Paris Hilton wants the title of Queen of the Metaverse

Hilton stated, “We are growing rapidly and want to find talent of people who have an interest in this space.” Hilton has partnered with ZipRecruiter, an online job-search platform, to increase her workforce. 11:11 Media will soon launch a sweepstakes to find someone who would like to join her mentorship program in Los Angeles. This program will cover many aspects of running a business.

“Mentorship is also a very important thing for me. She spoke of Barron Hilton, the business magnate and former president, chairman, and CEO of Hilton Hotels Corporation, as her mentor. It’s all the advice and support he gave me that has stayed with me throughout my career. I would love to be able do that for someone else.”

A voice for NFTs

Hilton was a celebrity promoter of NFTs in 2019, and she is still one of the most prominent. A friend approached Hilton to help raise money for the recovery of Australia’s wildfires. Hilton created a digital piece of art on her iPad when she was asked.

All profits were donated to charity.

She said that she found herself on Clubhouse’s pandemic site, talking to artists about NFT and meeting leaders in the space. I became obsessed and began collaborating with artists. It is something that I truly believe in.”

She has been a vocal advocate for NFTs since then. Hilton and Fallon shared photos of their Bored Apes NFTs during an appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” earlier in the year. This conversation was described by one news outlet as “frankly hallucinogenic”. ” The year before, she spent her time on the show to educate Fallon about NFTs.

Others celebrities who have started NFTs include Shawn Mendes, Lindsay Lohan, and Snoop Dogg. Recent signs suggest that the NFT market is eroding. According to Wall Street Journal data, the NFT market fell to an average daily sales of around 19,000 earlier in the month, compared with 225,000 in September.

In 2021 Jack Dorsey , then-Twitter CEO, sold his first-ever tweet as an NFT for $2.9 million. However, when the buyer put it up for auction, he received offers at a fraction.

Bitcoin, the most popular cryptocurrency, fell below $30,000 in January and has not risen above that level since. It is still more than half off its record high of November. In recent weeks, other cryptocurrencies were also hard hit.

Scams and thefts continue to exist alongside the risks of volatility in NFTs and wider crypto space. Some celebrities have also had

Inouye stated that celebrities are often associated with cryptocurrency and people then invest in it. Then they turn around and make a profit. “This speaks to the less savory side of all of NFT-blockchain-crypto, which is at least in part driven by hype and speculation.”

Hilton stated that she has been careful not to offer advice about what people should purchase, noting that she is only interested in NFTs “to support the artists” and not “for investment reasons.”

Public perception shift

Hilton has been a successful entrepreneur for many years, but her public perception of her — which was focused on her socialite status and heiress status — didn’t change until 2020’s documentary “This Is Paris.” The film was released on YouTube and has been viewed more than 56 million times. It criticized for the alleged abuses she suffered at a boarding school as a teenager.

She said, “The documentary changed the course of my life in every way.” People had many misconceptions about me for so long because of the character that I played… almost as a coping mechanism. They now know who I am and what my past has taught them. I’m not a dumb blonde. I am just good at pretending to one.

She has been working to modify laws in seven states since the publication of the documentary to combat abusive youth facilities. Hilton visited earlier this month the White House in order to discuss new legislation that would protect children involved in such programs.

“The Simple Life helped me launch my brand, and all of my businesses. I will forever be grateful for it.” She said that there’s so much more to her. “I want to be respected as a businesswoman, for my brand and business, and as an advocate for children who have been abused and traumatized like myself.”

Hilton stated that she is always looking for innovative ways to grow her NFT collection, help others grow their brands and continue to seek out new ways to invent.

She said, “It’s amazing that they can now build a brand, support families, be themselves, and express themselves in this way. It’s incredible.” It makes me proud to have created this new celebrity genre. It’s a great feeling to be an innovator and a pioneer in something. It’s amazing to see how that has evolved.”