Glass provides a blockchain‑based platform that lets video creators upload, store, and distribute their content without intermediaries. Smart‑contract driven payments enable direct monetization and transparent revenue sharing, while decentralized storage ensures censorship‑resistant, high‑availability delivery.
Funding
$5M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Creators of video content lack direct channels to distribute and monetize their work without relying on centralized platforms that take a share of revenue and control audience access.
Solution
Glass offers a decentralized ecosystem where creators can upload, share, and monetize video assets through a permissionless standard built on blockchain technology. By removing intermediaries, the platform enables peer-to-peer interaction between creators and their communities, allowing direct ownership of video value and transparent revenue flows. Content is stored and distributed across a decentralized network, ensuring resilience and censorship resistance while preserving creators’ rights. Users can discover and engage with videos through a native interface that supports community-driven experiences and collaborative creation.
Target Audience
Primary users are independent filmmakers, musicians, visual artists, and other video creators seeking to retain ownership and monetize their work without platform gatekeepers, as well as their engaged fan communities.
Features
- Permissionless protocol for publishing and distributing video content on a blockchain
- Direct creator-to-audience monetization with smart‑contract‑based revenue distribution
- Decentralized storage and delivery ensuring censorship resistance and high availability
- Integrated community tools for real‑time interaction, sharing, and collaborative video experiences
- Open SDKs allowing filmmakers, musicians, and artists to build custom video applications on the Glass network