Wavist works with the many parties behind K-content — producers, promoters, and IP holders — and opens the door for eligible investors to take part in K-content itself.
Invest product by product today, starting with the Concert Fund.
Touring — one of the largest revenue streams in K-Culture. Concert IPs rotate through one rolling fund.
Back the artist business itself — management contracts and activity across albums, appearances, endorsements, and fandom business.
A fund that finances short-form drama and content production and the IP it creates, from distribution to licensing.
Editions Fan Editions: official supporter status, merchandise and screening invites (no financial return). Investor Editions are held by funds for approved investors. See Editions →
Explore the $WAVE portfolio model and roadmap across concerts, artist management and content IP.
The $WAVE model & roadmapEvery asset follows the same path — structured, tokenized, subscribed by verified investors, and settled on-chain.
IP assets are reviewed and structured by the issuing entity before registration — sourced from the parties behind K-content.
Rights are tokenized under formal offering documentation issued by the accountable issuer.
Eligible investors complete KYC and subscribe through formal offering documents.
Distributions, if any, are settled on-chain according to the offering terms — with verifiable records.
Wavist products are denominated in Korean won — the value you see in ₩ is the value that settles.
Swap an incoming asset — USDT, for example — for WON, Wavist’s KRW-basis settlement unit on a ₩1 basis.
The equivalent amount is sold on a licensed Korean exchange at the same time — value locked at swap time, so the platform holds no FX exposure.
Offering subscriptions settle in ₩ terms — the value you commit in ₩ is the value that funds the offering.
Distributions, if any, are calculated on the same ₩ basis and recorded on-chain under the offering terms.
WON is Wavist’s KRW-basis settlement unit, not a deposit or a payment instrument. Distributions, if any, follow formal offering terms. Investors bear currency-exchange risk relative to their home currency.
Wavist is operated by Pledge Inc., drawing on the operating history of the DAYONEDREAM group across concerts, music publishing, albums, merchandise, and brand experiences.
Every asset on the platform is structured and issued by an accountable entity — the same team that sources IP is the team that has worked on these projects.
Subscriptions and distributions, if any, are recorded on-chain — a verifiable settlement trail for every position on the platform.
Wavist products are offered outside the United States in reliance on Regulation S. Your eligibility is confirmed during verification, before you can view offering documents.
Products are not offered or sold in the United States or to U.S. persons (Regulation S, Rule 902). Orders placed from within the U.S. are not accepted.
KYC and investor-eligibility verification are required before subscribing. You certify your residency and non-U.S. status during onboarding.
Some jurisdictions carry additional requirements or restrictions. Availability in each market is confirmed at verification.
For non-U.S. persons only. Nothing on this page constitutes an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security or digital asset. Offerings, if any, are made outside the United States in reliance on Regulation S, only through formal offering documents to verified eligible investors.
Explore the $WAVE portfolio model and roadmap across concerts, artist management and content IP.
The $WAVE model & roadmap