Soneium Joins Superchain to Reshape Value Distribution in Cars, Fandom, and Music
Soneium Joins Superchain to Reshape Value Distribution in Cars, Fandom, and Music
馃攲 Who gets paid now
Soneium is launching on the Superchain, targeting three major industries where participants create value but rarely capture it: automotive, entertainment fandom, and music.
The core problem: These industries have traditionally extracted value from user participation without fair compensation. Fans stream music, engage with content, and build communities鈥攜et most revenue flows to platforms and intermediaries.
Previous context shows the opportunity: A 2025 report by 51 Insights demonstrated that 600 superfans can generate more value than a million streams. Republic Film recouped capital in months through fan-funded models, outperforming traditional platforms like Spotify and Netflix.
Soneium's approach: By building on the Superchain infrastructure, the platform aims to "rewire who gets paid"鈥攑otentially enabling direct value capture for participants and creators rather than centralized platforms.
This represents a shift from extraction-based models to participation-based economics in major consumer industries.
Cars. Fandom. Music. Three industries built on extracting value from participation. @soneium on the Superchain. Rewiring who gets paid.
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