What you own
A MultiNFT token is a digital collectible or a redeemable perk, recorded on a public blockchain. What it is — and anything it grants — is written into the token itself, so it is readable by anyone you show it to, with or without us.
Two kinds of token
| Kind | What you hold |
|---|---|
| A collectible | An original record released and sold by an independent artist, in a fixed edition. Yours to hold, display or transfer. |
| A perk | A redeemable token — a pass, a credit, a first look. It states plainly what it grants and the moment it is redeemed, and it is marked spent on-chain when used, so it is honoured exactly once. |
Across 6 categories
Modern Classical — Small ensembles, close-recorded, cut warm and pressed in short runs.
Field Recordings — One place, one microphone, for as long as the tape ran.
Electronic — Machines played by hand, recorded live to two tracks.
Jazz & Improvised — Dates cut straight to tape, with the room left on the record.
Ambient & Drone — Long tones and wide fields, for a room you are already sitting in.
Live & Broadcast — Nights taken off the desk and pressed exactly as they stood.
It travels with the token
If you transfer or sell the token, whatever it grants travels with it, and you stop holding it. That is why the grant lives in the token rather than in an account on our server: whoever holds the token holds the thing, and can prove it without our involvement.
What a token is
A token is a consumer digital product: an artwork or a redeemable perk, sold outright at a fixed price. What you hold is the piece itself and the rights its product page grants — that is the whole of what MultiNFT undertakes to provide. Collect a piece because you want it, or a perk for what it opens.
Where the artwork comes from
Each piece is generated from its own seed, so its artwork is reproducible from the piece alone and no two pieces are alike. That is also a privacy property: because every token resolves its own art rather than sharing one image across a collection, a single token describes only itself.