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Renowned rapper Dennis David Coles, better known as Ghostface Killah from the iconic hip-hop collective Wu-Tang Clan, is venturing into the blockchain realm.
He has revealed his plans to release new, exclusive tracks in the form of Bitcoin (BTC) Ordinals.
Ghostface offers a free mint of 10,000 pieces, allowing fans and crypto enthusiasts to participate in this unique experience without cost.
In addition, holders of these Bitcoin Ordinals will be granted Creative Commons Zero (CC0) rights, essentially removing all copyright claims and enabling anyone to "freely build upon, enhance and reuse the works."
This project's execution is made possible through collaboration with NakaPepes, Rare Scrilla, and OrdinalsBot.
Despite the increasing use of blockchain technology to give artists greater control over their creations, using Bitcoin Ordinals for music distribution is still a relatively new concept, with only 1,290 audio files inscribed onto Bitcoin.
Through this venture, Ghostface Killah invites the world to witness the evolution of music in the blockchain era, setting a new benchmark for what is possible when art meets technology.
Drake also recently connected the worlds of crypto and music when he shared a clip featuring Michael Saylor's argument that Bitcoin will outperform gold as an investment asset.
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He has revealed his plans to release new, exclusive tracks in the form of Bitcoin (BTC) Ordinals.
Ghostface offers a free mint of 10,000 pieces, allowing fans and crypto enthusiasts to participate in this unique experience without cost.
In addition, holders of these Bitcoin Ordinals will be granted Creative Commons Zero (CC0) rights, essentially removing all copyright claims and enabling anyone to "freely build upon, enhance and reuse the works."
This project's execution is made possible through collaboration with NakaPepes, Rare Scrilla, and OrdinalsBot.
Despite the increasing use of blockchain technology to give artists greater control over their creations, using Bitcoin Ordinals for music distribution is still a relatively new concept, with only 1,290 audio files inscribed onto Bitcoin.
Through this venture, Ghostface Killah invites the world to witness the evolution of music in the blockchain era, setting a new benchmark for what is possible when art meets technology.
Drake also recently connected the worlds of crypto and music when he shared a clip featuring Michael Saylor's argument that Bitcoin will outperform gold as an investment asset.
Wu-Tang's Ghostface Killah to Release Music on Bitcoin
Rapper Ghostface Killah from the Wu-Tang Clan releases exclusive tracks as Bitcoin Ordinals, offering a free mint of 10,000 pieces.
Weren't they having problems with his management team?
