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This platform introduces pre-funding for RWAs with the new mechanism

The V2E mechanism allows users to reserve funds for unlocking IP rights or RWA purchases in a vault for upfront incentives.

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This platform introduces pre-funding for RWAs with the new mechanism
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BeatSwap is building a full-stack infrastructure for intellectual property RWAs, utilizing a “vault-to-earn” (V2E) model to pre-fund creative assets.

More people are spending time with content than ever, but the financial infrastructure of the creator economy hasn’t fully kept up. Payments can take days, ownership and revenue splits are tough to verify and regular users have no straightforward way to back a work early and share in its upside.

BeatSwap, a real-world asset (RWA) infrastructure platform, targets this specific headache. It provides full-stack infrastructure for IP-rights RWAs, bringing creative IP onchain with clearer records of rights and flows. Its licensing-to-earn model focuses on usage, while it is also introducing V2E, which is intended to address the financing side.

Pre-funding the next hit

V2E represents a shift from reactive royalty collection to proactive IP financing. In typical RWA models, users wait for revenue to generate slowly over time. V2E, on the other hand, allows users to pre-fund IP rights or future access to RWAs, enabling them to receive upfront incentives rather than relying solely on passive yields.

The mechanism operates through a staking-based reward layer. Users deposit assets into the IP Licensing Vault to support the ecosystem’s licensing activities. In return, they accumulate “vault power,” a metric that dictates their share of the incentives based on the size and duration of their commitment.

This system creates a pool of capital that allows the platform to secure rights and expand its library, while participants gain early exposure to the ecosystem’s value flow. It functions as a counterbalance to the platform’s usage-based licensing-to-earn model.

V2E serves as a preparatory stage that leads to licensing-to-earn incentives once users actively utilize the ecosystem’s IP rights.

Coinciding with the expansion of this ecosystem, the project has launched an event offering promo incentives to support community participation and accelerate growth.

Validating the model

The demand for this decentralized approach to rights management is visible in the project’s traction. BeatSwap has secured over 700 exclusive K-pop IP rights onchain. The portfolio includes more than 30 creator collaborations, including the hitmaker behind Brave Girls’ “Rollin.”

The ecosystem currently hosts over 518,000 contributors and holds a total IP portfolio valued at over $13 million. This activity has pushed BeatSwap to the #1 spot in the RWA category on Binance DappBay.

To support this growing economy, BeatSwap has expanded its access points for global users. The platform’s native token, BTX, was recently listed on major exchanges including Binance Alpha, OKX Boost, Gate.io and MEXC, opening liquidity corridors for a wider audience.

The BTX token sits at the center of this infrastructure, powering everything from the RWA Launcher to the incentives distributed through both the licensing and vault mechanisms.

A new standard for IP rights

For BeatSwap, the ultimate goal is to become the global standard infrastructure for IP-rights RWAs, enabling transparent ownership, licensing and monetization across digital and creative industries.

“Intellectual property is one of the largest and most underutilized real-world asset classes,” says Hazel Lee, co-founder of BeatSwap. “BeatSwap is building the infrastructure that allows IP rights to be transparently licensed, monetized and accessed onchain, connecting real usage with real economic value.”

As such systems mature, they could reshape the entertainment landscape, turning intellectual property from a static legal concept into a liquid, investable asset class accessible to a global market.

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