Fireverse's Copyright Pledge Pool: The New Web3 Music Model Behind 100 Million Plays

[Bitpush] There’s an interesting new development in the Web3 music sector.

Since October, the Fireverse project has been running an “AI co-creation” music initiative, and in just a few months, they’ve already produced several hit tracks. Their collaboration with Kay Tse, “City Lights Chasing Dreams,” as well as songs like “Go with the Wind,” “Burn,” and “Silent Dialogue,” have now accumulated over 100 million plays across all platforms. Their ability to monetize this kind of traffic is truly impressive.

But what’s even more noteworthy is what they’re launching at the end of December—a music copyright staking pool. This mechanism is completely different from those projects that only make empty promises with governance tokens; here, it’s real cash flow distribution.

According to official projections, platform music copyright revenue could reach $30 million by 2026. Half of that (about $15 million) will go directly into the staking pool for LP holders. In simple terms, if you stake your tokens, you’ll get a share of real income from copyright revenue.

The logic is actually pretty straightforward: users are not just listeners, but also sharers of copyright revenue. Plus, more top-tier artists are reportedly joining the co-creation process next year, so this revenue pool could grow even larger.

Compared to projects that rely purely on token speculation, this cash flow-backed model looks much more reliable.