# Asset Base

Vitruveo's Asset Base feature offers a streamlined approach for creators to consign their digital assets. By integrating this function at the protocol level, Vitruveo ensures that once an asset is consigned, it becomes instantly accessible on all decentralized applications (dapps) within the platform. This eliminates the need for creators to individually upload their work to multiple dapps or marketplaces, simplifying the distribution process.

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### **Key Standards of Asset Base**

1. **MetaData Standard Compliance**:
   * Vitruveo mandates that all assets comply with established traditional metadata standards.
   * For visual art, the LinkedArt standard is used, which is the choice of leading museums worldwide.
   * For music, the standard is Media Enrichment and Description (MEAD), catering to audio assets.
2. **Flexible Licensing under Creative Commons**:
   * Vitruveo employs tokenization for licenses, adhering to the Creative Commons standard.
   * This approach is akin to practices of major platforms like YouTube.
   * Various license types are available (e.g., NFT, Streaming, Print on Demand), allowing creators to choose the most suitable licensing method for their work.
3. **Digital Signing with C2PA Standard**:
   * All artworks need to be digitally signed by creators using the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) standard.
   * This requirement not only deters plagiarism but also provides a verifiable method for creators to establish the authenticity of their work.


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