Q&A with The Chainsmokers: Mantis, YellowHeart, Smart Contracts
summary
Yellowheart aims for a Q2 2020 launch but delays depend on live shows; it runs beta testing in small venues and reports faster transaction throughput than prior blockchain ticket projects. Built features include in-seat merch purchases, blockchain-backed tickets that log history, and a secondary market with resale caps that can route markups to artist, promoter, or charity. Smart contracts promise clearer royalties and metadata for streaming, adoption by platforms like Spotify is possible but not guaranteed. Mantis targets consumer apps, tipping and micro-payments/tipping.
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- 0:00Start
- 1:34Is the Service Still on Track for a Q2 2020 Launch
- 8:44What's Your Vision on Selling Shares of Ownership on New Tracks as a Way To Fundraise To Create New Music
- 13:33What Types of Bitcoin Blockchain Companies Are You Looking To Work with and Invest in
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