Music NFTs pioneer Dyl explains his foray into crypto and the keys to building a successful collection.
At first glance, Music NFTs might appear as a blockchain alternative to buying tracks on iTunes. However, they are much more than that. Music NFTs can also give holders access to discounted concert tickets, special areas at concerts, or meetups with artists.
It all depends on how the artist wants to structure their NFTs. Among the most successful artists in this field is Dylan Rhodes, also known as Dyl. He gained recognition in 2015 with the release of the multi-platinum hit single "Jordan Belfort" and an accompanying tour where he performed more than 50 shows across the country. Main Street News and BSC News had the opportunity to speak with Dyl after the recently concluded NFTLVCon event in Las Vegas.
Since Dyl launched his NFT collection on OpenSea and Magic Eden in the last few years, he has garnered much attention. The total volume on his OpenSea currently stands at 40.6 ETH.
Being an NFT pioneer, Dyl emphasizes utility when asked how to become a music NFT pioneer like himself.
In an earlier interview, Dyl said that too many artists are making cash-grab music NFTs. It is, however, the hard work of community and ecosystem that he believes will have the greatest impact on artists.
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