Block × Suede Labs: How On-Chain Royalties Actually Work

Block AMA with Jason Colapietro on the actual mechanics of on-chain royalties — how settlement, payouts, and creator splits work when the music IP layer lives on-chain instead of in a label spreadsheet. We get into: • Where the royalty lag comes from in the legacy industry (and why it's 18–24 months) • How on-chain settlement collapses that to near-instant • The Vault: liquidity now for artists, royalty yield for supporters • Music IP as a real-world asset (RWA) on Base 🎙️ Hosted on @Block 🔗 Suede Labs → [add link] 🐦 Johnny Suede → [add link] #Block #SuedeLabs #Base #x402 #MusicRWA #Royalties #ArtistRights #OnChainMusic

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