What happens after the revenue share term ends?

When the contractual term expires (e.g., after 3 or 5 years), distributions to CRT holders cease, and you no longer share YouTube revenue with those Investors. CRTs associated with that offering expire, and you retain 100% of your YouTube revenue going forward.

Related terms

Channel Revenue Token (CRT)

A digital asset that represents a percentage of a YouTube channel’s future revenue. A CRT becomes tradable in the secondary market after a 12-month holding period from its initial purchase.

Distribution

A distribution is a Monthly payment made to Channel Revenue Token (CRT) holders, representing their share of a YouTube Creator's revenue earned during that period.

Creator

A Creator is a YouTube content producer who partners with GigaStar to offer Channel Revenue Tokens (CRTs), sharing a percentage of their YouTube revenue with Investors through Monthly distributions.

Revenue-Share Term

The contractual period during which CRT holders receive Monthly distributions from a Creator's YouTube revenue, as specified in the offering documents.

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