/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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>Business partners also

Business tie ups and licensing account for only 13% of Cover's revenue, compared to merchandising and vtuber-streamed/uploaded content which provide 39% and 31% respectively. Everything stems from content, otherwise, there's nothing to market.

Now, Tanigo retains short of 40% of shares in Cover, with the rest of Cover's Board holding les than 8%.

That means the majority of Cover's float of Class A shares are in the hands of Asset-Management firms: machines run by soulless fucks who would push for ditching daisenpai Soda herself, if they thought it would improve annual yield by just a tenth of a percent.