In five years, @Ainsley Costello made just $750 in royalties from over 500,000 streams through apps like Spotify.
In one year, she made 21 million sats (over $13,000) through apps like Fountain and Wavlake.
Adapt and adopt Bitcoin - or else.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/frankcorva/2024/10/01/musicians-can-now-earn-bitcoin-for-streaming-their-songs/
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Share @Ainsley Costello's story (and @Joe Martin, and all the other #V4V legends) with your musician friends! They belong here 🎵⚡️
In five years, @Ainsley Costello made just $750 in royalties from over 500,000 streams through apps like Spotify.
In one year, she made 21 million sats (over $13,000) through apps like Fountain and Wavlake.
Adapt and adopt Bitcoin - or else.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/frankcorva/2024/10/01/musicians-can-now-earn-bitcoin-for-streaming-their-songs/
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Congratulations @Ainsley Costello
#bitcoin + #nostr = opportunity
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There's amazing power that most don't understand yet from POW with Bitcoin and all of the ancillary support mechanisms like Fountain are reaching more every day and clearly it's great for value for value. #Fountain #Rocks
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Fantastic, another use case!
From now on, I will cite this article whenever I hear someone say "bitcoin is useless ocean boiling technology."
In five years, @Ainsley Costello made just $750 in royalties from over 500,000 streams through apps like Spotify.
In one year, she made 21 million sats (over $13,000) through apps like Fountain and Wavlake.
Adapt and adopt Bitcoin - or else.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/frankcorva/2024/10/01/musicians-can-now-earn-bitcoin-for-streaming-their-songs/
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Notice how Fountain is lumping themselves in with Wavlake. Probably because the lion’s share is Wavlake and fountain total is paltry.
Not only did they just wholesale copy Wavlake but they’re not even transparent about this. I guess I can’t expect much from a team that thinks closed source KYC wallets are the way.