The past music industry was like a one-way assembly line: creators upload, platforms distribute, and listeners consume. Copyright was a confusing ledger, with revenue filtered through multiple layers, and fans' love stopping at play counts. @ConfidentialLyr is rewriting this assembly line. Its core is clear: using Web3 to turn music from playlists into asset bundles. The blurry past contrasts with the transparency of today.
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The past music industry was like a one-way assembly line: creators upload, platforms distribute, and listeners consume. Copyright was a confusing ledger, with revenue filtered through multiple layers, and fans' love stopping at play counts. @ConfidentialLyr is rewriting this assembly line. Its core is clear: using Web3 to turn music from playlists into asset bundles. The blurry past contrasts with the transparency of today.