Black Mirror Partners with Pixelynx to Explore Blockchain in Entertainment
Consensus Toronto 2025 featured discussions on digital assets with global thought leaders. Key insights are available from each day of the event:
Shivani Phull from Pixelynx discussed how Black Mirror utilizes blockchain for fan engagement. Eric Tomaszewski from Verde Capital Management addressed the appeal of new investment products to younger investors.
Blockchain and Interactive IP
The entertainment industry is evolving due to digital-native audiences seeking participatory experiences. Blockchain offers solutions for:
- On-chain IP verification for ownership transparency
- Composable rights for microlicensing
- Community ownership through tokens
- Incentives for creators and fans via digital tokens
These developments enable fans to become stakeholders in narratives, shifting traditional storytelling models.
Black Mirror's Web3 Initiative
Banijay Rights partnered with Pixelynx and KOR Protocol to create an interactive experience for Black Mirror. Their token initiative allows users to link social accounts and earn reputation scores, with over 300,000 sign-ups.
Future of Intellectual Property
The shift towards interactive, tokenized content creates new monetization paths, emphasizing protection and community participation. This marks the beginning of Storytelling 3.0.
Expert Insights on Ownership in Web3
Ownership in Web3 encompasses active participation rather than passive asset holding. Tokens can gamify trust, creating economic value based on behavior. Engagement yield may replace fixed income for younger investors.
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