Interesting case study happening in the RWA space right now. There's this project converting real-world IP into programmable on-chain assets, and they're doing it with 808 Festival – one of Asia's biggest EDM events.

They're partnering with All Access to basically transform festival IP into something you can code and interact with on-chain. The whole point? Creating a direct connection between fans and the festival brand in ways that weren't possible before.

This is the kind of stuff that shows how blockchain goes beyond just trading tokens. When you can turn cultural assets into programmable pieces, you're opening up entirely new models for fan engagement and ownership.

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hodl_therapist

· 3h ago

808 Festival on-chain? This guy really dares to think big, but to be fair, it is an interesting idea. But wait, is it really possible to implement fan ownership? The RWA path is getting wilder and wilder, but it still feels far from real-world application. Programmable cultural assets sound appealing, but it somehow feels like another way to fleece retail investors. Not bad, this time it’s not just pure token speculation. Finally seeing something real.

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