Follow the larp. Or post it, and get paid.
Every account we run, the clips that actually travelled, and the playbook we measured on our own videos — so you can do the same and keep 60% of every payment.
- 5accounts
- 58clips posted
- 239K+views
- 60%commission
Follow
Five accounts, all ours. Each card shows the number that actually means something on that platform.
The tutorials
Three walkthroughs, end to end: the complete one in six and a half minutes, a full demo in just over one, the quick one in two. Swipe for the others, tap one to play it.
The clips
The ones that travelled furthest, with their real view counts: the reels that took off on Instagram, then the six best on YouTube. Tap one to watch it.
YouTube
The one rule that decides everything
Same product, same account, same week. The only thing that changed was the title. These are our real numbers.
best larp item you can have 👻
#crypto #wallet #larp
1,329views
get your larp wallet today on mylarpwallet.com 😈👻 #crypto #larping
38views
Across the whole channel: the five clips whose titles read like a post carry 63% of every view the channel has ever had, median 1,199. The seven that put the address in the title made 94 views between them, median 5. That is a 239× gap, and nothing else about the videos changed.
The playbook
Six rules, all of them measured on the numbers above rather than borrowed from a growth thread.
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Write the title like a caption, not a banner
Every title that sold something got buried. Every title that sounded like a person got distributed. Say what you would say to a friend showing them your screen.
best larp item you can have 👻
chat did I make it?
well… easier than expected 👻👀 -
Never put the link in the title
Seven of our clips did, and made 94 views between them. The link belongs in the description, the pinned comment and your bio — three places where it costs you nothing.
Your affiliate link works in all three.
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Carry the tags
#crypto #wallet #larp — the five clips that carry them hold 63% of the channel's views. They tell the platform which shelf the clip belongs on, which matters far more than who follows you.
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Followers are not the engine
Our channel has 7 subscribers and a clip at 1,346 views. A competitor has 45 subscribers and clips at 879 and 1,087. On Instagram, our account had 562 followers when a reel passed 54.4K views. These views come from the platform's own search and topic shelves, not from an audience.
Which means a brand-new account can do this on day one.
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The screen is the hook
Open on the balance. Not on your face, not on a title card — the number is the reason someone stops. Our four best clips all show it in the first frame.
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Post often, judge slowly
Our median clip does 15 views and our best does 1,346 on YouTube; on Instagram, our best reel passed 54.4K. The spread is the normal state of this format: you are not writing hits, you are buying lottery tickets that cost two minutes each.
Forty-six clips produced six that worked. Keep going.
What to film tonight
One phone, no editing, no face required. These are the shots our own clips are made of.
- 1The night walk. Phone in hand, city lights out of focus behind it, wallet open. Four of our best six are this shot.
- 2The reveal. Screen face down, flip it up, balance fills the frame. Say nothing.
- 3The scroll. Thumb slowly down the token list. Numbers moving is the whole point — the prices are live.
- 4The over-the-shoulder. Someone else looking at your screen. It implies a reaction without staging one.
- 5The setup. Film yourself building it — three minutes from empty to full. This is the format third-party creators use, and it is the biggest video in the whole category.
- 6The before and after. Your real screen, then the larp one. On-screen text does the joke; you do not have to.
What never to film
This is a mockup, and that is the whole reason it is legal and on Stripe rather than sold by Telegram key. Never present a screen as proof of real holdings, never pair it with an investment offer, never use it to ask anyone for money. Clips that cross that line get accounts removed — and they are the one thing that could take this programme down with them.
What it pays
60% of every payment, for as long as the person you brought stays subscribed. Not a bounty on the first sale.
| What they buy | You get | Then |
|---|---|---|
| $19 / month subscription | ~$10 | every month |
| $97 lifetime licence | ~$53 | in one go |
| 10 active subscribers | ~$100 | every month |
| 10 lifetime licences | ~$530 | in one go |
The rest of this market pays a flat fee per video, in crypto, after a Telegram DM. We pay a share of what you actually bring in, through Stripe, with an invoice — and it keeps arriving every month they stay.
You already know how to post. Now get paid 60% for it.
Your link is created the moment you ask for it. Put it in your bio, your description, your pinned comment — and keep 60% of every payment it brings, for as long as it keeps coming.
- Paid through Stripe. You withdraw yourself from $100, with an invoice.
- No Telegram, no crypto. No DM to wait on, no key to chase.
- 24-hour attribution. Time to sign up and subscribe after the click.
- A live dashboard. Clicks, conversions and balance, updated as they happen.
- No cap, no quota. Nothing to apply for and nobody to approve you.
Free, instant, and you can stop whenever you like. The link is yours the second the page loads.