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@tixprotocol
The financial primitive for live entertainment. Entertainment private credit meets onchain settlement. Powering @KYDLabs. Built by Ticketmaster veterans.
At your favorite venue Katılım Ekim 2025
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Ticketmaster deploys $15 billion across 11,000 exclusive venues and earns 30 cents on the dollar.
That’s not a software business. That’s a bank.
@KYDNimale on @CCNCitizens and why @KYDLabs with TIX is going after it from the capital side, not just the software side.
ccn.com/education/cryp…
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@Solofunk @humafinance @blackopal_fi @creditcoop_xyz @tixprotocol Three very interesting strategies - familiar with them, and the space continues to grow!
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Trade finance & PayFi are two traditional yield sources I hear more and more about on the tokenization side.
@humafinance is doing sth interesting there already, and we can expect more entrants.
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Building on @tixprotocol to bring access and transparency to live entertainment financing.
Patryk@Solofunk
Over $300 billion in stablecoins have been starved of yield. Onchain credit introduces exogenous yields that fill the gap, with the asset class growing from $252.2M to $5.58B in 2025, a 22x increase. This is the State of Onchain Credit 🧵
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A ticketing company is not a software business. It‘s an originator of private credit opportunities.
With TIX, we bring this asset class onchain.
Patryk@Solofunk
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@syrupsid @KYDLabs Onchain credit spans:
Payment finance (@creditcoop_xyz), physical infrastructure (@USDai_Official), entertainment (@KYDLabs), overcollateralized lending (@maplefinance), uncollateralized lending (@WildcatFi), home and auto (@Figure), etc.
Incredibly diverse and overlooked.
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@tixprotocol exists to make sure the world’s biggest live moments, from the Olympics to the World Cup, don’t get hijacked by scalpers.
Appreciate @CBSLosAngeles having me on to say it plainly: “service fees” are just interest rates charged by ticketing companies pretending not to be banks.
kyd.@KYDLabs
“Ticketing companies act as banks. Whenever a show goes on, a venue typically signs a deal where they get capital upfront to pay the artist and the production. Service fees are interest rates for that loan that the venue has taken from the ticketing company.“ @KYDNimale on @CBSNews discussing ticket prices for the 2028 LA Olympics.
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Blockchain rails to improve the systems real businesses are built on.
kyd.@KYDLabs
“Ticketing companies act as banks. Whenever a show goes on, a venue typically signs a deal where they get capital upfront to pay the artist and the production. Service fees are interest rates for that loan that the venue has taken from the ticketing company.“ @KYDNimale on @CBSNews discussing ticket prices for the 2028 LA Olympics.
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Ticketing is not a software business, but one of the largest credit businesses hiding in plain sight.
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Live Nation has borrowed about $742 million in the private debt market to help finance its global investment in concert venues, sources said bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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A jury ruled yesterday that Live Nation has illegally monopolized the live events industry and overcharged consumers. So to celebrate we built a little game where you can go ahead and cut the service fee off the ticket.
Slice the ticket, watch out for combos, and don't hit a fake ticket.
Sign in with X and post your score. We're keeping track.
[LINK BELOW]
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Our commentary by @KYDNimale on the jury's verdict in the Live Nation trial.
Follow the money.
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Ticketmaster went down today. Thousands of fans locked out of buying and reselling tickets because one website failed.
Ticketing infrastructure shouldn't have a single point of failure. With TIX several frontends can plug into the protocol. If one goes down, fans can still buy and sell tickets through others.
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