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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 (OTCIQ: HPNN) subsidiary Digitalage launched the Digitalage Live Platform, a creator-first authenticated real-time content infrastructure anchored by a patent-pending authentication engine.
Key features include real-time provenance, a dynamic confidence score, multi-feed verification, and creator monetization where creators retain the majority of earnings while the platform charges a nominal fee versus centralized platforms that retain 45%–50%. The release cites a global entertainment & media market of ~$2.9T (2024) projected to $3.5T by 2029. Rollout timeline: sample app Nov 2025, demos Dec 2025, alpha Jan 2026, full launch and mobile release in 2026.
Hop-on (OTCID:HPNN) subsidiary Digitalage filed U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 63/917,946 on November 17, 2025 for a "Verifiable Crowd-Sourced News Authentication System."
The filing describes a multi-stage, AI-augmented trust engine that authenticates identity, fingerprints multi-modal content, extracts and validates claims, combines human+AI consensus, and recalculates real-time reputation scores to block deepfakes and stop misinformation before publication. Digitalage is building a next-generation social platform and is exploring B2B licensing to social platforms, newsrooms, government agencies, and AI providers, targeting a multi-billion-dollar market for real-time content authentication.
Digitalage (OTC: HPNN) filed U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 63/908,082 on October 30, 2025 for a "hardware-accelerated, multi-modal credibility analysis" system.
The filing claims sub-20 millisecond real-time verification across text, video, audio, and images using custom ASICs and NPUs, reports 56.5% claim-verification accuracy on FEVER (a +24.63% lift over current benchmarks), and cites 4× throughput with >4.25× lower latency on ASIC-accelerated hardware. The architecture includes continual learning self-calibration and targets licensing, platform integration, and direct distribution to reduce exposure to app store fees.
Hop-on (OTC:HPNN) announced on October 21, 2025 that it has appointed VStock Transfer as its new stock transfer agent to strengthen corporate governance and shareholder transparency ahead of the commercial rollout of its Digitalage platform.
The engagement highlights VStock's issuer portal, real-time cap table access, corporate action support (including DWAC and DRS), and proxy services to improve reporting, launch readiness, and investor communications as Hop-on prepares for upcoming Digitalage milestones.
SocialSafe, a subsidiary of Hop-on (OTC PINK:HPNN), has appointed Jeff Lerner as Chief Marketing Officer to lead their social media DVR platform. The platform enables creators and fans to securely save, replay, and monetize content across social media platforms.
The company introduces a revolutionary revenue-sharing model where influencers earn money when fans save their content, protecting them from content takedowns and demonetization. SocialSafe functions as a DVR for social media, automatically backing up content from platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and X (Twitter).
The platform features bank-grade encryption and Digital Rights Management (DRM) technology to protect creators' intellectual property. Operating in a global social media market exceeding $300 billion with 4.9 billion users, SocialSafe aims to address the needs of creators, noting that 87% lack reliable content safeguards and 79% have experienced financial losses due to demonetization or content removal.
Hop-on Inc. (OTC PINK:HPNN) announced a strategic partnership between its subsidiaries Digitalage and SocialSafe with cybersecurity company VIRTIS. The collaboration aims to enhance content protection and digital rights management for creators and influencers.
Digitalage, a next-generation social media platform, leverages blockchain technology for content protection and monetization. SocialSafe functions as a secure digital vault for backing up personal and public content. Through this partnership, VIRTIS will provide enterprise-grade cybersecurity features including AI-powered threat detection, advanced web protection, and regulatory compliance measures.
The integration offers key security features such as real-time protection against hacking and DDoS attacks, next-gen firewall defense, and compliance with GDPR, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS standards. The partnership focuses on empowering content creators with enhanced digital ownership and protection against cyber threats.
Hop-on's subsidiary Digitalage has launched SocialSafe, a pioneering social media backup platform designed to protect digital content amid potential TikTok ban concerns. The service allows creators to securely archive their content while enabling fans to maintain access to their favorite influencers' content.
The platform, protected by provisional patent 63/756,622, will support major social media platforms including Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter (X), and Snapchat. Key features include secure content archiving, creator monetization through backup activities, and advanced encryption for data protection.
Initially, access will be to the first 1,000 users who will receive premium benefits. The platform aims to expand beyond TikTok, offering DRM-protected archives and built-in monetization features to ensure creators maintain control over their digital assets while generating revenue.
Digitalage, a subsidiary of Hop-on Inc. (OTC:HPNN), has launched SocialSafe™, a backup service designed to help TikTok users preserve their content following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to ban the platform. The service allows users to secure their TikTok videos, photos, and data before the ban takes effect.
With TikTok's U.S. user base exceeding 170 million, SocialSafe™ offers features including fast TikTok backup, support for TikTok's 'Download Your Data' feature, and flexible browser extensions. Users pay a nominal fee for secure cloud storage or transfer archives.
The service is part of Digitalage's broader initiative to build a Web3 ecosystem focused on trust and transparency. The platform will include features such as blockchain-backed provenance, algorithmic transparency, and distributed ledgers, supporting various content types from short-form videos to immersive 3D art.
Digitalage, a subsidiary of Hop-on Inc. (OTC PINK:HPNN), has announced SocialSafe, a backup service designed to help creators preserve their TikTok content ahead of the impending US ban. The service allows users to save videos, user data, and audience insights to Digitalage's cloud storage or third-party providers like Google Drive, Dropbox, and Microsoft OneDrive.
Key features include fast TikTok backup integration, support for TikTok's 'Download Your Data' feature, and flexible browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari. The service offers low-cost storage options and allows users to transfer archives to their preferred third-party cloud storage. Additionally, Digitalage's upcoming decentralized social media platform will enable creators to re-publish their TikTok content and reconnect with followers from a single archive.
Digitalage, a subsidiary of Hop-on, Inc. (OTC PINK:HPNN), showcased its innovative platform at CES 2025, focusing on content rights, ethical monetization, and transparent governance. The company's proprietary 'OOVE' deep content analysis system employs goal-oriented algorithms and knowledge graphs to categorize and protect media content.
The platform emphasizes brand safety by providing visibility and control to content creators and advertising partners, ensuring marketing campaigns align with brand values. Digitalage's growth strategy includes partnerships with influencers, talent agencies, NGOs, and advertising networks, aiming to create a global content ecosystem. The company's revenue model encompasses subscriptions, social commerce, micro-transactions, and advanced advertising packages.