Invest in the Creator Economy
Gain exposure to YouTube Creator revenue through SEC-registered securities. Understand the risks, research offerings, and make informed investment decisions.
Investment Risk Disclosure
Investing in Creator offerings involves significant risks. You may lose your entire investment. Past Creator performance does not guarantee future results. Please read all offering documents carefully. Full Disclosures
Understanding Creator Investments
Channel Revenue Tokens (CRTs) represent rights to a share of potential future YouTube revenue.
Creator Economy Exposure
Gain exposure to the growing Creator Economy through regulated securities tied to YouTube revenue.
Revenue-Based Returns
Receive distributions based on actual YouTube revenue performance, not speculation.
SEC Regulated
All offerings are SEC-registered under Regulation CF with full disclosure documents.
Secondary Market (Coming Soon)
Trade your CRTs on our upcoming secondary market, launching March 2026.
Key Risk Factors
Before investing, understand these important risk factors. This is not a complete list. Always read the full offering documents.
- Creator performance may vary significantly
- YouTube monetization policies may change
- Limited liquidity until secondary market launches
- Revenue projections are not guaranteed
- Investment may result in total loss of principal
How It Works
Start investing in the Creator Economy in four steps.
Create Account
Sign up for a free investor account. Complete identity verification to start investing.
Browse Offerings
Review available Creator offerings, including revenue history, terms, and risk factors.
Invest
Invest as little as $100 in Channel Revenue Tokens (CRTs) tied to Creator YouTube revenue.
Receive Distributions
Get potential monthly YouTube revenue distributions based on channel performance.
Investment Limits
Under SEC Regulation CF, there are annual limits on how much you can invest across all crowdfunding offerings. These limits are designed to protect investors.
Limits apply to all Regulation CF investments combined, not just GigaStar. Learn more about Regulation CF
Example Investment
This is a hypothetical example for educational purposes only. Actual returns may vary significantly.
How CRTs Compare
Understanding how Channel Revenue Tokens differ from other investment types.
| Feature | CRTs | Stocks | Startup Equity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum Investment | $100 | $1+ | $1,000+ |
| Income Generation | Monthly distributions | Dividends (if any) | Typically none |
| Liquidity | Secondary market (2026) | High | Very low |
| Regulation | SEC Reg CF | SEC regulated | Varies |
| Underlying Asset | YouTube revenue | Company equity | Company equity |
This comparison is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice. Each investment type has unique risks and benefits. Always do your own research.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from investors.
The minimum investment varies by offering but typically starts at $100. Each Creator sets their own minimum investment amount.
Under Regulation CF, investment limits depend on your income and net worth. If either is less than $124,000, you can invest up to $2,500 or 5% of the greater amount. If both exceed $124,000, you can invest up to 10% annually across all Reg CF offerings.
Distributions are paid monthly based on the Creator's YouTube revenue performance. Payments are deposited directly into your GigaStar account and can be withdrawn or reinvested.
Currently, CRTs have limited liquidity. However, the GigaStar Secondary Market is launching March 2026, which will allow you to buy and sell CRTs from other investors.
If a Creator stops producing content, your distributions would decrease or stop. This is a key risk factor—Creator performance directly impacts returns. Always review risk disclosures.
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