Have you ever thought that Ticketmaster is actually a financial intermediary? It monopolizes ticket issuance and distribution channels, taking a commission on every transaction — which is not much different from the logic of banks. So where is the real innovation? Some crypto projects are redefining this ecosystem with blockchain technology. Through decentralized ticketing systems and on-chain settlement, they can directly connect artists and audiences, completely bypassing layers of middlemen and their greed. This not only reduces costs but also gives users true control over their assets. The idea of using crypto infrastructure to disrupt traditional intermediary models is playing out across multiple industries — ticketing, payments, asset custody — and this restructuring has already begun.
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SocialFiQueen
· 3h ago
To be honest, the Ticketmaster trap is just an old trick dressed in modern skin, and I've seen through it for a long time. But the problem is that the public is still being played for suckers. Can blockchain ticketing really take off? It feels like it still needs time.
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MerkleMaid
· 8h ago
Well said, the Ticketmaster scheme should have been eliminated long ago. Middlemen are making too much profit from the markup.
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GateUser-beba108d
· 8h ago
Wow, I've been tired of the Ticketmaster scam for a long time. It's just legal scalping.
Honestly, on-chain ticketing sounds good in theory, but few projects actually survive once implemented.
Decentralization is a dream, but what about liquidity and user experience? That's the real bottleneck.
Wait, have you considered whether the secondary market for NFT tickets might become a new tool for cutting the grass again?
I’d like to see if artists and fans connecting directly will actually lower ticket prices, or if it’s just a new trick to continue scamming.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 8h ago
Damn, Ticketmaster's recent move is indeed outrageous; their service fees can really scalp people.
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I just want to know when we can truly use these decentralized ticketing systems; right now, it's still too fragmented.
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Blockchain-based ticketing is really interesting, but I'm worried it might just turn into another way to scam people.
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That middleman layer really needs to be peeled off, but someone has to actually make this happen.
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It sounds nice, but ultimately it depends on how much cheaper the end users can get it; otherwise, it's all talk.
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Suddenly thought of those scalpers at concerts; if it really becomes decentralized, they'd be crying their eyes out.
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The analogy of financial intermediaries is spot on; Ticketmaster is like modern-day usury.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 9h ago
Honestly, the logic of Ticketmaster's money-grabbing scheme should have been eliminated long ago. I am optimistic about on-chain ticketing.
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BrokeBeans
· 9h ago
It was long overdue for a disruption. Ticketmaster, this vampire, should step down.
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Blockchain ticketing sounds great, but it seems like new middlemen will just take a cut again.
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So, are crypto projects cheaper than Ticketmaster, or is it just the same old story with a different face?
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Wow, this logic also makes sense in the payments industry. No wonder the central bank is so cautious.
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Talking about eliminating intermediaries every day, but in the end, it's still individuals making money. It's not as ideal as it sounds.
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This time, it really should be shattered and started over. Users have been exploited too harshly.
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But on-chain settlement costs aren't low either. How much profit will gas fees eat up?
Have you ever thought that Ticketmaster is actually a financial intermediary? It monopolizes ticket issuance and distribution channels, taking a commission on every transaction — which is not much different from the logic of banks. So where is the real innovation? Some crypto projects are redefining this ecosystem with blockchain technology. Through decentralized ticketing systems and on-chain settlement, they can directly connect artists and audiences, completely bypassing layers of middlemen and their greed. This not only reduces costs but also gives users true control over their assets. The idea of using crypto infrastructure to disrupt traditional intermediary models is playing out across multiple industries — ticketing, payments, asset custody — and this restructuring has already begun.