Discover how MetaWorks Platforms (MWRK) is taking over the entertainment space, and could hand investors their biggest win of the year.
Netflix… Spotify… and TicketMaster.
Arguably three of the biggest players in the entertainment space today.
From DVDs to video streaming… CDs to online music… and waiting in long lines at ticket outlets, to purchasing seats with a click of a button.
Each of these global powerhouses innovated their industries, disrupted societal norms, and handed early investors potentially major wins as their market values shot higher.
Now, almost 25 years later, the world has evolved dramatically.
We are on the precipice of the next crucial stage in the evolution of the world wide web – with the emergence of Web 3.0.
And one company with a proven track record of success in the Web3 space, has the potential to be the next disruptor in the entertainment market.
Led by innovator and tech giant, Cameron Chell – who’s built multi-billion-dollar companies before…
MetaWorks Platforms (ticker: MWRK) is looking to transform the entertainment technology industry, with several innovative solutions bundled into one company.
First, the company has developed a “next generation Netflix” with a digital movie entertainment platform called “Vuele”.
Second, it’s combined Spotify and TicketMaster into one with “Music FX”, a hub for fans and artists to connect through digital innovations and engagement, with an advanced blockchain-based NFT ticketing system that eliminates scalping and unfair pricing issues.
And third, Metaworks is developing a more advanced version of Google Pay and Apple Pay with its digital smart wallet called “Wallet FX”. Not only does it allow users to tap & pay with their phone, it offers embedded functionality into the MetaWorks ecosystem.
With these new platforms, MetaWorks (MWRK) has the potential to disrupt multiple multi-billion dollar industries…
The technology could improve many facets of our daily lives – music, movies, ticketing, and online payments – while also solving some of the major problems we experience using those technologies every day.
That’s why MetaWorks could be such a game changer…
Each of these platforms are built using cutting-edge Web 3.0 technology. They’re built for the next generation of the internet – not the one 25 years ago.
And as an investor, that’s a very big deal. The Web3 evolution is set to generate 40-fold growth in the coming years. Let us explain…
MetaWorks Platforms (MWRK) Could Become the Next Industry Giant
The Web 3.0 boom has begun. And if you’re wondering what Web 3.0 is, it’s the next evolution of the internet.
It uses ground-breaking blockchain technologies to shift more control to those who use it (i.e. people like us and the creators of digital content).
The transition is happening as we speak, and early investors could see tremendous upside in companies like Metaworks Platforms that look to take advantage of it.
In fact, according to an analysis by Future Market Insights, the Web 3.0 blockchain market is on track to grow from $2.86 billion in 2023… to $116.51 billion by 2033 – that’s an average annual growth rate of almost 45%1, or a 40-fold total gain in just 10 years!
That growth potential is triggering a surge in valuations of companies that recently announced moves into the Web 3.0 space. Companies like…
Microsoft (MSFT): Announced major investments in A.I. and identified the potential the metaverse holds for the gaming industry by acquiring Activision Blizzard in a $70 billion deal. It’s up 38% year-to-date.2
Apple (AAPL): Announced its Vision Pro mixed reality headset, the most anticipated hardware product launch since the iPad in 2010.3 Its stock rose 39% so far this year.4
Meta (formerly known as Facebook) uncovered its metaverse project to the world… sending its shares up a whopping 122% this year.5 And…
Nvidia (NVDA): Has positioned itself at the forefront, with a suite of computer chips likely to power Web3. It’s up a staggering 165% – in less than six months!6
Listen, the next internet revolution is here.
And while those gains are nothing to scoff at they pale in comparison to the fortunes you could have reaped if you were an early investor in stocks like Netflix… Spotify… and Live Nation (Ticketmaster’s parent company).
In fact, Netflix’s market value exploded up to 64,000% from its early trading days.
Now, gains like that don’t happen very often. But if you allow us the next five minutes, We’ll share with you how MetaWorks Platforms (MWRK) could be the next generation success story.
Here’s why…
MetaWorks And The Rise of Success
Netflix was founded over 25 years ago… back in 1997.
At the time, this little-known start-up began a DVD-by-mail service that sought to disrupt traditional brick-and-mortar video rental stores, like Blockbuster.
But what may have started as a small video rental by mail turned into a massive streaming conglomerate.
Netflix revolutionized the industry by leveraging the internet – offering customers the ability to stream movies… no DVD-disc required.
- From a $300 million market cap in 2002 (IPO) to a market cap of over $306 BILLION7 in November 2021 at its peak.
- From an adjusted initial share price of $1.078, to a maximum trading value of $6919 per share.
Investors who got in early… before streaming services became mass market – or the norm of today – could have realized a staggering 64,000% gain!
Meaning, a small $10,000 investment could have eventually been worth a whopping $6.4 MILLION.
Similar to Netflix, Spotify also has a remarkable story…
Spotify was first imagined in 2002 and borne in 2008 – following controversial file-sharing networks, like Napster and Kazaa.
Daniel Ek sought to create a music service that solved potential piracy issues, and compensated the music industry.10
After growing to a reported 71 million paying subscribers… 159 million monthly active users… and having the largest global reach of all streaming music services11 – Spotify went public in 2018.
The company IPO’d on April 3, 2018 with a market cap of $29.5 BILLION,12 making it more valuable than behemoths such as CBS, Twitter, and Sprint13…
Less than three years later, Spotify shares reached a peak of $364.59, more than doubling its IPO price.14
And Ticketmaster…
13 years after its historical merger with Live Nation, Ticketmaster has become a global leader of live venue ticket sales – controlling 70 to 80 percent of ticketing at major concert venues in the U.S.15
Shareholders of its parent company, Live Nation, have realized staggering benefits.
- Live Nation shares rose 14.7% on the DOJ’s approval of the merger, to $10.51 per share.16
- At its peak, on February 25, 2022, shares rose to an all-time high of $126.79 and a market cap of $28.31 BILLION.17
From the merger’s approval to it’s all-time high… investor’s realized a whopping 1,106% gain. Making a $10,000 investment worth over $120k!
But now – decades later – these industry leaders are out-of-date. They’re dinosaurs in a rapidly evolving world.
And their investors are feeling the effects…
The Downfall of Netflix, Spotify and Ticketmaster
From its high two years ago, Netflix has fallen over 47%…18.
What’s changed? Simply put: Competition.
“Netflix was once the disruptor, making video rental stores like Blockbuster redundant. But the disruptor is fast becoming the disrupted.” 19
Netflix now faces fierce competition from AppleTV, HBO Max, Amazon Prime, Disney+ – just to name a few.
As a result, their user base has been dropping – Netflix is unable to retain its customers.
And Netflix is making their services more expensive – putting off new customers.
That’s not all…
Netflix is also experiencing problems with industry counterparts, like the Writers Guild of America, who are now on strike. You see, one of the core issues of the strike is the insufficient compensation that’s caused by streaming.
And much of the frustration is aimed at Netflix, who is largely credited with upending the entertainment industry’s traditional business model.
“Hollywood is calling it ‘the Netflix Strike’” 20
“Striking Writers Find Their Villain: Netflix” 21
“Netflix Users Cancel Subscriptions Amid Growing Feud Over Writers’ Strike” 22
The strike has resulted in work stoppages and increased costs.
But as subscriptions fall, profits decline, and its share price plunges – Netflix is cutting its spending, not increasing it.
Similarly to Netflix, Spotify is also feeling the effects of competition and industry players
Its share price has fallen back to IPO levels…
- Spotify’s user base is being challenged by Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon Music, and more, who have all launched music subscription services.
- Spotify has also come under backlash from a number of artists in recent years.
Popular artists – like Bob Dylan, Jay Z, Coldplay, and Neil Young – have all boycotted Spotify, and pulled their content from the streaming service, at one point or another.23
The artists cited Spotify’s low-paying compensation practices and perceived discouragement of creativity.
Taylor Swift was one of the loudest artists to complain. She pulled her music for 3 years stating, “Music is art, and art is important and rare. Important, rare things are valuable. Valuable things should be paid for.” 24
TicketMaster is also not immune to problems
Their shares are down almost 36% from their peak.25
The company recently came under major scrutiny with Taylor Swift’s botched concert release.
Ticketmaster is now facing mounting pressure – from the U.S. Senate, major artists, and customers alike.
“Senators are looking into Ticketmaster’s dominance in the ticketing market following several high-profile fiascos.” 26
The problem: in many instances, over 90% of tickets are not released to the public.
Instead, they’re released to credit card companies and secondary market sellers (some of which are owned by Ticketmaster’s parent company, Live Nation…).
And the remaining tickets that are released to the public are quickly scooped up by bots.27
The result: unreasonably high ticket prices, limited supply, and extremely angry fans.
Legislators may step in an attempt to rectify these issues, but MetaWorks Platforms has already solved them…
Upgrade to Metaworks Platforms
Time to bid adieu to the old…
Metaworks Platforms (MWRK) is leveraging Web3 technologies to drastically improve the entertainment industry – for the creators and the end users.
Its platforms – Vuele, MusicFX, and WalletFX – are the next generation Netflix, Spotify, and Ticketmaster… all rolled into one!
Where Netflix limits the user experience to streaming the end product, Vuele increases brand loyalty and awareness by allowing fans to own a unique piece of their favorite content – from the movie or show itself, to never before seen clips and content.
Where Spotify limits artist creativity, MusicFX gives artists the ability to directly connect with their fans through personalized, limitless access. While Spotify discounts the artists and music's value, WalletFX provides a direct financial pipeline from the artists to their fans. Artists can incrementally monetize all of their content, in the way it makes sense for them.
And while fans and artists alike are harmed by Ticketmaster’s unfair pricing practices, Metaworks Platforms with WalletFX can eradicate scalping, control pricing, and create a positive experience.
You see, MetaWorks Platforms (MWRK) is the upgrade the entertainment industry has been waiting for.
Vuele: Like Netflix, But Better
Metaworks has created a whole new way for people to experience movies.
Vuele, a revolutionary digital home entertainment platform, allows users to do so much more than just stream their favorite content…
That’s because Vuele is ingeniously built on blockchain technology – a ground-breaking digital ledger technology – that unleashes a universe of new possibilities for the film industry.
It gives the film industry:
- New ways to monetize movies far beyond box office and streaming,
- New opportunities for building brands and brand loyalty, and
- Greater security against piracy that siphons off billions of dollars in revenue each year,
While also creating a whole new way for people to experience their favorite films.
With the Vuele platform, users can own their own unique piece of the movie – whether that’s a scene, a digital poster, or outtakes that no one’s ever seen before.
It’s a win for the consumer, and a win for the production company.
Vuele is especially timely given the 2023 writer’s strike:
As subscriptions fall, profits decline, and its share price plunges… Netflix is cutting its spending, not increasing it. Not exactly the news that writers have been waiting for…
But unlike Netflix, Vuele gives the power back to the movie owners – by giving them direct financial access to the user through MetaWork’s WalletFX, and providing endless ways to monetize content.
MusicFX: A Musical Revolution That Combines Spotify and TicketMaster in One
Metaworks Platforms has reimagined the artist-fan relationship in the digital age, with what could be the next big thing in the music industry.
MusicFX is…
- An ecosystem, where fans no longer have to contend with scalpers or black-market forces.
- A realm of exclusivity, giving fans unhindered access to unique content and experiences.
- A game-changer for artists, allowing them to directly engage with fans in new, exciting ways that outshine typical social media interactions.
With its advanced blockchain-based NFT ticketing system, Metaworks Platforms is tackling scalping and unfair pricing issues head-on – removing all things that fans & musicians hate about ticketing.
“Ticketing is one of those rare areas where the core problems can be solved by properly applied technology. Blockchain, NFTs and Smart Contracts done right will be able to completely eradicate the unnecessary scalping and pricing problems caused by the current system. Our platform will bring both the power and the revenue back where it belongs, to the fans and the artists.” - Scott Gallagher, President 28
Metaworks Platforms with MusicFX seeks to:
- Remove the purchasing friction that some associate with Web3,
- Improve the speed of transactions,
- Lower ticket prices by eradicating middlemen mark-ups,
- Eliminate pesky scalpers who load up on tickets just to try to resell them at higher prices,
- Give pricing control back to the artist, and
- Monetize the secondary market while creating a positive experience for the fans.
… meaning Taylor Swift and her Swfities should be happy!
That’s why Metaworks Platforms and MusicFX were selected as the official ticketing, wallet, and NFT partner for the taping of the 2023 FreakNik Festival documentary that’s scheduled for release on Hulu.
The partnership was so successful that the company was subsequently selected for the 2024 festival, and its 30,000 expected attendees.
That’s why Metaworks Platforms and MusicFX were selected as the official ticketing, wallet, and NFT partner for the taping of the 2023 FreakNik Festival documentary that’s scheduled for release on Hulu.
The partnership was so successful that the company was subsequently selected for the 2024 festival, and its 30,000 expected attendees.
WalletFX: the Smart Digital Wallet Designed for Brands of the Future
WalletFX is a breakthrough product of Metaworks Platforms designed to redefine the way brands interact with their fans.
With its easy ‘Pay Anywhere Tap & Go’ feature, WalletFX will join an exclusive list of brands that have tap & go technology – like Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay.
To put in perspective how large the market for this technology is, Apple Pay processes a monstrous $6 trillion transactions annually. In fact, it recently surpassed Mastercard in the dollar value of transactions and is quickly catching VISA for the lead.29
MetaWorks is now one of the few companies providing this technology, giving it a major blue-sky potential.
And WalletFX is not just a digital wallet… it’s an interactive hub that enhances the relationship between brands and their fans, making interactions more meaningful and engaging.
It enables fans to own unique digital assets (like collectible NFTs) and bolster their connection with brands via a tangible emblem of their fandom.
It also only requires an e-mail address to sign-up (no crypto or Web3 experience required).
From the brand-side, it serves as a direct conduit for payments, rewards, and sales opportunities (ticketing, merchandise, digital collectibles, e-sports) – opening up new revenue streams for the brand.
Listen, the potential for WalletFX is enormous. Combined with Vuele and MusicFX, you have three big reasons to pay close attention to MetaWorks Platforms (MWRK).
But there’s also one more…
Legendary tech entrepreneur, Cameron Chell, is at the helm of the company. And he’s no stranger to success.
Cameron Chell: Tech Innovator and Billion-Dollar Value Builder
Founder and Chairman of Metaworks Platforms, Cameron Chell, has experience disrupting industries and building a company from scratch… to valuations in the BILLIONS of dollars.
It began in 1996, when he co-founded FutureLink. Chell changed the way software was delivered, and grew the company to $3.5 BILLION.
You see, like Netflix and other entertainment disruptors, Cameron Chell knew you didn’t have to invent something new – you just have to figure out how to use it in a new way.
- Netflix didn’t invent video streaming. YouTube was way ahead of that.
- Spotify didn’t start music downloading. Napster and Kazaa beat them to it.
- Ticketmaster wasn’t the first to sell tickets online, it just embraced the internet evolution.
So that’s what Chell did with computer software and the internet.
Instead of trekking to the computer store to buy a new disk each time you wanted to upgrade your software, FutureLink made it possible to download it onto your computer directly from the internet.
And while this may seem obvious now… it was revolutionary at its time.
Now Chell is harnessing blockchain technology and Web3 with Metaworks Platforms.
He’s set his sights on the entertainment industry, and Chell is calling it his ‘crowning achievement’.
So, while the technology may seem obscure now… it could be obvious in the future.
This could be a once in a lifetime opportunity to get in on what could be a Netflix… Spotify… or Ticketmaster level gamechanger.
Keep reading to learn how Metaworks Platforms has innovated other industries with Web3…
Building New Platforms Across Industries
MetaWorks Platforms (ticker: MWRK) helps companies upgrade legacy technologies – to newer… more secure… and more robust platforms.
The company has already brought important innovations to a wide range of industries.
Industries like securities trading, intellectual property rights management, digital transaction platforms, and digital collectibles.
Their roster of Fortune 5000 partners and clients include the Canadian Securities Exchange, Kodak, Barrett-Jackson, the iconic Topps Company, and GunBroker. com, the world’s largest online gun broker with over $4 billion in total sales.
The company’s main focus is building platforms to enable transactions, currency offerings, and infrastructure. Their projects include:
Canadian Securities Exchange:
Development of the first blockchain-based securities clearing and settlement platform to be used by a major exchange. Created in partnership with the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), the platform enables substantial reductions in risk, cost and error over legacy platforms.
MetaWorks Platforms receives 2-5% of smart contract and transaction fees, as well as a full equity in the smart contract exchange platform.
GunBroker.com:
Creation of a private, branded cryptocurrency for the 3.5 million registered members of GunBroker.com. Called FreedomCoin, the regulated merchant currency makes payments and money transfers far more inexpensive, instant, and secure. FreedomCoin succeeded in demystifying digital currencies, which for most people are still an abstract idea reserved for Bitcoin investors. The GunBroker.com project also required creation of a DLT/blockchain platform that is fully compliant with state and federal money transmitter laws and regulations.
GunBroker.com has achieved over $4 billion in total sales. With development fees of $2 million and a 20% equity stake, the project provides MetaWorks with a recurring revenue stream.
Kodak:
Kodak partnered with Metaworks Platforms to improve intellectual rights licensing, management and security. The KodakOne platform created an encrypted, digital ownership ledger, an archival system, and a licensing vehicle for photographers, all tied together with transaction processing.
Kodak stock jumped 44% on the platform launch, and generated more than $1 million in photo licensing in the months that followed. In addition to a $2 million development fee, Metaworks Platforms holds a 10% equity stake in KodakOne in order to generate recurring revenue.
Topps: Metaworks Platforms teamed-up with Topps, a company that made every kid a baseball card collector, to inspire a new generation of collectors with digital trading cards.
The initial issuance of Garbage Pail Kids non-fungible tokens (NFTs) sold out in just over 24 hours and generated $100,000 in revenue.
Those are just a sampling of the platforms developed and launched by Metaworks Platforms (MWRK).
So Don’t Miss Out…
Think like an innovator, not an analyst.
It took just one generation – one generation – to completely change the way that media and entertainment is both made and experienced.
The moment old dial-up technology gave way to broadband, the streaming revolution was born.
And investors who saw the change happen, and understood what it meant for the future, had the opportunity to see small investments grow into potentially MILLIONS of dollars.
Opportunities like that don’t come around very often…
But this could be your next chance.
The next internet revolution is here. And companies like MetaWorks Platforms (ticker: MWRK) are hoping to become future industry giants.
Put Metaworks Platforms (ticker: MWRK) on your watchlist today.
As always, perform your own due diligence before buying any stock.
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