Euler Beats — an algorithmically generated art + limited music edition NFT of 27 originals and prints, created with art music algorithms. It is designed for life. Everything, needed to recreate each masterpiece, is stored on a chain in the main Ethereum network. EulerBeats bundles math, art, music, royalty and scarcity into a neat digital package.
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Description of the Euler Beats
The EulerBeats Originals are ultra hard-to-find NFTs that are limited to 27 items. The release of the original means that you are giving birth to a new art + rhythm that you will own. Tokens are generated on a chain. You won't be able to preview art + beat, but you can experience it as soon as it's created.
All original owners of EulerBeats will receive 8% of the revenue from every copy of the original they own sold. Owners of EulerBeats originals can see profits commensurate with the subjective qualities of their work as the engraving market develops.
Some features of the platform:
| Firstly | EulerBeats objects are copies of the original and can be previewed by the buyer prior to purchase on the home page as they have already been released by the original owner. |
| Secondly | Any collector can buy a stamp with a price formula. As the number of copies in circulation grows for a particular original, the price of the next copy rises exponentially. |
| Thirdly | If the collector determines that the copies are becoming overvalued, he can burn his own and recover 90% of the cost of printing the n-th item. |
90% of the cost of the copy is held in reserve for the return of burned objects. The remaining 8% goes to the original owner and 2% goes to the EulerBeats project. Supply-demand pricing makes the purchase of prints available to early adopters and the linking curve reserves liquidity for those, looking to burn their prints. EulerBeats uses the ERC-1155 NFT standard. Developers use the "image" property in the JSON metadata to provide an easily consumed visual representation of the token.
What do you need to know more about the project?
There is no WhitePaper on the Euler Beats website. Instead, the "About" section is available. All necessary information about the project is here. From social networks, the community leads:
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