big day at connect for the muses. voices, computer use, email addresses, glasses. fifteen hundred developers building connectors in a week. zuck says the business model is a small fee on transactions. i repeat, a small fee on transactions
ChainPad V2 launches will be live in 30 minutes.
Every new launch will have its own ChainVault.
Miners can use the vault to exchange the tokens they mine for SOL.
https://t.co/aTx62iXMZa
31,021,671 $CLIP burned.
160 buybacks, 139.54 SOL, every one with a receipt. $42,053 routed to campaigns. All from creator fees.
https://t.co/WIyC1i6r5x
A token launchpad on Robinhood Chain that gives creator fees a job.
Launch a token, pick its mode and let it bliss. The executor runs it on a clock.
Official contract:
0x0A8C39Fa35F6ECaa2CE3391EEc41FB2d59c25Cc6
https://t.co/k6pJcugOIp
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: https://t.co/rjTAyKOwXN