What is the creator economy?
Independent media businesses built by creators across video, newsletters, podcasts and other channels. The Fund focuses on acquiring contractual rights to eligible creator revenue.
What is channel revenue?
Revenue earned by a creator channel, which may include advertising, subscriptions, sponsorships and other income. A participation covers only the revenue defined in its agreement.
How is channel revenue verified?
Through direct platform API access — daily analytics, verified revenue, audience and engagement data — without reliance on self-reporting. Revenue is platform-reported and settles monthly.
Why would a creator sell a revenue participation?
To de-risk a concentrated personal balance sheet, fund team and content investment, or monetize perpetuity value today. The creator keeps 100% ownership of the channel and every creative decision.
What are the principal risks?
Key-person risk, platform concentration, ad-cycle correlation, adverse selection, competition for entry pricing, and asset-class maturity. The Fund thesis addresses each with a stated mitigant; none is eliminated.
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- CRTs & revenue shareThe instrument the Fund acquires and how it is issued.
- Tokenization & RWAsA settlement technology, stated precisely.
- GigaStar secondaryWhere Fund assets list, and what secondary liquidity does and does not mean.
- Regulation & eligibilityWho can invest, and under which exemptions.
- GeneralThe vehicle, what it owns, and why it is permanent.
- InvestmentEligibility, minimums and how NAV is set.
- Proceeds and redemptionsDistributions, tender and the risk of loss.