The channel drop, which sold out in an hour, successfully closed on April 27th, validating demand for bringing Creators and Fans together as partners.

GigaStar, a startup bringing Creators and Fans together as partners, announced that its first YouTube Creator’s securitized revenue share offering on GigaStar Market has successfully closed, validating its business model.

With his channel drop opening on April 6, YouTube Creator Brian Kim, owner of the channel ClearValue Tax, offered 10% of his channel’s future revenue to his Fans, digitally represented by 2,500 Channel Revenue Tokens (CRTs).

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GigaStar made a win-win partnership with my Fans a reality.” – Brian Kim, ClearValue Tax YouTube Channel

The drop sold out in an hour, meeting 100% of its $60,000 target raise and resulting in over 7,700 new GigaStar Market accounts. An investor waitlist of an additional 500% of the target had accumulated by the offering close date.

“I’m excited to share my journey and my channel’s future with my Fans, and their support has boosted my motivation,” said Brian Kim. “GigaStar made a win-win partnership with my Fans a reality, and I’m already seeing increased engagement across my channel.”

“The success of Brian’s drop underscores our mission to fuel human creativity” said GigaStar CEO, Hazem Dawani. “Our business hypothesis that Fans want to invest in Creators and help them grow their channels has been validated. We’re as committed as ever to empowering Creator Economy entrepreneurs.”

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