The trade desk for the creator economy.
Campaigns and platform changes, the same week they happen. We cover the payout formulas, eligibility math, and policy shifts that quietly redraw who gets paid in the creator economy. No recaps, no rewritten press releases — just what changed, who it moves, and the number that proves it.
OnlyFans markets an 80% creator split, but its audited 2024 filing routed $497M to one owner — about what 397,000 average creator accounts earned all year.
X expects to cut the last Creator Revenue Sharing checks today, covering earnings through 7 September. From here, creators who want platform money apply into Original Content Rewards — and the old 5 million organic-impression gate is gone.
Channel Revenue Tokens sold under Reg CF can move after a 12-month hold. FINRA BrokerCheck lists GigaStar Securities as a digital-asset ATS.
byFounders led. Wave Ventures joined. Cross-border creator payouts sit inside an agent-run campaign stack.
Declared paid promotions unlock per-market age and locale limits. Automated labels for undeclared branded content are scheduled for the coming months — with no published go-live date.
Original Content Rewards and subscriptions now settle through X Money in the United States. Non-U.S. creators stay on Stripe. Revenue Sharing still ends 7 September.
Combined debt and equity for creator-led media businesses. Checks typically run $500,000 to $5 million against YouTube, TikTok, Spotify and Roblox cash flows.
The week's money moves in the creator economy — no noise, no advertorial.