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Channel revenue

Definition

All revenue a creator channel earns: ad share, subscriptions, sponsorships, licensing, products.

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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.

What is a Channel Revenue Token (CRT)?

A security representing a participation in a creator's channel revenue, issued under an SEC exemption and recorded and transferred on tokenized rails. Holders receive their share of channel revenue as it is distributed.

What is the Creator Revenue Fund?

A permanent capital vehicle that acquires perpetual and capped participations in creator channel revenue, collects monthly, and distributes to limited partners quarterly.

What does the Fund own?

Regulated, non-dilutive contracts entitling the holder to a fixed percentage (targeting 5–10%) of a creator's channel revenue. The creator retains the channel, the brand and every creative decision.

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