A music NFT.
Each record is one finished track from one of our stations, and it plays that track. There is never a second copy.
One track. One record.
Music from onchain trades, collected as NFTs.
Holders share 50% of the label's sales.
Each record is one finished track from one of our stations, and it plays that track. There is never a second copy.
Bristles, charcoal, airbrush. Written in JavaScript, not painted by hand.
The real artwork.
Every record comes as this box.
The token id is the catalog number: record 1 is track IDM-0001.
A hash of the track's data paints the landscape and its radio tower: chain, pool, track number, swaps and the block where it finished. The same track always paints the same cover.
The strip on the box is the track's own loudness, measured from the audio, start to finish.
ERC-721 on Robinhood Chain, ticker RECORDS.
Each stream pays holders on its own chain. The resale royalty uses onchain enforcement (ERC721-C).
A licence, loop or stems sale credits the matching record. If it has not been minted, the credit waits for its first minter.
Packs, royalties and the holders' quarter of station fees. Tracks after #1000 are sold without a record, so their holders' share joins the pool too. Each record shares only what arrives after its mint.
At each hourly check, $5 or more is released from the splitter; smaller amounts are released once a day.
The bot reads who holds each record and posts the amounts to the sales rewards contract. After a 12-hour check, it sends rewards to plain wallets from $1. The contract can never pay out more than it received.
Claim from the royalty reward pot whenever you like. No staking and no activation.
If a record sits in a Safe or a marketplace, its rewards wait on the record. A contract holder can claim from the same address on Base.
One mint per wallet per drop. Priority FCFS and FCFS count together.
THE BALANCE TO HOLD1,000,000 $IDM
Your lowest balance counts. Moving tokens in at the last minute does not help. Keep this balance when you mint: the contract checks again, Priority list or not.
Qualify before this cutoff. Wallets that qualify later wait for FCFS.
Your lowest balance over the last 21 days must meet the balance above. Mint in these 24 hours: first come, first served, while records last. More wallets can qualify than a drop has records, so mint early.
Your lowest balance over the last 7 days must meet the same balance. Open while records last. A Priority wallet that has not minted can mint here too.
The label keeps 3 random records of every drop, picked at opening from a block hash anyone can check, and any record not minted by close.
One for your collection.
Unclaimed rewards move with the NFT to the next holder. What you already claimed stays with you.
No. It is not a share in a company. Nothing is promised; with no sales there are no rewards.
A way to pay over the web: an AI agent or a person pays for music and gets the file in the same request.