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Tune.FM Secures $50 Million Investment to Enhance Web3 Music Platform
Tune.FM has secured a $50 million investment to enhance its Web3 music platform, promising innovative features and improved user experiences. Discover how this funding will elevate the future of music streaming and artist engagement.
On Wednesday, the innovative Web3 music platform Tune.FM announced that it has successfully secured a substantial $50 million capital commitment from the Global Emerging Markets (GEM) Group. This significant financial backing comes just eight months after the platform revealed it had raised $20 million in an earlier funding round.
Tune.FM positions itself as a pioneering decentralized music-streaming service built on the Hedera Hashgraph blockchain. The platform’s mission is to empower artists by providing them with a more lucrative way to earn royalties through innovative methods such as “streaming royalty micropayments” and the introduction of digital music collectibles powered by its native JAM token.
According to Tune.FM, “Artists can expand their fanbase by promoting their music using JAM, enabling first-time listeners to engage in a play-to-earn model that rewards them for discovering newly promoted songs. This approach allows artists to achieve a return on investment (ROI) for their promotional efforts as new fans continually discover and stream their music.” This strategy is designed to create a sustainable ecosystem where both artists and listeners benefit from the growing platform.
The recently acquired capital will be strategically allocated towards expanding the platform’s user base, enhancing promotional efforts for the JAM token, and covering various areas including marketing, development, and the introduction of new products. In an exciting development, Tune.FM has also announced plans to launch a desktop application compatible with both Mac and Windows systems, complementing its existing mobile applications available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
For further insights, read more on the previous funding round: Hedera-Based Tune.FM Raises $20M for Artist-Friendly Web3 Music Platform