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The way streaming pays artists today is built to serve everyone except the people making the music.

Payments are slow, the economics heavily favor the biggest players, and most artists sit at the end of a chain that extracts value long before they see it.

With Lightning and Value for Value, something different is starting to take shape.

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Theo | Fountain.fm 2mo ago

It takes on average around five months for money from a stream to reach an artist’s bank account.

With Lightning, payments can move instantly, straight from fan to artist.

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