Recently, I began to revisit a question:
What should we look at for established IPs on the blockchain?
It's not about sentiment.
It's not about who has the highest FDV.
For retail investors, there are actually three indicators —
Users, Revenue, Burn.
First, let's look at users.
Audiera is not a new story.
It comes from the Dance Dance Revolution line,
with 600 million historical users, not PPT data.
Now there are over 5 million real Web3 users on the chain.
In the BNB ecosystem, the music / entertainment track has real activity.
Next, let's look at revenue.
On December 1, Audiera launched AI Payment.
It's not giving away, it's not free riding; it's paid.
AI music generation and creation services,
have already generated over 148,900+ $BEAT in on-chain revenue.
This point is crucial —
This is one of the few 'real money flows' you can directly verify on-chain.
Finally, let's look at burn.
Revenue isn't just for show.
Audiera chooses to:
Revenue → Consumption → Weekly Burn.
The first batch of 125,000 $BEAT has already entered the black hole,
and it is continuously published and executed.
At this point, comparing becomes very clear.
MapleStory has proven that old IPs have value, no problem.
But high FDV + high unlock + dual tokens,
looks more like a traditional game finance model.
Audiera is taking another path:
Single token $BEAT, low initial circulation, AI payment drives the deflationary flywheel.
When Web2 music + AI + payment,
truly connects to the Token economy,
then it’s not just telling a story anymore.
So I prefer to focus on such projects.
Not because of the hype,
but because the data begins to speak for itself.
$BEAT
