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# Where We're Going

Building toward agentic, merit-based music discovery

WAV.3 is evolving into something much bigger than a referral-driven MVP. Without revealing specifics, our next phase focuses on:

* **Virtuals Integration:** Partnering with Virtuals to power **agentic music discovery** — turning songs into autonomous AI agents that actively promote themselves post-graduation
* **Anonymous Merit Discovery:** Moving from social clout to **purely merit-based discovery** — songs will launch anonymously and be judged on their sound alone
* **Songs as Assets:** Each song will function as a **speculative on-chain asset**, with fans able to back tracks they believe in before anyone knows the artist.
* **TasteGraphs:** As users listen, they build **TasteGraphs** that map their preferences, enabling highly personalized discovery and anti-farming protections

This path will transform WAV.3 from a simple MVP into a **decentralized discovery engine** — one where human taste fuels the algorithms of the future.


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