Every AI video subscription expires with API credits left on it. Every month, structurally, by design.
So we built the open market where that waste gets sold.
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Live tutorial videos dropping soon.
We're recording a full demonstration of our app, including generating AI influencer videos and listing your unused Higgsfield API credits for sale.
All integrated with the $SPILL token and USDC on Solana.
Backend update. $SPILL is live inside the app.
Wallet balances read straight from Solana. Holding minimum priced live off the curve. Holder pool funded by creator fees, paid out as free generations every week.
AI video generation is a $946M market in 2026, up from $717M last year.
124M people use it every month. Kling alone has 60M creators, 600M+ videos and a $500M run rate. Higgsfield just raised $130M at a $1.3B valuation.
Almost all of it is sold as monthly subscriptions, with unused credits that expire.
The unused part is the market.
Every month a meaningful share of a billion-dollar market gets paid for and quietly evaporates.
No venue, no price, no way to sell it.
That's the massive gap.
The AI influencer wave is a demand shock, not a product category.
Thousands of people suddenly need video generated continuously, at volume, for content with a short half-life.
Whenever demand arrives faster than pricing adapts, intermediaries appear. It happened with GPU rental, with API credits, with bandwidth before that.
We're building the video one.