everwave has been building its decentralized music community for a little more than a year now, and with the closing of our first wave, it’s time to reflect on what we’ve built, the difficulties we have encountered along the way, and what the next phase of everwave looks like.

Coming to the everwave ecosystem, you will probably have many questions about where the DAO tokens ($WVE) come from, where they go, how they transit from one party to another etc. This blogpost is meant to bring clarity to our tokenomics, and help you understand what the $WVE token stands for, how the DAO tokenomics are structured in a way that allows for fine tuning, and what it means to be a $WVE token holder. We will explore in detail all the ways a $WVE token goes out from the DAO controlled pools, and all the ways it goes back to DAO controlled pools.

This is an overview of how we see music rights in web3 and more specifically how we see it in the context of a DAO focused on collaborative music production

creativity mining is a web3 based system creating a sustainable environment for artists to create art and get fairly rewarded.

everwave is a Solana based DAO facilitating a collaborative music production platform. DAO Members connect, produce music together and get rewarded.