Investors are jumping at every opportunity to get their hands on the digital asset classes of the future. They're looking for crazy ROI's in the cryptocurrency business and even dipping their toes into NFTs, hoping it becomes the next big thing. This is despite the fact that investment in these sectors is fraught with volatility, uncertainty, and wild speculation.

Many of the smartest investors are turning to a new type of digital asset with a massive upside like crypto, but with the stability of traditional real estate. An asset that allows investors to tap into the most valuable resource on earth-human attention.

Automated Faceless YouTube Channels-the new type of digital assets. What are these channels about? How do they work? Why do investors call them "digital real estate"?

How Does YouTube Automation Work?

To begin with, it's no longer a secret that there are YouTubers making millions of dollars on the platform. There are 8-year-old kids like "Ryan's Toy Reviews" who are making $20 million a year. Some others are racking up almost $100 million.

What does this have to do with digital real estate, though? And how are investors exploiting it to generate long-term, sustainable earnings from YouTube without ever having to go on camera, edit a single video, or run YouTube ads?

Well, owners of faceless YouTube channels don't have to create any of the videos, yet they get to keep all of the ad revenue.

And the investors who own these channels are cashing in big since advertisers are willing to shell out whatever it takes to get in front of their viewers.

In fact, YouTube paid out $11 billion to creators in 2020 alone.

The co-founder of one the biggest and most trusted YouTube automation companies in the world, Caleb Maddix explained it perfectly: "Every YouTube automation channel is like digital real estate and every viewer is like a tenant who pays you monthly. But unlike traditional real estate, YouTube Automation self multiplies."

They say the average millionaire has 7 streams of income. And YouTube automation allows you to create new ones every single week since every video uploaded to a channel is a new stream of income and an asset that lives on the Internet forever.

Digital real estate is similar to buying a single-family rental property and coming back a month later to find it's multiplied into an entire apartment complex filled with paying tenants.

What is YTA?

Until recently, faceless Automated YouTube Channels were the digital assets only open to extremely wealthy private investors with backdoor connections and privately built teams.

But the #1 YouTube Automation Company in the world has opened up this new asset class to the public for the first time ever. With a proven track record of success for half a decade, the company went public, offering "digital asset class" to the everyday investor through YTA, its new public company. The above success to date has already attracted a plethora of investors willing to join in.

The company has a track record that speaks for itself, and it is attracting even the most critical investors. It is on track to becoming the biggest content producer on YouTube's entire platform.

Last year alone, they reached over 1 billion visitors to their channels, and they are on track to getting 3-5 billion views this year. And here's the craziest part: their 125+ clients are pulling in over $12 million a year from those 500-700 digital assets (and that number doesn't include many of their biggest and private clients).

Caleb Maddix' and Ryan O'Donnell's personal track record of generating multiple 8 figures online, working alongside some of the most trusted brands in the world, and creating one of the largest private kids' education companies (with no government support) on the planet is a testament to their success-driven mindset. These 2 business partners and lifelong friends bonded over their desire to impact kids and provide solutions to global issues, and YTA is a vehicle to help them make these happen.

Caleb and Ryan O'Donnell have truly built something remarkable. But their client results were just the tip of the iceberg. The way they approached business, their heart, their mission, the talent on their team, and the integrity of the company as a whole were second to none.

What truly puts YTA in a league of its own?

Caleb and Ryan's focus on results rate isn't derived from hit-or-miss testimonials like that of many other companies. As Caleb Maddix And Ryan O'Donnell always say, "Even the lottery has big winners, but no smart investor would ever invest their money there."

That's why they put so much emphasis on risk management. They spend more time focused on reducing downside risk because they know the upside is already so high in the world of digital assets. That's why their team has spent over 6 figures on trend analysis software that allows them to mathematically predict which videos have the absolute highest probability of going viral (only 3 people in the world have access to that). This is just one of the countless measures put in place to mitigate risk to the maximum degree.

But to Caleb Maddix and Ryan O'Donnell, it's more than just returns. It's equally about the experience clients have.

Caleb Maddix reiterated this point by stating, "We wanted to get rid of the traditional corporate customer service and wanted a team that has a job beyond just closing out a ticket. We wanted to create a team whose full-time job is to wow our clients and provide them with a pure white-glove service."

That's why they recruited Amber Worthington, a former employee of the 5-star hotel, Ritz Carlton, to become the full-time director of Concierge services.

YouTube is here to stay. The investors and YouTubers who own content on the platform will continue to reap the rewards from deep-pocketed advertisers vying for viewers' attention.

The only question is, are you going to be left behind? Or are you going to be part of the world's smartest investment project? Are you ready and willing to diversify your portfolio by investing in digital real estate-the asset class of the future?