On Dec. 6, 2021, the partnership of Earnity and BitNile raised $15 million in stock offerings. It is no wonder Earnity founders Dan Schatt and Domenic Carosa have expressed eagerness in partnering up with the Bitcoin mining firm. To think, this is merely the beginning of Earnity’s rise.

Dan Schatt and Domenic Carosa believe that with the development of new crypto, decentralized finance (DeFi), and web3 technologies, such as non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and the metaverse, these things should not be built in silos or only available to exclusive communities gathered in far-flung corners of the internet. For crypto to achieve its original vision, access and information must be open, peer-to-peer, and easily obtained. 

The professionals at Earnity believe the best way to achieve this goal is to combine what works on the social internet with the most successful aspects of crypto trading. This idea includes fostering the ability to connect, get input, and ask questions to others who share common interests while rewarding those who provide quality information with a reputation scoring system controlled by the community, on a system designed with trust and safety in mind. 

Earnity is also interested in moving beyond monetization schemes wherein digital creatives and influencers are forced to create clickbait links and leverage temporary trends to earn money. Instead, the firm’s platform will provide people with a place where they have the tools and means of monetization that reward quality content and true learning. In fact, at Earnity, all forms of monetization will be transparent, simple, fair, and beneficial to everyone involved. 

In addition, the Earnity platform is a safe place, with a verification process designed to ensure that our community is free of bots, fake accounts, and shill armies that bring down other crypto-themed social media sites, groups, and pages.