Buy a slice of a real track. Get paid when people stream it. No PhD in finance required — just press play.
Every Friday, royalties from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon Music get distributed to your wallet automatically. No app to open. No button to click. Just notifications adding up.
Every Friday, royalty data from streaming platforms is processed and tokenholders receive their pro-rata share automatically.
A tokenized share of a music catalog — a tiny piece of the royalty stream from real songs. Every time those tracks get streamed, you get your cut.
You're not buying the songs themselves (the artist still owns those). You're buying a slice of the income they generate. Recorded on Arbitrum blockchain so it's transparent and you can verify it any time.
Streaming platforms report play counts weekly. We collect the data, calculate your share, and deposit it on Friday.
Yes — we're honest about that. Streaming numbers fluctuate. A track can go viral or fade out. We screen catalogs before listing them, but past performance ≠ future results.
That said: the income comes from people listening to music, not market speculation. So it doesn't crash with crypto or stocks. Different kind of risk.
Yes. You can sell your tokens back to Ripe whenever you like — though some catalogs have a minimum holding period before you're able to sell.
No fee to deposit. There are fees on token purchases and sales, plus a fee on royalty distributions. The exact rates depend on the catalog — you'll find them in each catalog's terms. That's it.
Music heads. Built for fans. The whole point is that you don't need a finance background to take part. You like a catalog of music? You think it'll keep getting played? Buy a share of it.
Finance people are welcome too — but they're not the target.
Verify yourself, deposit USDT, pick a catalog, press play. Your first Friday payout lands the next week.