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Hop-on, Inc. (OTCID: HPNN) Completes Three-Milestone Deployment Arc: Digitalage Platform Demo Puts Working Infrastructure on Public Record

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Hop-on, Inc. (OTCID: HPNN) Completes Three-Milestone Deployment Arc: Digitalage Platform Demo Puts Working Infrastructure on Public Record TEMECULA, Calif., March 16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hop-on, Inc…
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  • Live streaming market projected at $250B+ by 2029, creator economy represents $500B+ in annual economic activity.

    60% confidence
  • Every capability shown in the platform demonstration is running on production infrastructure and available to the creator cohort onboarding to the platform today

    60% confidence
  • The creator revenue model is permanent structural design of platform, not temporary promotional offer

    60% confidence
  • When OOVE AI transcribes a broadcast as it happens, it converts a time-bound live event into a permanent, searchable, and discoverable knowledge artifact. The content does not disappear when the broadcast ends. It compounds.

    60% confidence
  • We didn't set out to build a better social app. We built infrastructure. The difference matters to creators, to investors, and to anyone who understands where the next generation of media is actually being built.

    60% confidence
  • The collapse of local journalism and the rise of the creator economy are not separate trends. They are two sides of the same transformation in how media is produced and distributed. We built the infrastructure for both — and we built it to last.

    60% confidence
  • The creator revenue model at Digitalage is the permanent structural design of the platform — engineered into the architecture from the first line of code.

    60% confidence
  • The platform is built. The economics are real. The IP is in prosecution. The demonstration is live. For serious investors evaluating where the infrastructure layer of the next generation of live media is being built — the answer is no longer a projection. It is a Vimeo link.

    60% confidence
  • The platform is built. The economics are real. The IP is in prosecution. The demonstration is live. For serious investors evaluating where the infrastructure layer of the next generation of live media is being built — the answer is no longer a projection. It is a Vimeo link.

    60% confidence
  • Incumbents cannot close the revenue share gap without restructuring revenue models that currently generate billions of dollars annually

    60% confidence
  • We didn't set out to build a better social app. We built infrastructure. The difference matters to creators, to investors, and to anyone who understands where the next generation of media is actually being built.

    60% confidence
  • Digitalage operates as the technology layer beneath the creator economy, not as a content platform or social app

    60% confidence
  • The incumbents cannot close that gap without restructuring revenue models that currently generate billions of dollars annually.

    60% confidence
  • Hop-on has completed IP licensing transactions totaling more than $100 million with Nokia, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Motorola, and other Fortune 500 companies

    60% confidence
  • Creators on Digitalage retain 70 to 85 percent of revenue, compared to industry standard of 45 to 55 percent across major incumbents

    60% confidence
  • Creators on Digitalage retain 70 to 85 percent of revenue generated on the platform versus industry standard of 45 to 55 percent. The incumbents cannot close that gap without restructuring revenue models that currently generate billions of dollars annually.

    60% confidence
  • Hop-on, Inc. has completed IP licensing transactions totaling more than $100 million with Nokia, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Motorola, and other Fortune 500 companies.

    60% confidence
  • Digitalage is not entering a single market. It is positioned at the intersection of three of the largest and fastest-moving sectors in technology — live streaming, the creator economy, and AI-powered media infrastructure.

    60% confidence
  • The collapse of local journalism and the rise of the creator economy are not separate trends. They are two sides of the same transformation in how media is produced and distributed. We built the infrastructure for both — and we built it to last.

    60% confidence
  • More than 100 development iterations have produced production-ready software and documented technical record that strengthens patent portfolio

    60% confidence
  • When OOVE AI transcribes a broadcast as it happens, it converts a time-bound live event into a permanent, searchable, and discoverable knowledge artifact. The content does not disappear when the broadcast ends. It compounds.

    60% confidence
  • Real-time transcription during live broadcast converts time-bound live event into permanent, searchable, accessible, and discoverable knowledge artifact

    60% confidence
  • Hop-on, Inc. has completed IP licensing transactions totaling more than $100 million with Nokia, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Motorola, and other Fortune 500 companies.

    60% confidence
  • The collapse of local journalism and rise of creator economy are two sides of same transformation in media production and distribution

    60% confidence
  • Digitalage built infrastructure, not a better social app, and this distinction matters to creators, investors, and industry observers

    60% confidence