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Created page with "Chatifacts A tokenized musical notation chart, usually from a recording session, that has been turned into an NFT to memorialize the player, the music, and the charts that were used in the creation of the song/ album. A particular song, solo, verse, chorus, etc can be by a sponsored by an individual that loves of that piece of music or player and can digitally represent it in their wallets as well as our archives. History some of the chartifacts contain a rare org..." |
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A tokenized musical notation chart, usually from a recording session, that has been turned into an NFT to memorialize the player, the music, and the charts that were used in the creation of the song/ album. | A tokenized musical notation chart, usually from a recording session, that has been turned into an NFT to memorialize the player, the music, and the charts that were used in the creation of the song/ album. | ||
A particular song, solo, verse, chorus, etc can be | A particular song, solo, verse, chorus, etc can be sponsored by an individual that loves of that piece of music or player and can digitally represent it in their wallets as well as our archives. | ||
History | History | ||
some of the chartifacts contain a rare organic compound known as Foldgers... some of it can be seen as stains on certain pieces, making it exponentially more valuable. | some of the chartifacts contain a rare organic compound known as Foldgers... some of it can be seen as stains on certain pieces, making it exponentially more valuable. | ||
Revision as of 18:06, 27 October 2025
Chatifacts
A tokenized musical notation chart, usually from a recording session, that has been turned into an NFT to memorialize the player, the music, and the charts that were used in the creation of the song/ album.
A particular song, solo, verse, chorus, etc can be sponsored by an individual that loves of that piece of music or player and can digitally represent it in their wallets as well as our archives.
History
some of the chartifacts contain a rare organic compound known as Foldgers... some of it can be seen as stains on certain pieces, making it exponentially more valuable.
