Crypto has the hardest paid-media problem in marketing: the major ad platforms restrict or ban your category outright, and the audience that matters is the most ad-resistant on the internet. Clipping routes around both.
A crypto clipping agency distributes short-form video about a token, exchange, or web3 product through a network of crypto and finance creator pages, instead of buying paid ads, which most major platforms restrict for the category. Spade Clipping runs these campaigns across 6,000+ crypto and finance pages on a CPM basis. Moderators review every clip in the campaign daily and reject anything off-brief or botted, so rejected clips never count toward the views you pay for. Clients include Galaxy Digital, BlockDAG, and the Bitcoin Conference.
Reach crypto natives where they actually scroll.
Your content reposted across established crypto, trading, and finance pages on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and X.
Your mark and a call-to-action placed across thousands of high-performing videos, for brand recognition at campaign scale.
Listings, launches, partnerships, and funding news seeded across crypto news pages for organic momentum.
Panels, keynotes, and booth moments clipped and distributed while the event is still trending.
The honest version, including where the alternatives are the better choice.
| Decision | Spade crypto clipping | KOL / influencer deals | Paid ads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category restrictions | None. This is organic distribution, not ad inventory. | None, but each deal is negotiated individually. | Heavily restricted or banned on most major platforms. |
| Cost structure | CPM on delivered views, $1–$5 per thousand. | Flat fee per post, paid whether or not it performs. | $15–$40 CPM, where the category is allowed at all. |
| Volume | Hundreds of posts across thousands of niche pages. | A handful of posts from a handful of accounts. | A few creatives, served repeatedly to bought audiences. |
| Brand safety control | Every post reviewed daily against your guidelines; off-brief clips rejected and never billed. | Depends entirely on the individual KOL. | Controlled, but confined to paid ad formats. |
| Best used for | Token launches, listings, and sustained awareness at scale. | Credibility borrowed from one trusted voice. | Retargeting users who already found you. |
Crypto marketing budgets get spent in two places: paid ads that most platforms will not serve, and KOL deals priced on follower count rather than delivered attention. Both are expensive ways to reach an audience that is unusually good at ignoring advertising.
Clipping works here because crypto natives already consume the category through short-form content: trading clips, market commentary, conference moments, news accounts. Placing your product inside that stream means it arrives as something the viewer chose to watch rather than something interrupting them.
Our crypto and finance coverage spans 6,000+ pages, and every post in a campaign is reviewed against your guidelines every day. That matters more in a category where a badly-worded claim is a compliance problem rather than just an off-brand post: anything that breaks the brief is rejected, taken down, and left off your invoice.
You pay per thousand guaranteed views. No retainers and no upfront fees. Campaigns can be live within 2 to 24 hours of an approved brief, across a network of 60,000+ vetted clippers.
A crypto clipping agency distributes short-form video about a token, exchange, or web3 product through a network of crypto and finance creator pages rather than through paid ads. Spade Clipping runs these campaigns across 6,000+ crypto and finance pages on a CPM basis. A moderation team reviews every clip in the campaign every day and rejects anything that misses the brief or shows botted views.
Most major ad platforms restrict or ban crypto advertising outright, and where it is permitted the CPM runs $15–$40. Clipping is organic distribution rather than ad inventory, so the category restrictions do not apply and the cost per thousand views typically lands between $1 and $5.
Spade Clipping has delivered campaigns for Galaxy Digital, BlockDAG, the Bitcoin Conference, and Forward Industries, among others across the crypto, trading, and finance categories.
Our moderation team goes through every clip in your campaign once every day, checking it against your brand guidelines and any disclosure requirements. Clips that miss the brief, break the guidelines, or show botted or boosted views are rejected: they come down, and they do not count toward your delivered views, so you never pay for them. You can approve or reject content yourself while the campaign runs.
Yes. Creators are organized into three geographic tiers, so a campaign can concentrate on Tier 1 markets like the US, UK, and Singapore, or lean into high-growth Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets where CPMs are lower and scale is larger.