After the historic internal explosion of Moviepass, the subscriber of "Netflix of the Cinema" has been cautious about the company's 2023. After Moviepass issued an email explosion on Wednesday, these film audiences may be more and more skeptical, and the email investigates customers' interest in Web3.

Email said: "Artificial intelligence and blockchain technology are changing the business structure at an unprecedented speed." "As a community -driven company, we are happy to understand your interests and knowledge in the blockchain field."

The survey asked about the basic questions about the respondents' familiarity with Web3, such as they have any assets such as NFT, or they have digital wallets. I also asked customers if they thought that the blockchain technology had hope, and whether they were interested in understanding more information about it.

Moviepass may not be ubiquitous to the pivot of Web3. When the company was re -launched, it raised the seed funds of Hong Kong software companies and venture capital companies that specialize in blockchain technology. Last year, Moviepass cooperated with the SUI blockchain to allow subscribers to pay with USDC, and USDC (fixed cryptocurrencies to US dollars.

At that time, Stacy Spikes, co -founder of Moviepass, said that Moviepass aims to use Web3 as "making movies easier to access and can attract more extensive audiences through deeper fans." The company stated that it is seeking to provide a reward on the chain for watching movies, or allows users to invest in the movies they see (without more details about their actual working methods).

It is unclear whether fans want these chain bonuses, or whether this blockchain infrastructure will help the company's success. In some cases, adding encrypted elements to a company that can alienate users instead of attracting them without elements. Patreon has also investigated his interested in cryptocurrency, but the founder's membership platform has clearly encountered it.

Without adding Web3 components, the new and improved Moviepass has transferred the first profit ever in 2023.

Although the first version of Moviepass is unsustainable, the subscribers can see unlimited movies at a price of $ 10 in the theater instead of the cost of a movie ticket. Quotation. Now, Moviepass runs on a confusing credit system. Among them, each movie can be exchanged for a certain number of points. These credit volume fluctuates according to the time and screening format (IMAX, 3D, etc.) of the day. For places living in a high cost of movie tickets (such as New York City or Los Angeles), their monthly fees will be higher.

In February last year, Moviepass announced that the bookkeeper had seen 1 million movies through its products, but did not specify how many subscribers it had.