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# Introduction

## <mark style="color:purple;">**MORE MUSIC MORE VIM**</mark>

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We interact with technologies controlled by companies whose interests and incentives often conflict with our own. This is in every aspect, but let's look at music. The growth of the music industry in the world has generated billions of dollars but mostly circled around leading music companies and superstars, at the cost of your data, time and lives being monitored.&#x20;

Blockchain is a web of freedom and reward distribution. It gives everyone the power and the right to be part of the economy, and to be relevant in them. It doesn't matter if you are a star yet; blockchain gives freedom to all irrespective of their status. As a user of bullchord, you enjoy data-free rewarding time and you have the opportunity to invest in music.&#x20;

Blockchain technology, in its current form, is gradually breaking through the stranglehold on the web, and we are strengthening the music aspect, we make Bullchord the power source for everyone in the music industry.

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