AMADEUS

What Is AMADEUS?

AMADEUS is the first memecoin music artist. We release music on all major streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, etc.) as a memecoin.

Lots of people hate memecoins. But they love music. So we are getting AMADEUS onto the mainstream charts so the haters can't ignore this pupper.

How Many AMADEUS Coins Are There in Circulation?

AMADEUS launched on March 31st, 2024 with 500,000,069 AMADEUS coins created at genesis.

Supply Allocation: 70%: Fair-Launch Liquidity Pool 20%: Marketing 10%: Dev/Producer

Who is the Founder of AMADEUS?

AMADEUS is the brainchild of Daniel O’Loughlin, who combined his background in investment finance, cryptocurrency and music to create this memecoin.

Daniel has previously worked as an analyst at S&P Global Inc. and subsequently left to become a music producer. He has a MSc. Finance from Trinity College Dublin, is a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst and has also published two academic papers, with one being in the top 1% of cited behavioural finance papers.

“This isn’t just about making another memecoin. It’s about pushing the boundaries of what Web3 can achieve and creating blockchain history.” — Daniel O’Loughlin

What has AMADEUS achieved so far and what’s to be expected?

On May 3rd, 2024, AMADEUS released its debut single ‘Cryin’ Over You’ on all major streaming platforms including Spotify. The single was mixed and mastered by Austin Leeds, the mixing engineer for artists such as Avicii, Benny Bennassi and Paul Van Dyk.

The vision for AMADEUS includes releasing more music, collaborating with well-known artists, and ultimately, breaking the Billboard music charts.

How Is the AMADEUS Network Secured?

As a Solana-based token, AMADEUS relies on a unique combination of Proof-of-History (PoH) and Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanisms, which improves throughput and scalability. Solana is a Layer 1 blockchain, considered one of the most high-performance permissionless blockchain on the market and fastest networks due to its speed and claimed throughput: the network of 200 distinct nodes can process up to 50,000 transactions per second (TPS).