Ten icons.
Ten hometowns.
Each episode, an icon drives a car that matters to them back through the place that made them — no narrator, no interviewer, no spin. A documentary series told from the driver's seat, financed by its own audience as $AUTO.
- 10 × 44-minute episodes — Season One, self-hosted
- Four never-before-told beats per episode, contractually required
- Membership rewards pool + watch parties, credits & tune-in POAPs
Access without disclosure is what the audience stopped paying for — so the untold beats are in the contract
Six rules. They never change.
They are not preferences — they are the format, and every one of them is written into the talent agreement.
No narrator, no correspondent, no interviewer on camera. They speak to the lens and to the passenger seat.
One car, chosen because it means something. The drive is the spine of the episode.
Every stop is a place that changed them. Locations are found, never built.
Prompts are pre-agreed and delivered between takes. The track carries only the subject.
One never-before-seen or never-before-heard beat per act. Contractually required — this is the promise of the title.
Every episode ends face to face with someone from that town who is still there.
Shot from the driver's seat.
Paterson, New Jersey — the pilot of the format. The car, the block, the house, the night drive, the person at the last stop.
2 minutes 18 seconds — Episode 101, Paterson.
The slate. The cars. The stories.
Six subjects on the board, four chairs reserved for the IPX talent slate — every episode tested against the car first.
One eye, one shot, 72 cars, six years — home in January.
Two #1s, one feud, and the "no" that cost him a franchise.
An album written in a federal cell, released the day he walked.
Discovered at 12. Same team 23 years later.
Lost the building, lost the estate, paid every creditor 100 cents.
Sixteen drop-off sites after the earthquake. Goods, not cash.
Reserved for the IPX talent slate — every future subject is tested against the car story first. Top-tier holders vote on Season Two.
Season One slate as presented in the series deck. All participation is prospective until each talent agreement is executed.
The series is the asset. The token is the ownership layer.
Token holders sit first in the waterfall — senior recoupment with a 20% cumulative preferred return, then a perpetual share of net profits alongside talent and studio.
License · brand · FAST/AVOD · international · ancillary
Distribution & sales commission
100% of capital + a 20% cumulative preferred return, from 100% of adjusted gross
10% membership rewards pool ($AUTO, in perpetuity) · 45% talent pool · 45% IPX Studio X
Talent takes backend, not cash — their incentive is the same as yours. Tax incentives credit against negative cost.
A revenue-share token is a security by category — so it was built as one. Reg D 506(c) for accredited investors with a Reg S parallel, 12-month lockup then ATS-only transfers to verified wallets.
From the watch party to the wrap dinner.
Four member tiers on the live listing. Every tier keeps all perks below it — your $AUTO balance is the keycard.
- Premiere watch parties — all 10 episodes
- Episode 101 commemorative ticket
- Tune-in POAP badges
- Holder AMAs
- Associate Producer credit
- NYC + LA premiere invitations
- Quarterly on-chain reports
- 1.25× rep-the-series multiplier
- Backstage production day
- Credit in the season finale
- Sponsor-package first looks
- Call sheets & block plan
- Executive-tier credit (S1)
- Season One wrap dinner
- On-set day at principal photography
- Season Two slate vote
Ten premieres. Ride for every one.
Members earn standing all season long — tune in live for POAP badges, cut the episodes down, share the drive, and bring passengers.
Watch each premiere live, claim the episode badge. Ten badges in the Season One set — complete it for a bonus drop and a tier boost.
Clip the episodes, post with #Autobiography — verified view milestones earn recognition and rewards from the community pool.
Share episodes and the trailer through your tracked member link. Every qualified share counts toward your season standing.
Refer new verified members into the community — the season leaderboard runs all ten episodes.
Tier multipliers apply — Producer Circle 1.25× and up. Complete the 10-badge season set for a bonus drop + tier boost.
Studio X makes it. IPX finances it. The Exchange distributes it.
The token is not a novelty attached to a show — it is the capital structure. The series arrives at a buyer's door already financed.
The architect of "Trap Queen" (RIAA Diamond) takes the chair as EP and as the inaugural subject — Paterson, in his own words, from the driver's seat.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY is a Studio X original — developed, financed, and produced in-house, with the talent slate already inside the building.
The SEC-compliant tokenized exchange for intellectual property. Every platform that failed here failed on distribution — that is the problem IPX exists to solve.
Before you take the wheel
What is AUTOBIOGRAPHY?
A 10 × 44-minute documentary series from IPX Studio X, executive produced by Fetty Wap. Each episode is self-hosted: the subject drives a car that matters to them back through the place that made them — no narrator, no correspondent, no outside interviewer anywhere in the frame. Four never-before-told beats per episode are contractually required.
What exactly is $AUTO?
A compliant digital membership security — LLC units on-chain (ERC-3643 permissioned, on Base), issued by the Autobiography Season One SPV. It is structured as a security from day one and offered under Reg D 506(c) to accredited investors with a Reg S parallel. Holders receive senior recoupment with a 20% cumulative preferred return and a perpetual 10% share of Season One net profits, plus the membership reward tiers.
What do the member tiers unlock?
Fan Pass (~$100): premiere watch parties, the Episode 101 ticket, and POAP badges. Producer Circle (~$1K): Associate Producer credit and premiere invites. MVP Insider (~$5K): backstage production days and finale credit. Executive Producer Seat (~$25K): executive-tier credit, the wrap dinner, an on-set day, and a Season Two slate vote.
Who is in Season One?
The slate spans Fetty Wap (Paterson), Ja Rule (Hollis), Anuel AA (Carolina, PR), Theotis Beasley (Inglewood), Paul Teutul Sr. (Newburgh), and Zoey Dollaz (North Miami Beach), with four chairs reserved for the IPX talent slate. Participation is prospective until each talent agreement is executed — the full risk register travels with the data room.
When does it shoot?
Principal photography opens January 2027 across four geographic blocks, with episode ten delivering August 2027. The schedule is built around one hard date the production does not control — and the deck tells you exactly what it is.
Where can I see the full numbers?
The series deck on this page carries the format, the slate, the $120K-per-episode budget, the waterfall, and the token terms. The full data room — production book, budget workbook, shot lists, contracts suite, and token proforma — is available through the listing.
The engine is running.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY × IPX — ten icons, ten hometowns, one ownership layer. Read the deck, watch the trailer, take your seat.
Ten icons · Ten hometowns · One format