Music first
We start from real recordings and the people who love them — not from charts or streaming counts.
LEARN ABOUT CHARTMusic has always had fans.
Music has always had fans.
Now it has a market.
CHART gives every recording one open market, so the conviction fans have in a song can finally be expressed, seen and shared — with the people behind the music included.
HOW CHART WORKS
Find it. Launch it. Trade it.
Three steps from discovery to conviction.
- 01
Find a song
Search real artists, albums and recordings — start with the music you already love.
Explore music - 02
Launch or join its market
Every recording has one CHART market. If nobody has launched it yet, you can be first.
Find a song to launch - 03
Trade your conviction
Buy or sell the song’s token as culture and demand move. Prices are public and on-chain.
Explore markets
To turn the instinct of “I knew that song first” into an open, fair market — where fans can back the music they believe in and creators share in the activity around their work.
ONE RECORDING. ONE MARKET.
A song can only be launched once.
Titles repeat and songs appear on many editions, so CHART identifies the recording itself. Each market is bound to the recording’s MusicBrainz ID and, where available, its ISRC codes — and its on-chain address is derived from that identity. A second market for the same recording simply cannot exist.
How identity worksWHAT WE STAND FOR
Principles we build by.
Open by design
Prices, trades and reserves come from confirmed on-chain activity that anyone can check.
Creators included
0.50% of every trade is set aside for the verified rightsholders of the song being traded.
Honest about risk
Song tokens are speculative market positions, not ownership of music. We say so, everywhere.
Does buying a token mean I own part of the song?
No. A song token gives no ownership of the song, its master or its publishing, and no right to royalties, revenue or streaming income. It is a position in CHART’s market, nothing more.
Why can each song only be launched once?
Each market is bound to the recording’s identity — its MusicBrainz recording ID and ISRC codes where available. The market’s on-chain address is derived from that identity, so a second market for the same recording cannot exist. If someone has launched it, you join that market.
Is this real money?
Not here. This version of CHART runs on Solana Devnet for testing: Devnet SOL, Devnet USDC and song tokens have no real value, and nothing is paid out.