Q&A: What are the benefits of gigs in the metaverse? There are more than you think

cointelegraph.com:

1. Hello! So you've launched The List and you're now working on Klubcoin. Can you tell us about these two projects?

If we are going to use the language of music, The List would be the prelude to Klubcoin.

The List is an NFT collection that serves as a bridge between IRL events, the Web3 world and Klubcoin — which is the first global cryptocurrency for all clubbers, festival goers and electronic music fans.

These nonfungible tokens will serve as an entry ticket to two festivals per year organized by Klubcoin and The List. Not only that, owners will have the chance to win one of the 150 lifetime access passes to world biggest clubs and festivals.

The List is basically preparing ground for Klubcoin, by establishing partnerships and creating a community of electronic music lovers.

2. What needs to be done to bridge the gap between partying in real life and clubbing in the metaverse?

I think that the onboarding experience should definitely be a lot smoother. Technology is still not at its best, and people are having problems with logging in and finding their way in the metaverse.

Not everyone is a computer wizard, so the user experience needs to be painless for non-crypto users and new enthusiasts.

Strong content is also key. We've done thousands of hours of live DJ sets online and in the metaverse with a very good audience. When you create a bigger event — such as the one we did with Amnesia Ibiza, Steve Aoki and Bershka last August — engagement becomes massive.

3. How exactly does the "party-to-earn" model work?

It's like Airmiles. Electronic music lovers who party and spend in the Klubcoin ecosystem — with clubs, festivals and top brands — can earn cashback and rewards on the app.

With these tokens, you can easily purchase tickets,