Using Blockchain and Crypto to Jam Out to your Favorite Songs with Current

Current thinks you should be using blockchain and crypto to listen to your favorite songs. The music streaming platform will aggregate popular music services to one platform. Dan Novaes is the co-founder and CEO of Current. Novaes explains how Current is creating a platform that encourages engagement and a community. If users share their data with Current, they will be rewarded with CRNC. Current is pursuing an ICO with CRNC in February.

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