I know what you mean about being these crypto platforms being for the producers and not the fans. I think out of all the crypto music sites I've tried, Audius is probably the best on usability and for the fans - heck, they have a functioning search bar! Happy days! The trouble with these new services (where offering content is key to its success) is that they have to start with an empty catalogue. They'd need licences to have music from Soundcloud/Spotify and port it over, negotiating with labels, probably have their own types of contracts... not really sure the legalities of it all with regard to copyrights too. It's why a lot of the T & C of uploading music is that it has to be new and unreleased music.

It sounds like you've been in crypto too long but it's given you a good education on what to trust :D

There was an interesting video in RealVision where a bigger artist spoke about creating his own token and distributing out to his fans as a membership style token which wasn't down to a specific platform but rather being a part of the artist's community. If a platform shut down, didn't matter, they all had a token so they could rejoin at another platform if needed. Was quite a different take on things.

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