A new Brazilian orchestral project aims to convert bitcoin price movements into live music.
The initiative recently received official approval under Brazil’s cultural incentive framework.
Authorisation allows the project to raise private tax deductible funding from sponsors.
Funding approval was published in Brazil’s official federal government register.
The project may seek up to one point zero nine million reais.
Approved funds will support a live instrumental concert using financial data.
The performance is planned for Brazil’s federal capital Brasília.
Organisers plan to blend art mathematics economics and physics concepts.
Bitcoin price movements will be tracked in real time during the concert.
An algorithm will translate price data into musical notation.
Melody rhythm and harmony will adjust based on market behaviour.
Traditional orchestral instruments will perform alongside data driven composition.
The project seeks to make bitcoin volatility audible to audiences.
Approval confirms compliance with Brazil’s Rouanet cultural incentive law.
Technical reviewers cleared the proposal following formal assessment.
Sponsors may deduct contributions from taxes once funding is secured.
Fundraising must be completed before the end of December.
The initiative is classified under the instrumental music category.
Organisers have not disclosed whether blockchain infrastructure will be used.
The project reflects growing experimentation linking crypto markets and art.
Similar algorithmic art projects have used bitcoin as creative input.
Earlier works transformed price data into evolving digital visuals.
Artists have increasingly explored financial data as raw creative material.
The Brazilian concert builds on this emerging artistic tradition.
Developers hope the performance will broaden public engagement with crypto.
Observers say the project highlights bitcoin’s cultural influence beyond finance.
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $87,641.27.