TL;DR
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Music NFTs are not for everyone. Hell, they’re not even for that most people. No. Music NFTs are for super fans.
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And the Grammy award-winning electronic musician, André “RAC” Anjos’ latest NFT announcement, is a perfect example of that.
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His CULT pass NFT acts as a membership pass (users buy the NFT and get perks in return). Nothing we haven’t seen before.
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Where RAC’s NFTs differ from the rest is this: the NFT itself changes depending on what the owner has in their wallet.
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Giving Superfans a unique piece of art inspired by the other creative work they’ve collected, which also gives them access to a tight-knit community of like-minded people.
Full story
Music NFTs are not for everyone.
Hell, they’re not even for that most people.
No. Music NFTs are for super fans.
And the Grammy award-winning electronic musician, André “RAC” Anjos’ latest NFT announcement, is a perfect example of that.
Here’s the basic idea:
The CULT pass NFT acts as a membership pass (users purchase the NFT and receive perks for doing so). Nothing we haven’t seen before.
Where RAC’s NFTs differ from the rest is this:
The NFT itself changes depending on what the owner has in their wallet.
Here’s our understanding of how it works:
The CULT pass NFT generates a list of keywords based on the other NFTs/tokens purchased by the owner, feeds them to an AI image generator and creates an image unique to the owner.
… ok, so it’s like an ‘NFT mood ring’? Who cares?
Superfans.
Where most people see an overpriced digital mood ring, superfans see this:
A unique piece of art inspired by the other creative work they have collected, also giving them access to a tight-knit community of like-minded people.
We may not be the target audience, but we get it!
Well done, RAK.
