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The music community is quickly engaging non-fungible tokens in new and creative ways. While certain artists are using NFTs as a lottery system to send some of their fans to space, others are taking a more practical approach. NFT ticketing and NFT music are beginning to replace traditional music monetization methods and for good reason.
Here at NFT Concerts, we have been studying the financial success of various music NFTs. We have determined a simple formula which we believe artists should use to price their initial NFT release. Feel free to try out our NFT price calculator and see how it compares to your real-world examples.
For the first time, we rank some of the most popular NFT releases in the music scene. Discover which artist is an NFT King, and which major rap star had an NFT flop. Discover the various use cases of NFTs in the music scene, and determine which implementation works best for your fanbase.
While there have been a couple of NFT projects announced dealing with concert tickets, and even Don Diablo’s one-off virtual show, here at NFT Concerts we have developed a method to monetize live concert recordings though exclusivity. Only the owners may access and stream the show.
As the NFT gold rush continues, many individuals are jumping into the NFT space with minimal understanding of the underlying technology. An increasing number of “investors” and entrepreneurs are looking to get rich quick in the NFT space, creating a potentially toxic market. But are all NFTs a scam?
Musicians and bands are entering the NFT market at a rapid pace. While many musicians are entering the NFT space, there have been several different NFT implementations used successfully. Learn 5 ways to make money with NFTs as a musician.
With the recent NFT gold rush, many musicians find themselves wondering, “Can I turn my music into NFTs?” Check out the current options available to musicians and artist looking to create NFT music and learn about the future of digital music memorabilia.
July has been an amazing month for both live music and NFTs. Record sales of non-fungible tokens continue to show that the NFT market is here to stay. While NFTs continue to thrive, live music is making a comeback across the nation.
Music is back! As live in-person events return across the nation, music fans and party goers are quickly running back to the dance floor. While artists turned to live streams during the pandemic, with in-person events returning, is this the end of streaming shows?
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