Heralded as the digital culture’s next big thing in interactive, fan-driven creativity, KOR Protocol enables creators to combine blockchain and AI to transform their IP into diverse interactive media formats including music, video, and games. Unfortunately, there has been no easy way to do this while honoring the original content creators’ rights. KOR Foundation’s KOR Protocol, a decentralized and automated system, reshapes how users manage, protect, and monetize rights across entertainment genres.

One of the first applications on KOR Protocol is KORUS, a platform that lets fans create songs, remixes, and custom videos from licensed musical stems and other content. KORUS currently has over 250,000 users, of which more than 40% have minted the content they’ve created.

A key feature, KOR Protocol catalyzes the evolution of IP into new formats, changing the way creators and audiences interact. It democratizes complex and interactive multimedia projects and allows creatives of all kinds to harness the full potential of transmedia, fan communities, UGC, and AI without expensive and extensive custom development.

Finally, anyone can join the KOR Network and help support the decentralized ecosystem by taking part in KOR Quests. For deeper details and data, peruse the KOR Protocol overview.