Topic: Digital Music Stores & Crypto (Read 110 times)
I think that's a good idea. For example, 50 cent - earned a good sale of the album for the crypt
Music outlets will definitely accept bitcoin as payment if bitcoin is legalized in the country where the outlet is located. If the store insists that bitcoin can enter as a payment option, then the outlet can be punished.
The issue here is would people rather use say altcoin over bitcoin to make such purchases. Or just stick with the main stream credit cards ect.
I think a BitStreaming service would be fantastic we are doing trials to see if it's worth investing in the idea lets see how the album sales go first hand
I think a BitStreaming service would be fantastic we are doing trials to see if it's worth investing in the idea lets see how the album sales go first hand
Would you buy music / albums with crypto currency over traditional outlets say Itunes, Beatport, Ect?
We found there was very limited choice when looking to sell our music for bitcoin and altcoins.
Do bitcoiners not like music? Why do none of the large music services offer bitcoin as a payment option?
or is the established route to market so strong that services trying to use bitcoin and altcoins are simply no use.
We found there was very limited choice when looking to sell our music for bitcoin and altcoins.
Do bitcoiners not like music? Why do none of the large music services offer bitcoin as a payment option?
or is the established route to market so strong that services trying to use bitcoin and altcoins are simply no use.
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