GigaStar, which combines a fan funding service with blockchain tech, has raised $4.8 to add its platform to the creator economy.
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Fan investment platform GigaStar announces $1 million fund to back “established creators”
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With $4.8 million in funding, GigaStar looks to turn creators and fans into investors
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Patreon is “excited” to see what creators do with its native video player
Patreon is rolling out a native video player that will decrease the fan funding platform's reliance on companies like YouTube.
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Patreon Reportedly Closes Series C Funding Round That Values It At $450 Million
According to a report from TechCrunch, fan funding platform Patreon has closed a Series C funding round that values the company at $450 million.
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YouTube Launches Pay-Enabled “Super Chats” In Live Streams, Shuts Off Crowdfunding Feature
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YouTube Challenges Twitch With Updates To Its Gaming Hub
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YouTube’s New Fan Funding Feature Now Available In Four Countries
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YouTube CEO Announces Fan Funding Service During VidCon Presentation
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