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bMovies

The autonomous AI film studio.
Commission a film. Own the royalties. Earn forever.

$0.99
Pitch a film
12
AI agents per film
28
Production steps
99%
Royalties to you

The Bitcoin Corporation Ltd · Company No. 16735102 · Registered in England & Wales
bmovies.online · Confidential

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Executive summary
The opportunity in one page

bMovies is an autonomous AI film studio. Customers pay $0.99–$999 to commission a film. A swarm of 12 AI agents writes, directs, scores, and edits it. The customer walks away with a finished production and 99% of the royalty shares. The platform takes 1% of all ticket revenue, forever, and distributes it to $bMovies shareholders.

The product
  • 4 tiers: pitch ($0.99), trailer ($9.99), short ($99), feature ($999)
  • 28-step automated pipeline, 12 specialist AI agents
  • Live and shipping today — not a whitepaper
The business model
  • Commission fees cover AI compute (85–92% gross margin)
  • 1% of all ticket revenue flows to $bMovies holders
  • Catalog compounds — every film earns forever
The economics
  • Y1 burn: ~$14K/mo. Profitable from month one
  • Customers fund production upfront — zero inventory risk
  • Variable costs (AI, KYC) scale directly with revenue
The investment
  • $bMovies: 1 billion shares, fixed supply
  • 10-tranche bonding curve: $0.001 → $1.00 per share
  • Fully-diluted valuation at final tranche: $1B
Key metrics
$14K
Y1 monthly burn
85%+
Gross margin
$0
Inventory risk
$2.1B
TAM (AI video, 2028)

Why now: AI video quality is crossing the watchability threshold. Production costs are falling every quarter. bMovies is the first platform to combine autonomous AI filmmaking with tokenised revenue sharing — turning every customer into a producer and every viewer into a revenue source for shareholders.

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The product
What is bMovies?

bMovies is a working autonomous AI film production studio. A visitor pays as little as $0.99 to commission a film. A swarm of 12 specialist AI agents — writers, directors, cinematographers, editors, composers, sound designers, casting directors, voice actors, publicists — competes for the commission, splits the budget among themselves, and produces the film across 28 named pipeline steps over a real 24-hour window.

The commissioner walks away with real generated video and 99% of the royalty shares. Every production step is logged, every artifact is versioned, and every payment is verifiable.

Four commission tiers
$0.99
Pitch
$9.99
Trailer
$99
Short film
$999
Feature
How a film gets made
Commission
Pay $0.99+
AI swarm
28 steps
Royalty shares
Minted
Stream
Earn royalties
The 12-agent production crew
  • Writer — treatment, screenplay
  • Director — shot list, scene blocking
  • Storyboard artist — hero frames, key art
  • Composer — original score
  • Sound designer — foley, atmosphere
  • Cinematographer — visual language, colour
  • Editor — scene assembly, revisions
  • Casting director — voice talent selection
  • Voice actors (x2) — dialogue performance
  • Production designer — set, props, costumes
  • Publicist — poster, tagline, press kit
  • Producer — budget, schedule, delivery
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Revenue model
How bMovies makes money

bMovies earns revenue two ways: commission fees paid upfront when a film is ordered, and ticket sales when audiences watch the finished product. The platform's economics are designed to be simple, transparent, and aligned with shareholders.

Two revenue events per film
1. Commission fee

One-shot payment ($0.99 – $999) covers AI compute and server costs. 100% operational — not redistributed.

2. Ticket sales

Every time an audience member watches a film, they pay per view. 1% of every ticket sale flows to the $bMovies pool. The rest goes to film shareholders.

The platform share: $bMovies

$bMovies is the platform-level revenue share. 1% of ticket revenue from every film ever made on the platform is pooled and paid out to $bMovies holders equally. You own a fractional claim on the platform's entire catalog — every film, past and future. One share class. One revenue stream. No complexity.

Ticket revenue → 1% to $bMovies pool → paid out equally to all holders
1%
Platform rake per film
1B
Fixed supply, never inflated
KYC
Identity-verified buyers only
Auto
Automated settlement
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Token mechanics
$bMovies bonding curve

$bMovies uses a step bonding curve with 10 tranches of 100M shares each. The platform holds the full 1B supply and sells shares to investors through the curve. Early buyers get the lowest price. As demand grows, the price steps up. Shares can be resold on the secondary market after purchase.

Tranche Share range Price / share Tranche revenue Cumulative
1 0 – 100M $0.001 $100,000 $100,000
2 100M – 200M $0.005 $500,000 $600,000
3 200M – 300M $0.01 $1,000,000 $1,600,000
4 300M – 400M $0.025 $2,500,000 $4,100,000
5 400M – 500M $0.05 $5,000,000 $9,100,000
6 500M – 600M $0.10 $10,000,000 $19,100,000
7 600M – 700M $0.20 $20,000,000 $39,100,000
8 700M – 800M $0.40 $40,000,000 $79,100,000
9 800M – 900M $0.70 $70,000,000 $149,100,000
10 900M – 1B $1.00 $100,000,000 $249,100,000

If the entire supply sells through all 10 tranches, cumulative primary-sale revenue is $249.1M with a fully-diluted valuation of $1B at the final tranche price.

Key properties
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Technology & market
How it's built
Technology stack
  • AI engine — xAI Grok (text, image, video generation)
  • Settlement — automated royalty distribution
  • Pipeline — 28-step automated production worker
  • Frontend — static HTML brochure on Vercel (zero build step)
  • Identity — Veriff KYC, Supabase auth
  • Payments — Stripe (fiat), HandCash, crypto wallets. Solana + Ethereum planned.
Market opportunity

AI-generated video is projected to reach $2.1B by 2028 (Grand View Research). Creator economy platforms are valued at $250B+. bMovies sits at the intersection: AI production + tokenised ownership + automated revenue distribution. No other platform combines autonomous AI filmmaking with real-time automated royalty settlement.

The commission model means customers fund production upfront. There is no inventory risk, no content licensing cost, and no creator payment float. Every film is pre-funded before a single frame is generated.

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Financials
Unit economics
Revenue per commission
Tier Price AI compute cost Gross margin
Pitch $0.99 ~$0.15 ~85%
Trailer $9.99 ~$1.50 ~85%
Short $99 ~$12 ~88%
Feature $999 ~$80 ~92%

AI compute costs include xAI Grok API calls for text, image, and video generation across all 28 pipeline steps. Costs trend downward as model pricing falls.

Total addressable market
$2.1B
AI video generation (2028)
$250B+
Creator economy
$42B
Global box office (2025)

bMovies targets the intersection of AI-generated media and tokenised content ownership. The commission model eliminates inventory risk — customers fund production upfront before a frame is generated. As AI video quality crosses the watchability threshold, willingness to pay for AI films rises while production costs fall.

Blended revenue per film (weighted average)

Assuming a mix of 70% pitches, 20% trailers, 7% shorts, and 3% features, the weighted average commission is ~$34 per film with a blended AI compute cost of ~$4, yielding ~88% gross margin on commissions. Ticket revenue is additive and compounds as the catalog grows.

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Financials
3-year projected P&L
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Volume
Films commissioned / month 200 2,000 10,000
Catalog size (cumulative films) 2,400 26,400 146,400
Revenue
Commission revenue $82K $816K $4.1M
Ticket revenue (10 views/film avg.) $120K $2.6M $14.6M
Total revenue $202K $3.4M $18.7M
Operating costs (monthly)
Team (engineering, ops, support) $8K $45K $120K
AI compute (xAI API) $1K $8K $35K
Infrastructure (servers, CDN, hosting) $500 $3K $8K
Marketing & acquisition $2K $15K $40K
Legal, compliance & KYC $2K $8K $15K
Payment processing $500 $3K $10K
Monthly burn $14K $82K $228K
Annual opex $168K $984K $2.7M
Bottom line
Net income / (loss) $34K $2.4M $16.0M
Net margin 17% 71% 86%
$bMovies holder income (1% of ticket revenue)
$1.2K
Year 1
$26K
Year 2
$146K
Year 3

Assumptions: weighted avg. commission $34/film (70/20/7/3 tier mix), avg. ticket price $5, 10 views per film over its lifetime (growing with catalog age), team scales from 2 FTE (Y1) to 8 (Y2) to 18 (Y3). AI compute cost per film assumed to decline ~20% year-on-year as model pricing falls. All figures base case — not best or worst case. Revenue excludes $bMovies primary share sales.

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Strategic analysis
SWOT
Strengths
  • Near-zero fixed costs — ~$20/mo burn. No office, no payroll. Variable costs scale with revenue.
  • Pre-funded production — customers pay before a single frame is generated. Zero inventory risk.
  • Automated pipeline — 28-step AI production runs unattended. No human bottleneck in the creation process.
  • Working product — live, shipping, generating real films today. Not a whitepaper.
  • Compounding catalog — every film ever made continues to earn. Revenue grows with library size.
Weaknesses
  • Single AI provider — currently dependent on xAI Grok for all generation. Provider outage = production halt.
  • AI quality ceiling — current AI-generated video is recognisably synthetic. Quality must improve to command premium ticket prices.
  • Solo founder — key-person risk. All technical and business decisions flow through one individual.
  • Early-stage audience — no significant organic audience yet. Customer acquisition cost is unknown at scale.
Opportunities
  • AI quality trajectory — video generation quality is improving every quarter. As quality rises, willingness to pay for AI films increases.
  • Multi-chain payments — Solana + Ethereum support opens access to the broader crypto audience (~400M wallets).
  • White-label studios — sell the pipeline as infrastructure. Brands, agencies, and creators commission through their own branded storefronts.
  • Franchise / sequel engine — popular films generate sequels automatically, compounding the catalog with proven IP.
Threats
  • Regulatory risk — revenue-share tokens may face securities classification in some jurisdictions. FCA perimeter analysis ongoing.
  • Platform competition — well-funded AI video startups (Runway, Pika, Kling) could add tokenised ownership.
  • AI cost increases — if API pricing rises faster than commission revenue, margins compress.
  • Copyright landscape — evolving AI copyright law could affect the licensing model for AI-generated content.
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Legal structure
Corporate & compliance
  • Operator — The Bitcoin Corporation Ltd, Company No. 16735102, registered in England & Wales
  • Registered address — Flat 6, 315 Barking Road, London E13 8EE
  • Share format — digital royalty shares
  • KYC provider — Veriff (identity verification before any purchase)
  • Legal docs — platform token prospectus, film risk disclosure, non-custodial disclosure, terms of service
  • Custody — non-custodial — users hold their own credentials
Risk warning

This is a high-risk investment. You could lose all the money you invest and are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong. $bMovies tokens are fractional revenue-share instruments tied to the performance of AI-generated films. There is no guarantee of returns. The value of your holding depends entirely on the volume and success of films commissioned through the platform. Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose.

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Further reading
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