Entourage producer comes with first-ever crypto NFT based tv series

Rob Weiss has confirmed producing and directing the first of its kind crypto tv show, ‘Hold On for Dear Life. The series will be concentrated around the currently raging trend of NFTs over the evergreen Bitcoin.

The show will be co-produced by Beacon Pictures’ Mark Pennell, Satoshi Nakamoto Productions, and the MAP Group. Furthermore, pseudo-anonymous crypto insider Suhh Toshee is the brain behind the creation of this generations’ Entourage.

TV series will focus on NFTs

The story of ‘Hold On for Dear Life’ revolves around the protagonist named Mel, who is a young tech founder. Mel launches a non-fungible token (NFT) named after her best friend, Aveer, who disappeared. Mel and her group of underdog friends are shown fighting against the centralized system to bring along the inevitable change in the market and people’s lifestyles with decentralized crypto powers.

This narrative fits the ongoing reality of the crypto community where the global regulators appear to be on a mission to crack down on cryptocurrencies and other digital assets. Rob Weiss stated that this series will change the prior storylines that dominated the narratives of finances on television. He asserted that ‘Hold On for Dear Life’ will bring a fresh relief, especially for the younger audience with its forward-looking characters, portraying the latest frenzy in the business of money.

“When I read the ‘Hold On for Dear Life’ pilot, I felt as if I had been transported into a fresh and unique universe where characters spoke about money in a whole new language…The world of currency is rapidly changing, and ‘Hold On for Dear Life’ will both illuminate and entertain at the same time.”, said Rob Weiss, the producer come director of the show.

Crypto series to be the first in several spheres

This crypto comedy has also become the first-ever show to tokenize portions of its net profits. The FDL token (For Dear Life) is currently available for sale on Securitize’s online marketplace. The FDL tokens are built on the Ethereum blockchain, utilizing smart contracts. Furthermore, they allow token owners to receive pro-rata net profits from the series directly into their digital wallets.

‘Hold On for Dear Life’ will also be the first series to use Sator’s blockchain-based platform and decentralized app that lets the consumers earn NFTs, tokens, and other rewards by watching their TV shows.