3LAU-backed platform Royal crashes during first music NFT drop, mint delayed
January 12, 2022, 5:03PM EST · 1 min readRoyal, a non-fungible token platform from the American music producer 3LAU , crashed after its first mint drop.
The mint was supposed to start on January 11 at 1:00 p.m ET and include music NFTs from the Grammy award-winning rap star Nas but crashed a minute into the drop due to heightened user demand on their servers, the platform explained on Twitter. Royal has now delayed the mint to start on January 20 at 1:00 p.m. ET. A total of 760 tokens at three price tiers — Gold, Platinum and Diamond — will be offered at launch.
For the Nas music NFT drop, Nas maintains 50% of the royalties for every NFT sale. Those who buy one of the 500 Gold tokens will receive 7% from royalties on every resale, with the 250 Platinum token holders and 10 Diamond holders each earning 21% from royalties.
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