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Hop-on, Inc. reports developments centered on Digitalage, its live media infrastructure initiative for creators, newsrooms, and media organizations. Company updates describe stateful media architecture intended to convert livestreams into permanent, searchable and monetizable assets at creation, along with identity-verified publishing, content provenance, real-time audience engagement measurement, and creator monetization systems.
Recurring news also covers Digitalage production deployment, creator cohort activation, live broadcasting, video-on-demand and FAST distribution capabilities, newsroom tools, mobile application progress, and the company's use of owned infrastructure and patent-pending media technology in its creator-economy strategy.
Hop-on (OTCID: HPNN) announced that its Digitalage initiative has moved from milestone deployment to production-stage operating validation on May 6, 2026. The initial 100-creator cohort is advancing from onboarding to activation, and iOS/Android apps are submitted and awaiting App Store and Google Play review. The company defined five operating standards: application availability, creator cohort activation, stateful asset generation, verification events, and monetization activation. Near-term metrics depend on app approvals and subsequent creator activity, verification volume, and monetization data.
Hop-on (OTC: HPNN) announced that Digitalage has moved from pilot to production as of April 14, 2026, with 100 hand-picked creators onboarded, iOS and Android apps submitted, and live-stateful media infrastructure processing real creator traffic and minute-by-minute monetization.
The release highlights frame-zero verification, owned servers, and a claimed 70–85% creator revenue share advantage versus legacy platforms.
Digitalage (OTCID: HPNN) unveiled a patent-pending monetization architecture that links creator earnings to verified audience attention in real time across live, VOD and FAST formats. The company says internal validation confirmed concurrent, live payouts and that the layer is integrable as infrastructure for publishers and platforms.
Initial creator onboarding is underway ahead of a phased public launch; pricing and full release timing will be announced later.
Hop-on (OTCID:HPNN) on April 2, 2026 announced Digitalage and a patent-pending Stateful Media Infrastructure that converts livestreams into permanent, searchable assets at frame zero. The company claims 70–85% creator revenue share versus incumbents' 45–55% and cites a >$100M IP licensing track record.
Digitalage reports live production proof, a prosecution-ready patent portfolio, and three commercial paths: enterprise licensing, platform integration, or strategic M&A.
Hop-on, Inc. (OTCID: HPNN) introduced Stateful Media Infrastructure, a production platform that converts every live stream into a permanent, searchable, monetizable asset at creation. Digitalage reports operational deployment (Mar 10), controlled production launch (Mar 12) and a filmed demo (Mar 16), with OOVE AI active.
Key claims: 70–85% creator revenue share, patent-pending portfolio, 100+ platform iterations, and prior IP transactions exceeding $100 million.
Hop-on, Inc. (OTCID: HPNN) announced that its subsidiary Digitalage released a publicly accessible recorded demo (vimeo.com/1173908936) showing five production-operational capabilities: instant live broadcasting, multi-host collaboration, persistent replay, OOVE AI real-time transcription, and a unified creator control center.
The company cites a 12-day, three-milestone deployment arc (March 10, March 12, March 16, 2026) and highlights a 70–85% creator revenue share and an active patent portfolio with prior IP license deals totaling more than $100 million.
Hop-on (OTC: HPNN) subsidiary Digitalage has entered controlled production deployment with live creator broadcasting active and Newsroom OS operating in Apple TestFlight. The platform completed >100 development iterations, claims production-grade infrastructure and locked economics, and signals expanded creator access, a public launch, and enterprise newsroom onboarding in the near term.
Digitalage highlights creator revenue retention of 70–85%, a patent-pending IP program, and prior IP licensing transactions totaling $100M+ as strategic foundations.
Hop-on, Inc. (OTC: HPNN) announced that its Digitalage subsidiary has deployed a patent-pending live streaming infrastructure now moving from controlled beta to active production. The platform offers a 70–85% creator revenue share, real-time broadcast architecture, identity-verified publishing, and staged creator onboarding via TestFlight.
Digitalage cites a target market >$250B by 2029 and a creator economy >$500B, and points to Hop-on’s prior IP licensing track record of >$100M as foundational support for commercialization and licensing.
Digitalage (OTC: HPNN) opened influencer and creator access for a controlled testing phase of a live-first media platform focused on real-time reach, ownership, and creator economics. The platform emphasizes live broadcasting with structured replay, identity-driven publishing, and patent-pending verification to protect content integrity and creator ownership.
Key metric: a creator revenue-share model returning 70–85% of revenue to creators versus industry norms of ~45–55%. Onboarding begins with a limited group across news, culture, sports, and creator programming and will roll out in stages via Apple TestFlight.
Digitalage (OTC:HPNN) activated live news feeds and continuous real-time programming as the platform enters controlled beta testing on January 5, 2026.
The platform is built as a live-first media system supporting continuous publishing, structured replay, and creator-led discovery. Digitalage announced a creator revenue share of 70-85%, compared with industry norms of ~45-55%. Controlled beta access is launching via Apple TestFlight within days for an initial group of creators, with broader creator onboarding and public demonstrations to follow.
Features highlighted include identity-driven publishing, real-time interaction, privacy-first controls, and patent-pending verification and content provenance technologies. The company cautioned that statements are forward-looking and subject to risks.