Founders

For me, the basic idea of onchain media is future-proof provenance! 

When you create something, you save it onto some persistent storage - like Arweave or IPFS - and sign it uniquely with your wallet, proving provenance. 

It's like you are saying - I made this! 
This works for writing, visual art, music, or anything else. 

And I believe it is already the most important part of the creator's journey! 
You will effectively prove that a human made this, and just by that, it may stand out in the sea of free AI-made content.

Pointing out biz mistakes & solving them, Positioning nerd making products Unignorable, also bringing 📬 /buildbetter, 🎙️ /web3magic and /artistspotlight

Create. Consume. Earn.
Democratizing Creativity with AI.

link3.to/fantv

Totally fair. Maybe it’s less about not chasing and more about chasing in a different way. 

Instead of chasing one platform's algorithm, you’re building in a way that lets many tools pick you up over time.

Well, I think you still chase someone as a creator because creating without distribution has little value 

So you’ll always chase distro—weather through platforms or aggregation tools or something else

What’s wild is this flips the discovery model. 

Instead of chasing platforms, creators anchor to chain-native infrastructure and let aggregation tools surface the work. 

Long-term, this could redefine how media legacies are built.

Founder / CEO - @fantv, love Web3 ethos, established Web2 Founder, largest music streaming app India (175 mn+ users), Produced 250+ songs with 15 bn+ streams

Good point. I’m sure timestamps are natural part of provenance.

One underrated layer here is timestamping. 

You're not just proving authorship, you’re anchoring your work in time. That historical context could be crucial for cultural relevance, attribution, and even value over decades.