Token-launch clipping is managed short-form distribution for a crypto founder or protocol. A roster of vetted clippers cuts a founder's long-form content, AMAs, and launch moments into YouTube Shorts, Reels, and TikToks, published on an outcome-priced model where FORKOFF reports on qualified views and payment-level conversions, not raw view counts.
The model wins on volume multiplied by conversion, not on per-clip engagement. In one month for a crypto educator client, a FORKOFF clip stack published 3,085 clips that drove 1,190,014 organic views, 793 landing-page clicks, and 17 new paid subscribers across 13 active distribution days. March closed with 27 paying subscribers (10 renewed from February), and MRR rose from about $595 in February to $1,290 by the end of March. Attribution was payment-level, reconciled against the client's Whop payment records, not inferred from platform analytics. YouTube Shorts produced 61 percent of views from 25 percent of clips, a 4.7x efficiency edge over Reels.
Every campaign ships a CSV and JSON export with per-view geo, platform, watch-completion, and clipper attribution, so a treasury or finance team can reconcile spend against the qualified-view record. See the clipping engagement for the full model.