kjuyt retweeted
31,021,671 $CLIP burned.
160 buybacks, 139.54 SOL, every one with a receipt. $42,053 routed to campaigns. All from creator fees.
clipback.fun/feed
kjuyt retweeted
$6,797.79 is already approved and counting.
Verify on @contentrewards analytics page directly: contentrewards.com/share/rep…
kjuyt retweeted
Payouts on this campaign work like every other campaign on Content Rewards, because it is one. Once the budget is deposited it's Whop's, not ours. We can't pull it back, pause it, or pay anyone by hand.
Where it stands: about 75% of all submitted clips are approved (the rest were bot views, flagged by Whop's own scoring). $6,797.79 is already approved and owed by Whop. From approval, Whop counts views for 7 days, holds 3, then settles to the clipper's balance. That clock is theirs, and it's the same for every brand on the platform.
How it works, from Whop: docs.whop.com/memberships-an…
How clippers get paid on Clipback, step by step.
1. The budget is already there. The coin's creator fees are converted and deposited into the campaign on @Whop before anyone posts. From that moment it's out of our hands: Whop holds it and pays it out.
2. You post a clip and submit the link on Content Rewards.
3. Whop pulls the view count from the platform's own API. Not self-reported, not ours. Every submission gets a bot score from Whop's own detection.
4. A clip enters review once it clears 1,000 verified views ($3 at our rate). Below that it sits in "waiting for views" and keeps counting.
5. We approve or reject against the written rules on the campaign page. So far about 75% of everything submitted has been approved. Rejections cite the rule.
6. Approved clips keep earning on verified views for 7 days, then a 3-day hold, then it settles into your Content Rewards balance. About 10 days from approval to money.
7. You withdraw through Whop: bank, PayPal, or crypto.
@Whop holds the budget, verifies the views, runs the bot checks and sends the payouts. We fund it from the coin's fees and check clips against the rules. Nothing else touches it.
kjuyt retweeted
1.66 million views across the pad since launch, a day and a half ago.
$CLIP campaign: 1.39M views, 215 clips, 25K likes. Instagram 62%, X 38%.
$CCAT campaign: 273K views, 39 clips, one day after going live on its own fees.
Instagram 67% of all views, X 33%. 254 clips total. $4,380 paid out on $CLIP and $864 on $CCAT so far, more settling as clips clear verification.
Trades pay the fees, fees fund the campaigns, campaigns pay the clippers, clips bring the trades.
Live reports from @Whop/@Contentrewards in reply. 👇
kjuyt retweeted
CTO'd coins can now join Clipback.
Control a coin's creator rewards? Two ways in: connect the wallet and sign once, or set the 80/20 split on pump.fun's fee sharing screen and paste the mint to confirm. We detect it automatically.
80% funds your coin's clipping campaign. 20% buys and burns $CLIP. Campaign goes live at $1,000 of fees.
clipback.fun/redirect
DMs are open. Specific issue, feature you need, a coin that won't route: message us, the team answers.
kjuyt retweeted
Please welcome GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna to the GPT-6 universe.
GPT-6 Sol and Luna build on the advances behind GPT-6 Astra, bringing much of its strengths into faster and more affordable models to support work at scale.
We’ve also made caching and inference more efficient, and we’re passing the savings directly to you: 50% lower API prices for Sol and Luna compared with GPT‑5.6 promotional pricing.
kjuyt retweeted
this is GIGA
$AMD - ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES HITS $1 TRILLION IN MARKET CAPITALIZATION FOR THE FIRST TIME
kjuyt retweeted
Custom pairs are live on Clipback.
Launch your coin paired with any of 170+ assets: BTC, ETH, tokenized stocks, $ANSEM, whatever fits the meme. Set your own creator fee. Same rails: 80% of every fee funds your coin's clipping campaign, 20% burns solana:9DdHxVe1BSPaTy3iGEwvWsooRchNLK61XFAvzot59FwD .
Higher fee, faster campaign. A coin at 2% hits its $1,000 campaign in a fraction of the volume.
clipback.fun/launch
kjuyt retweeted
it’s been almost 2 weeks and there’s no clear or obvious winner for the XMR pair yet…
may be delusion but I still think $ will emerge as the dark horse winner
there’s no socials, cats, dogs, KOLs, or memes attached to the token which epitomizes what XMR is about
the website is the ticker and the only thing mentioned from the team is “xmr and the coin is private”
no frills or gimmicks. just straight privacy and XMR deposits in return for holding
i’ve honestly never seen any legit monerochan memes come across my TL to this day
another easter egg not talked about enough is the token amount shown on public scanners
take a look at any of the top holders coin amount. it shows the numerical amount of tokens the wallet holds but does not show the monetary value which is interesting
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kjuyt retweeted
From a fake GTA IV trailer to the walk of fame. not bad for one song and one grin! #trollface @Troll_ #halloffame
kjuyt retweeted
solana:9DdHxVe1BSPaTy3iGEwvWsooRchNLK61XFAvzot59FwD campaign rate doubled: $1.50 to $3.00 per 1,000 views. $20k+ in the budget and every trade adds to it.
This is how every Clipback campaign works: if the budget grows faster than clips come in, the rate goes up, automatically, until supply meets demand. Fees set the price of attention.
clipback.fun/campaign/clip
kjuyt retweeted
every meme is a troll. one meme is THE troll. welcome to the family — you're a little late, we've been doing this since 1987. @fukupapers @Troll_ @u_mad_bot
