JAN 21, 2020 – 39 MIN
Last year we discussed Blockchain and Hip Hop; now let’s turn to the other
category of blockchain projects: token economies. Here lies a unique angle and
market which can help independent music artists unlock new financing
opportunities, without having to sacrifice their ownership rights
JAN 21, 2020 – 39 MIN
Last year we discussed Blockchain and Hip Hop; now let’s turn to the other category of blockchain projects: token economies. Here lies a unique angle and market which can help independent music artists unlock new financing opportunities, without having to sacrifice their ownership rights and contract rights, including control of future royalties to intermediaries and recording companies. Token economies recognize and reward fans for coming to the stage and utilizing services.
This week’s guest includes:
Blockchain experts duo Barbara Bickham and Fabian Alsultany.
Tune in as we will explore and examine how artist will be able to sell tokens to fans directly in order to raise funds for creative projects.
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JAN 21, 2020 – 39 MIN
Last year we discussed Blockchain and Hip Hop; now let’s turn to the other category of blockchain projects: token economies. Here lies a unique angle and market which can help independent music artists unlock new financing opportunities, without having to sacrifice their ownership rights and contract rights, including control of future royalties to intermediaries and recording companies. Token economies recognize and reward fans for coming to the stage and utilizing services.
This week’s guest includes:
Blockchain experts duo Barbara Bickham and Fabian Alsultany.
Tune in as we will explore and examine how artist will be able to sell tokens to fans directly in order to raise funds for creative projects.
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