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We list a token for every creator and peg it to the one number nobody can fake — their live subscriber count. You trade the channels you already watch. Every trade pays a fee, and the biggest slice of it sits in escrow with the creator's name on it until they come and claim it.
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Every row is a channel with a count behind it. Sub numbers refresh from the oracle every six hours. Prices refresh whenever somebody hits a button — including you.
No positions yet. Buy something off the board and it shows up here.
A creator token isn't a promise about the future. It's a number you can go and check yourself, written to the chain on a schedule, with a market bolted on top of it.
Every six hours, the public subscriber count for the channel is pulled and written on-chain. No estimates, no smoothing, no private data — the same number on the channel page.
Each subscriber underwrites $0.40 of floor market cap, funded by the fee treasury. The floor moves with the count and only with the count. It is the one part of the price nobody can talk up.
Everything above the floor is opinion. A channel growing 200K a month trades at a premium to one sitting still, because buyers are pricing the next oracle read, not this one.
Every buy and every sell pays a 1% fee. It splits three ways the moment it lands, on-chain, in the same transaction. The creator's share doesn't need a signup, an invoice, or a threshold — it accrues whether they've ever heard of us or not.
A channel with 8,000 subscribers and one trade a week still accrues. $4 is $4. It sits there until it's claimed.
Unclaimed fees never revert to the protocol and never get swept. Claim in a week or in four years — the ledger doesn't care.
The 25% protocol slice is the whole business. Claiming costs you gas and nothing else.
You don't have to launch anything, promote anything, or hold anything. Connecting the channel proves it's you, and the escrow opens.
If somebody already listed it, it's there with fees waiting. If not, list it yourself in one click — you get first claim either way.
Read-only sign-in that confirms one thing: you own the channel. We never post, never read your analytics, never touch your videos.
The signature binds the channel to a payout address. It's the only on-chain step, and you can change the address later.
The whole backlog pays out in the claim transaction. After that, your 40% arrives every block your token trades. Nothing to check, nothing to invoice.
Fees sitting in escrow for creators who haven't connected yet. Top five, updated every block:
Read-only access. Revoke any time from your Google account — the payout address stays bound.
Plaques are minted by the oracle, not by us — cross the count and it's yours in the next read. They're an NFT held by the channel's payout address, and they change what the market can do with your token.
Type in a count and a growth rate. The floor is fixed arithmetic — the premium is a guess about how the market prices growth, and the market is free to disagree with it.
Across the whole board, a token turns over 3–14% of its market cap on a normal day.
1% is the protocol default. Governance can set 0.5–3%.
Floor is subscribers × $0.40. Premium prices annualised growth. Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 tokens per channel. This is arithmetic on numbers you typed — not a quote, not a valuation, and not advice.
Paste a channel URL and the token exists. The lister pays the gas and gets nothing else — no allocation, no founder share, no cut of the creator's escrow. The creator's slice is reserved from the first trade, years before they ever show up.
And if a creator wants out: connect the channel, hit delist, and the market closes into a redemption at floor. Holders get the floor back, the escrow still pays out, and the ticker retires. That button has never been behind a form.
Listing does not notify the creator. Claiming is always their move, never ours.
Twelve hundred channels are on the board and most of them have never heard of us. The fees are stacking up either way. Go and see whether some of it has your name on it.