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Own a slice of a real song's royalties, paid in USDC.
anotherblock sells fractional shares of real recording royalties: each drop conveys a defined percentage of a specific track's streaming income, with distributions paid to holders in USDC. Catalog has included tracks recorded by Rihanna and The Weeknd — the Rihanna drop sold 300 slots of 0.0033% each at $210 in minutes. Royalty payouts have run since 2021, making it one of the longest-operating income-paying RWA platforms. Listed for discovery: each song is its own token, priced per drop.
anotherblock made song royalties a retail asset: $210 once bought 0.0033% of a Rihanna recording, and holders have collected USDC streaming income ever since. Yields depend entirely on how much the world keeps streaming each track — a real, uncorrelated income stream with real uncertainty. Every song is its own token, so Prism lists the platform for discovery and sends you to the drops themselves.
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Streaming royalties. Each play of the track generates income, and your share of it arrives as USDC distributions.
You own a defined percentage of the recording's royalty stream — income rights, not the copyright or creative control.
Streams decay or grow with culture. A track's income can fall for years or spike on a viral moment; there is no par value underneath.
