Ethereumanotherblock released 2,000 royalty-share tokens in Justin Bieber's 2015 single 'Company' at $28 each, together carrying a 1% share of the track's recorded streaming royalties. It was among the first major-label back-catalogue songs sold to fans this way.
2,000 tokens splitting 1% of a Bieber back-catalogue single.
Prism analyst note
The cheapest entry into tokenized music royalties on Prism, and the one with the widest holder base at 2,000 units. A 2015 pop single is well past its streaming peak, so treat the income as a slow decay rather than growth. The 1% total share split across 2,000 tokens means each unit is a very small claim, which is the point at this price. Same structural caveat as the rest of the category: it is an NFT, so exit depends on finding a buyer rather than a market.
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- Prism read this token's contract on Ethereum and confirmed the symbol, decimals, and supply the issuer publishes.
- Source
- anotherblock
- Last verified
- Aug 13, 2026
- Token contract
- 0x9ef7…Aa7C
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Frequently asked
What does one token represent?+
A 1% royalty share was split across 2,000 tokens, so each is 0.0005% of the track's recorded streaming royalties.
Can I trade it on Prism?+
No. These are ERC-721 NFTs with no liquidity pool, so Prism cannot quote or route a swap for them.