Modhaus

Modhaus is a Korean entertainment company that also runs the fan platform Cosmo: the Gate, handing part of an idol group's production decisions to fans who hold voting power. Content, merchandise and voting for its groups tripleS, ARTMS and idntt all run inside Cosmo: fans buy collectible photocards called Objekt — digital editions are NFTs on Polygon, sold at a fixed price and not resellable at a markup — and each one yields a COMO, the unit used to vote in events called Gravity that decide sub-unit lineups, title tracks and visual direction.

The design answers two concrete problems: voting in the traditional idol industry is often dismissed as cosmetic, with fans unable to verify their influence, and physical photocards carry only collectible value with no programmable rights attached. Modhaus binds physical and digital cards so that scanning a card completes on-chain registration, routes Objekt sales revenue directly into member income under published rules rather than through recouping company investment, and embeds wallet creation inside Cosmo so Web3 steps stay at a level fans tolerate. The platform reports more than 450,000 subscribers and about 65,000 fans who have bought at least one Objekt. On 1 June 2026 it released the 24-member mini-album ASSEMBLE26 'LOVE & POP' Part 1 with lead track Baby Flower, its tracklist and promotion unit settled through Gravity votes.