Aria Protocol's Tokenized IP Could Redefine Creative Ownership Models

Binance Alpha is set to debut Aria Protocol (ARIAIP) on November 7, 2025, marking a significant milestone for the blockchain-based intellectual property (IP) tokenization sector. The exchange will host the first airdrop for the project, with users holding at least 226 Binance Alpha Points eligible to claim 200 ARIAIP tokens. The threshold will decrease by 5 points every five minutes if the reward pool remains undistributed, and claims will consume 15 Alpha Points; Binance Alpha will list Aria Protocol. Participants must confirm their airdrop within 24 hours on the Alpha event page to avoid forfeiture.

Aria Protocol, which aims to tokenize IP rights into tradable assets, has already raised $12 million in a community sale that exceeded its target by 2,100% in 24 hours. The project's ecosystem allows creators to tokenize music, films, and digital art into IP-RWA tokens, enabling fractional ownership and decentralized finance (DeFi) integration. Notable initiatives include a remix contest with Korean pop artist NANA, where fans acquired tokens representing portions of her music IP, Hoka News reported.

The $ARIAIP token serves as the governance and utility token for the platform, with a total supply of 1 billion tokens. At launch, 33% will be circulating, while allocations for the core team, early investors, and ecosystem partners are structured to ensure long-term sustainability, according to Hoka News. Analysts project an initial listing price between $0.12 and $0.18, drawing parallels to similar RWA tokens like Story's $IP, Hoka News added.

Binance Alpha's airdrop event underscores the growing interest in IP-backed tokens, which have seen a 270% sector growth since mid-2025, Hoka News reported. The exchange has also announced a concurrent Folks Finance airdrop, with a 226-point threshold for 12 tokens. These campaigns reflect Binance's strategy to incentivize participation in emerging blockchain-driven markets.

Aria Protocol's launch aligns with broader trends in real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, which now command a $1.19 billion market cap and daily trading volumes exceeding $90 million, Hoka News reported. The project's roadmap includes expanding beyond music to film, gaming, and brand licensing, with plans to launch a decentralized IP exchange, according to Hoka News. Industry experts suggest that Aria's success could redefine creative ownership, offering a transparent alternative to traditional IP markets, Hoka News noted.