Music. Support.
The connections explained.

Create a free artist profile, add your artist details and music links, and save it. To run a track campaign, submit a public Spotify or SoundCloud track you have the right to represent and complete the available checkout.

Open your artist page and use the claim option when shown. Sign in and follow the ownership-verification steps. If you cannot find the option or need help proving ownership, use Contact us below. Editorial inclusion does not mean someone else owns your music.

A campaign costs $9.99 per track and runs for 30 days after editorial approval and chart launch. Waiting for review or launch does not use those campaign days. Check your profile for payment, review and campaign status.

Your free profile includes music links and sharing tools. Approved tracks can be discovered through New Drops and become eligible for the charts. A confirmed paid drop also unlocks the website and social links described on the For artists page. Payment does not guarantee approval, listeners or chart placement.

No. You can create a profile without a wallet and use PayPal at checkout. Card checkout depends on availability through PayPal. GL1TTR checkout is available only when shown and enabled; it uses a time-limited token quote, with Solana fees separate.

Connect and verify your receiving wallet through your artist profile. Registered fans can then send GL1TTR directly to that wallet when tipping is available on your page. Until a receiving wallet is connected, your page cannot accept tips.

Your music remains yours. A profile, campaign or tip does not transfer ownership of your recordings to token holders. Submit only music you have the right to represent.

Yes. Music discovery does not require GL1TTR tokens. Chart support requires a signed-in eligible account, not a token purchase or connected wallet. Availability depends on the track and chart launch status.

A like expresses interest. A verified account vote supports an eligible track in the chart system. A tip sends GL1TTR to the artist’s receiving wallet. Likes, playback and tips are not interchangeable with verified chart votes.

There are separate EDM, hip-hop and pop charts. GL1TTR Editorial selects the inaugural lineup. Verified community support determines ranking when the charts launch. Approved paid releases can collect support in New Drops before launch; editorial-track voting opens according to the launch controls shown on the site.

Campaign payments, token holdings and tips do not add ranking points. Paid and complimentary campaigns have the same chart eligibility. Listening alone is not a vote.

Open the track and use its sharing controls or copy its direct link. Send that link to your audience so people arrive at the right track. Share tools depend on your device and the destination app; a shared link does not guarantee an in-app audio player.

Playback uses the available Spotify or SoundCloud player. Those services apply their own playback and royalty-counting rules. A GL1TTR play event is not proof of a royalty-bearing stream, a chart vote or a burn.

GL1TTR is the ecosystem’s Solana token. Registered fans can use it to tip artists with connected receiving wallets. Token campaign checkout is available only when enabled. INFERNO is the planned connection between verified listening milestones and token burns.

Use Buy GL1TTR on this site and verify the Solana mint address against the token details on the INFERNO page before approving a swap. A matching name or logo alone is not enough. Review the quoted amount, fees and price impact in your wallet.

Sign in, connect your supported Solana wallet, hold enough GL1TTR for the tip and enough SOL for network costs, and choose an artist with a connected receiving wallet. Review and approve the transfer in your wallet.

The current tipping flow sends GL1TTR directly to the artist’s receiving wallet. A tip is a transfer, not an INFERNO burn, and it does not count as a chart vote. Solana network costs are separate from the token amount.

Use Check tip status when offered before sending again. A pending confirmation is not a reason to repeat the transfer. Review the transaction in your wallet and use Contact us if its status remains unclear.

Holding GL1TTR or tipping an artist does not give you ownership of their music, a share of their royalties, or a guaranteed return. Token prices can move in either direction, and market liquidity affects buying and selling.

Artists bring music and share their track pages. Listeners discover tracks, choose whether to vote, and can support artists with GL1TTR tips. INFERNO is intended to add a separate link: verified listening milestones unlocking burns from a designated reserve. That burn system is still in development.

No. INFERNO verified-play tracking and automatic burns are not live yet. Current player activity, shares, likes, votes and tips must not be interpreted as completed play-triggered burns.

No. Sharing can bring listeners to a track, but the share itself does not burn tokens. The planned INFERNO system is based on qualifying, verified listening milestones rather than the number of links posted.

Final qualifying-play rules, listening thresholds, burn amounts and execution timing are not yet published as a live program. There is currently no promised number of tokens burned per play. Ordinary plays cannot be assumed to qualify retroactively.

The published original allocation designates 30% of supply for the INFERNO Reserve. Planned milestone burns would come from that reserve, not automatically from listener wallets or artist tips. Allocating tokens to a reserve does not itself burn them.

A completed token burn must be supported by a confirmed Solana transaction for the correct GL1TTR mint. A play counter, planned milestone or reserve balance is not proof that tokens were destroyed. The INFERNO page identifies the official token.

No. Burning permanently reduces token supply, but it does not create guaranteed demand or a guaranteed price increase. A completed burn is also separate from artist income, chart position and streaming royalties.