(LIVE) AIBC Digital Summit (Part 3) | Leading Digital Summit for Emerging Technologies
summary
Says a blockchain protocol already built to process a million streams per second per region, ingesting play events from labels and services, cryptographically signing receipts so each play has an auditable, real‑time ledger; claims music royalties will hit $30B by 2030 while current play‑count reports have a 15% reporting error that creates a ~$4B shortfall. Demonstration ties streaming clients, labels and nodes into a validation network and reports successful reconciliation in tests; focus is on auditability, velocity and whether labels will adopt the signed‑receipt model.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:33ASIA 4 BILLION POTENTIAL PLAYERS
- 2:58EMERGING TRENDS
- 3:20EXECUTIVE
- 3:30LAND-BASED GAMING
- 19:30MUSIC STREAMING & DIGITAL CONTENT STREAMS MOVING ON CHAIN
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