Justin Bieber hit track becomes NFT for royalty-sharing
Justin Bieber’s hit song from 2015, “Company,” has been turned into an NFT by anotherblock, from which fans could earn royalties from future streams of the track.
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Justin Bieber’s hit song from 2015, “Company,” has been turned into an NFT by anotherblock, from which fans could earn royalties from future streams of the track.
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