K-pop Girl Group tripleS Gains Popularity With Fan-Curated Album Utilizing Blockchain - TheNewsCrypto

With its latest album “ASSEMBLE,” tripleS, a K-pop girl group with 24 members, has gained popularity. The single “Rising,” which debuted as an EP album on February 13th, is one of the eight songs on the album.

A few of tripleS’ female stars adorn each album release due to the group’s changing structure. Through a blockchain-based voting platform called “Gravity,” the fans choose and create the sub-groups. Additionally, an album including all of the members will be issued once a year. The first album included all ten members—SeoYeon Yoon, HyeRin Jeong, JiWo Lee, ChaeYeon Kim, YooYeon Kim, SooMin Kim, NaKyoung Kim, YuBin Gong, Kaede, and DaHyun Seo—is titled “ASSEMBLE.”

Fans took part in “ASSEMBLE” by choosing the title tune in a poll. Voting took place on Modhaus’ mobile application “COSMO: the Origin” from December 1–8, 2022. Fans were asked to vote for their favorite song each day in a tournament style. Song B emerged victorious in the final round and was chosen as the album’s main tune. Approximately 57,340 COMO (or voting tokens) were utilized in the voting process.

From January 30 to February 6, 2023, tripleS participated in a Modhaus live hangout on Discord, which included the Dimension from ASSEMBLE. TripleS were the first K-Pop group to ever have a Discord event of this nature since it was the first time members had interacted directly with fans on the platform. Additionally, Modhaus is well recognized for producing “SIGNAL” or vlog-formatted videos that it posts to its YouTube account. Modhaus intends to continue improving communication via its different social media platforms.

Modhaus CEO Jaden Jeong said: “I’m very confident about the album ASSEMBLE, especially because its title track was solely decided by the fans. This is an unprecedented case of letting the fans listen and decide on the album’s main song. tripleS and ASSEMBLE will prove that a fan-centered system is the future of entertainment.”