Thank you for the message @fulldecent
We would like to explain the points that your mention:
Symbol
In the front-end, the symbol “ETH” is currently displayed, which typically denotes the Ethereum blockchain. However, we would like to clarify that this symbol was inadvertently retained from a previous version where the application was built on the Ethereum blockchain. It is important to emphasize that our project has since transitioned to the TRON blockchain, with TRX (TRON token) as the core cryptocurrency for transactions and functionality.
This adjustment was made to leverage the unique features and capabilities of the TRON blockchain, which align perfectly with our project’s requirements.
We understand that consistency and accuracy in displaying symbols are crucial for user understanding. We want to assure the hackathon judges that our project’s key functionality, pricing, and transactions are seamlessly integrated with the TRON blockchain, offering users a more efficient and cost-effective experience.
While the symbol may display “ETH,” our project is fully operating on the TRON blockchain, utilizing TRX as the primary cryptocurrency.
TRON integrations
A musician utilizing the Tron network can seamlessly establish their digital presence by connecting their Tron Link wallet, thus enabling the creation of a unique artist profile. In this digital ecosystem, musicians can leverage the power of blockchain technology to mint non-fungible tokens (NFTs) adhering to the TRC-721 standard. These NFTs encapsulate their original music compositions, effectively safeguarding their intellectual property rights.
One of the most remarkable aspects of this platform is its robust security. Each music track is meticulously protected by encryption, rendering it inaccessible for unauthorized downloading or replication. This guarantees that artists have control over their creations, thereby preventing unauthorized distribution.
Once these music NFTs are minted, they are listed for purchase within the Tron ecosystem. Interested buyers and music enthusiasts can explore these unique offerings and make informed decisions. When a potential buyer decides to acquire an NFT, they initiate the purchase process by clicking the “Buy” button.
In a seamless and secure transaction, Tron cryptocurrency (TRX) is transferred from the buyer’s wallet to the seller’s wallet. This ensures that the financial aspect of the exchange is executed with utmost transparency and trust. Simultaneously, the ownership of the NFT is transferred from the seller’s wallet to the buyer’s wallet.
In this thriving digital marketplace, musicians can share their artistic creations with a global audience while maintaining ownership and control of their work. Buyers, in turn, can experience music in a unique and exclusive format while participating in the ever-evolving world of NFTs and blockchain-based art commerce. This ecosystem offers a decentralized, efficient, and secure platform that empowers musicians and art enthusiasts alike.
Creating music
LiveLoop is indeed a software that exists and is download over 2k. What we want is to provide the whole process from making music, minting, sell/rent and getting royalties. So this is the reason why we using LiveLoop in LoopNFT to provide the whole process.
We are planning to make the software in the web, whereby you can connect with your wallet and make directly dynamic NFT. As you can see in our pitch deck, we are almost closing a round of 160k where this process will be fully supported.
Hope this explains everything