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Crypto since early 2021 , Youtube faceless creator

[Finn @finnardley]

Found the OG opus 5.5 channel, running on full automation with code

0$ spent on ai images/videos (only the thumbnail)

making bank from monetization + selling a course

(dont buy his course, working on a free guide ill post soon)

[DailyYTNiches @DailyYTNiches]

1 MONTH OLD CHANNEL IN THE PSYCH NICHE

~ 7.67K subscribers
~ 251,817 total views
~ Long-form

The clever part?
> The titles make viewers feel like the message is meant specifically for them
> Phrases like “It Chose You” and “This Found You” create a personal connection

That's worth taking note of

WANT A LIST OF NICHES? Comment "YTA" and I'll DM you!

[Kin @KinGao476942]

卧槽！兄弟姐妹们，想用 Opus 5.5 做视频，一定要收藏这 8 个 GitHub 仓库。

1. awesome-opus5-5-videos（约 7100 star）
目前最大的爆款视频合集，每条都附上了背后的提示词。
https://t.co/VWhSZgNz6C

2. lemo-opuscar（约 4400 star）
一个 Claude Code skill，装上之后挑一种风格，就能做出纯代码短片，51 种风格随便选。
https://t.co/CSj7tyu8ie

3. pdoom-video（约 3000 star）
一支歌词卡拉 OK MV 的完整工程，本地就能渲出 4K60。
https://t.co/3WbzuFefAL

4. PDoomVideo（约 2300 star）
同一首歌的另一支 MV 源码，和第 3 个对照着拆，很有意思。
https://t.co/xnriTUB8nQ

5. mg-styles-15（约 1400 star）
15 种 MG 动效风格，成片、提示词、源码全都给。
https://t.co/LkRmgFXx7b

6. ClaudeAnimationBase（约 1300 star）
手绘卡通角色动画的起步包，自带 31 种表情。
https://t.co/wkXHp8xffq

7. awesome-claude-5-5-videos（约 560 star）
视频工作流合集，每个案例都标了出处，Opus 的就有 301 个。
https://t.co/uOw55tL0CQ

8. opus-video-prompts（约 510 star）
中文案例，配上能直接复制的提示词。
https://t.co/1WH40CnNub

[DailyYTNiches @DailyYTNiches]

🤩 63,051,738 TOTAL VIEWS

Shorts outperforming its long-form videos

Their videos often start with “Why” “What” or “What if?”

For long-form:
> They use animated maps, country colors and political figures to explain global conflicts

For shorts:
> Bold labels highlight key events + familiar faces

Turn history, politics and global conflicts into short, visual stories that keep viewers watching

[Mintttch🐣 @Mintttch2]

จริงๆว่าจะไม่โพสอัพเดทแล้ว แต่ไหนๆก็เหมือนจะใกล้จุดที่คิดว่าคงจะสูงสุดที่ตัวเองจะทำได้แล้ว เลยมาโพสไว้เป็นดิจิตอลฟุตฟิตว่าครั้งนึงเคยทำเงินได้เดือนละ 1 ล้าน😂
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เป็นกำลังใจให้ใครหลายๆคนที่กำลังเริ่มทำอะไรอยู่นะ มิ้นก็ทำแบบงูๆปลาๆ ไม่ทำเงินมาตั้งหลายเดือนกว่าจะพัฒนาอะไรต่างๆนานา จนเริ่มจับทางได้ เริ่มชำนาญ
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ส่วนเรื่องที่อยากแนะนำจริงๆก็เคยแนะนำไปหมดแล้วในโพสก่อนๆหน้า ก็พยายามพัฒนาผลงานของตัวเองขึ้นเรื่อยๆ ทำไปปรับปรุงไปเรื่อยๆ เดี๋ยวก็จับทางได้
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ใครที่บอกว่าใช้ AI ทำคลิปหาเงินไม่ได้หรอก ผิดกฎนู้นนั่นนี่ นี่ก็อาจจะเป็นตัวอย่างให้เห็นแล้วว่ามันทำได้ ถ้าผลงานคุณมีคุณภาพมันไม่โดนอะไรหรอก และ อย่าลืมเคารพกฎของแพลตฟอร์มด้วย
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ปล. ขอไม่บอกช่องนะเนื่องจากมีการ copy และ ดูดไปใช้ ขอโทษด้วยนะ

[Zayden Tech @ZaydenTech]

💥 $18,000 from 10 simple videos.

Plot twist?
I sent cartoon characters to jail. 😂

No camera.
No fancy software.
No editing skills.

Just one smart idea the algorithm loved 🚀

Comment “Cartoon” & I’ll send the full breakdown.
(Follow so I can DM you)

[DailyYTNiches @DailyYTNiches]

NICHE LEAK! 🚨

Paper Wealth explores money through illustrated life scenarios

Covers financial freedom, lifestyle, career choices, and wealth

OUTLIERS
> One video about escaping the rat race reached 192K views
> Another about financial independence reached 266K views

They use 2D illustrations and second-person storytelling

Not something new though

[TubeGen AI @tubegenai]

Here's an untapped niche you can automate using AI..

[카뮈 @asyours_]

내가 너라면 인스타그램 이렇게 키운다 2탄

단기간에 팔로워 8.9만 찍은 괴물이 있다.
바로 ‘우람이’ 헬스 건강 채널이다.

헬스 채널은 보통 사람이 직접 나와서 설명하지만 캐릭터 하나 잘 만들면 장땡임

우람이 -> 귀엽고 근육 많고 호감
콘텐츠 -> 디자인 심플하고, 콘텐츠가 명확함

이 두개가 맞아서 시너지가 나오면
떡상은 따놓은 당상이다..

우람이는 60초 안에 운동 지식을 설명해줘서
사람들은 그냥 일단 팔로우 박고 콘텐츠를 본다. 왜냐? 저런 채널은 팔로우만 해도 뭔가 동기부여가 되잖아. 나중에 다시 보고 싶기도 하고.

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그 옆은 우람이를 카피한 런헐크다.
우람이 채널을 벤치마킹해서
제작한 채널인 듯하다.
비록 팔로워가 1100명이지만
충분히 승산있는 폼이라 생각한다.

내 생각에는 캐릭터가 70% 차지한다고 생각하기에 만약 시작한다면 캐릭터 시안을 10개정도 뽑겠다.

운동 정보는 사실… 비만, 말라깽이도 AI만 다루면 알 수 있으니까.

실행하는 자가 결국 인사이트를 가진다.
인스타그램은 콘텐츠 터지면
하루만에 팔로워 2-3천명이 오르기 때문에
터지는 것들을 많이 보라고 하는 거임

답은 늘 가까이에 있다.

[TubeGen AI @tubegenai]

Sleep channels are so underrated

Look at how bad this channels thumbnails are

But its still getting views

Its because the audience is mostly older, they literally don't care

RPM's are very high as well

Infinite money glitch

[TubeGen AI @tubegenai]

This channel is printing money by making facts videos for sleep

Literally the easiest thing ever

Its just basic footage/images and voiceovers

RPMs are insane too

Essentially infinite video topics in this niche

[DailyYTNiches @DailyYTNiches]

🤯 HOW DID THIS CHANNEL GROW SO FAST

58.3K subscribers with just 7 videos
And they just started 2 months ago

Instead of going faceless, the creator appears on camera but this can be actually done with just voiceover + visuals

Cover strange historical events, ancient civilizations, and forgotten stories

Thumbnails use historical artwork with short, bold text.

With millions of views across just 7 uploads, this approach is definitely worth studying

[Ozillo Studio @ozillocom]

A 25-day-old channel turned “why do animals do that?” into 1.5M views. 🤯

17 videos, 3.6K subscribers, and a format simple enough to repeat almost forever. This one is worth stealing lessons from.

The channel is Fauna Code, and the niche is basically everyday animal questions packaged like little mysteries.

“Why do sharks leave swimmers alone?”
“Why don’t wild animals attack humans?”
“Why do we never eat koi fish?”
“Why don’t we farm rabbits like chickens?”

That’s the smart part. They’re not trying to make “animal documentaries.” That would be way too broad.

They take familiar animals, food, biology and human behavior, then find the one question people never thought to ask.
The viewer already knows what a shark, koi fish or rabbit is. The curiosity comes from realizing they don’t know the answer to something that suddenly feels obvious. 🧠

And the packaging barely changes. Bright cartoon thumbnails, one clear situation, huge WHY? / WHY NOT? language, then a title that completes the curiosity gap. You can understand the entire video idea in about two seconds.

That gives the channel a very useful content engine too. Animals are basically endless. Once the format is proven, you can move through predators, pets, farming, food, evolution, strange behaviors and human-animal relationships without breaking the channel’s identity.

The audience quality is another big plus: U.S. leads the traffic, followed by the UK, Canada and Australia. 💰

Now, I wouldn’t call every animal channel an opportunity because this one is working. That’s lazy niche research.

What I would study is the question-first format.

25 days. 1.46M+ views. A clear visual system. Endless topic supply.

That’s a pretty healthy combination for a faceless channel. 👀

And we don’t really have to hunt for channels like this anymore. Ozillo Studio basically puts them in front of us. :)

[TubeGen AI @tubegenai]

Look how quickly this channel is blowing up

Their first video was posted 9 days ago and already has over 1M views

All of their other videos have a solid baseline of views

This content has tons of viral potential

This could also be cheap to make if you find a way to make them with AI (shorter video length = less production cost)

This niche looks promising

[DailyYTNiches @DailyYTNiches]

NICHE ALERT! 🚨

Only 3 WEEKS old and already getting serious views 🔥

7 uploads have already pulled 568K+ views
5.12K subscribers in just 3 weeks

The channel covers history in short animated videos

> Each video covers one country’s entire history
> Titles use the “ENTIRE History” format
> Thumbnails show key landmarks and historical figures

The format is highly repeatable across countries

[DailyYTNiches @DailyYTNiches]

🔥 NICHE LEAK!

~30.4K subscribers with just 28 videos
~Started posting 4 months ago
~5,055,221 total views

The topics are practical problems people deal with daily

Format:
> Short 3-6 minute videos on one topic
> Simple black-and-white doodle animations explain each idea
> Titles focus on problems like focus, habits, tiredness, and procrastination

[Ozillo Studio @ozillocom]

📌 This is exactly why I don’t scroll past small channels. 👀

Historia en Minutos is barely 3 weeks old, still under 1,000 subscribers, and yet just 9 videos have already generated 459K+ views. One Stalingrad upload alone broke past 170K.

There’s a real outlier here. Under 1,000 subscribers, but hundreds of thousands of views in just a few weeks. That’s the kind of channel I stop and study.

A lot of people still research YouTube backwards. They look at subscriber count first, see a channel under 1K subs, and move on. I wouldn’t. Sometimes the more useful signal is not how many subscribers a channel has, but how far YouTube is already willing to push it beyond its current size.

In this case, the format is pretty clear too.
Spanish language faceless history content, huge proven topics, simple promises and very consistent packaging.

“The Korean War in 20 Minutes”
“WW2 in 30 Minutes”
“The Cold War in 30 Minutes”

Big subjects, easy framing, recognizable thumbnails. The viewer understands the offer immediately. 🎯

There’s also a market lesson here that people still underestimate. Spanish is a very strong language for faceless YouTube. You’re not building for one small audience. The same format can reach Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia and the wider Spanish-speaking market without changing the core idea. 🌍

So when I look at a channel like this, I’m not thinking “nice small channel.” I’m thinking this is what early traction looks like before the subscriber count catches up.

That’s the kind of thing most people notice too late.

And that’s exactly why we keep talking about YouTube this way. Not just features, not just surface level advice, but the patterns most people miss until they’re already obvious.

If you want to find channels like this faster, Ozillo Studio makes it much easier to spot them before everyone else starts talking about them.

[Tim Danilov @timdanilovhi]

There's 5 faceless YouTube channels that are absolutely ripping recently:

1. Fossil - 9M on a single video

[angel @angeldot_]

ANTHROPIC HA REVELADO EL TRUCO PARA MEJORAR CLAUDE OPUS 5.5

Opus escribe el código. Fable 5.1 revisa su trabajo.

Y se activa con un solo comando.

Abre Claude Code con Opus 5.5 y escribe:

/advisor fable

Cuando Opus consulta a Fable, este recibe toda la sesión, incluidas las llamadas a herramientas y sus resultados.

Una segunda opinión en momentos clave:

→ Antes de un plan: ¿es el enfoque correcto?
→ Cuando un error se repite: ¿estamos buscando donde toca?
→ Antes de terminar: ¿qué se nos ha escapado?

Sin copiar y pegar entre chats.

Y puedes llevarlo más lejos con esta estructura:

→ Opus 5.5 en esfuerzo alto dirige la sesión
→ explorer lee y explora el código
→ worker edita y ejecuta tests
→ researcher consulta la documentación
→ Los tres usan Opus en esfuerzo medio
→ Fable 5.1 queda disponible como asesor

Para configurarlo, pega este prompt en Claude Code ↓

“Reorganiza mi configuración de Claude Code con esta estructura:

Revisa ~/.claude/agents y .claude/agents para encontrar subagentes que ya cubran los roles explorer, worker y researcher.

Propón nuevos subagentes solo para los roles que falten.

Configura los correspondientes con model: opus y effort: medium.

Si alguno tiene fijado otro modelo, no lo modifiques y enuméralo.

Configura la sesión principal con effortLevel: high y advisorModel: fable en ~/.claude/settings.json.

Busca CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_ADVISOR_TOOL, DISABLE_TELEMETRY y cualquier variable que impida obtener las feature flags necesarias para activar el asesor.

Comprueba también CLAUDE_CODE_EFFORT_LEVEL, que puede sobrescribir el esfuerzo de los subagentes. Informa de lo que encuentres sin modificar estas variables.

Añade esta regla a ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md: consulta al asesor antes de elaborar un plan grande, cuando se repita un error y antes de dar por terminada una tarea larga.

Muéstrame primero todos los cambios propuestos como diff. No edites nada hasta que te dé permiso.”

La función es experimental y requiere acceso a Fable. Las consultas consumen tokens adicionales y Claude decide cuándo hacerlas, guiado por tus instrucciones.

Guárdalo para tu próxima sesión.

Enlace: https://t.co/ibL9XtYnL8

[angel @angeldot_]

ESTE ARCHIVO CLAUDE.md CONVIERTE A CLAUDE EN UN INGENIERO SENIOR

Boris Cherny, creador de Claude Code, compartió los trucos y flujos de trabajo que su equipo usa a diario.

La mayoría pueden integrarse directamente en un CLAUDE.md para cualquier proyecto:

> Orquestación de flujos de trabajo
> Estrategia de subagentes
> Bucle de auto-mejora
> Verificación antes de finalizar
> Corrección automática de errores
> Principios fundamentales

Lo interesante es que funciona como un sistema acumulativo.

Cada vez que corriges a Claude, esa corrección puede quedar registrada y convertirse en una regla para futuras tareas.

Con el tiempo, Claude aprende de tu feedback y puede reducir los mismos errores una y otra vez.

Si utilizas IA para programar todos los días, tener un CLAUDE.md bien estructurado puede ahorrarte muchísimo tiempo.

Guárdate esto👇