A new brief for clipping videos from Zeny, a gaming blogger with 1.39 million YouTube subscribers, is now live on Prime Oracles. Rewards are tiered: $25 for 100,000 views, $44 for half a million, and $88 for a million.
The most profitable tier here is the lowest: $0.25 per thousand views, compared to $0.088 for the higher tiers. But you'll need to act fast: the campaign closes on November 4, 2026, and only $120 of the budget remains. Below are the terms, requirements, and a step-by-step guide.
What's the Brief
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Advertiser | Zeny (Зени) |
| Brief | "Zeny Clips" |
| Type | Clip |
| Category | Gaming |
| Platforms | Instagram, TikTok, YouTube |
| Audience | CIS |
| Payment Model | Threshold-based |
| Min. Reward per Clip | $25 |
| Max. Reward per Clip | $88 |
| Campaign Budget | $400 (Paid: $280, Remaining: $120) |
| Dates | June 8 – November 4, 2026 |
You don't need to create original content. Simply take Zeny's videos and streams, edit them into short clips, and publish them on your Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube account. Your reward is based on the number of views your video receives.
Threshold-Based Rewards: How It Works
Most briefs on the platform pay a flat rate per thousand views (CPV). This one uses a different, threshold-based model: you receive a one-time reward for reaching the highest tier, not for cumulative views.
| View Threshold | Reward | Rate per 1,000 Views |
|---|---|---|
| ≥ 100,000 | $25 | $0.25 |
| ≥ 500,000 | $44 | $0.088 |
| ≥ 1,000,000 | $88 | $0.088 |
This table reveals two key points to understand before you start editing.
A clip that fails to reach 100,000 views will not be rewarded. This is a high threshold, unlike briefs that pay a standard CPV rate from the first few thousand views. This brief is designed for creators who already know how to get their clips featured in recommendation feeds.
It's more profitable to have several clips reach 100,000 views than one clip reach a million. The first tier offers the highest rate per view: $0.25 per thousand, versus $0.088 for the higher tiers. Four clips with 100,000 views each will earn you $100, while one clip with a million views earns only $88. Consistent publishing yields higher returns here than betting on a single viral clip.
Who Is Zeny
Zeny is a gaming blogger and streamer. His main YouTube channel, @ZENY, has 1.39 million subscribers and 938 videos. On TikTok, he runs the account @mrwhatttt with 339,000 followers and 2.4 million likes, and his Telegram channel, "ZENY'S FRIENDS" (t.me/ZenyTG), has 136,000 subscribers.
His content includes trolling shows, checking players for cheats in Minecraft, gaming with other YouTubers, and real-life challenges. He often films on the ReallyWorld server with Domer, Gradus, Rime, and Puhlyash. His recent videos get between 88,000 and 328,000 views, and he posts new content every few days—so there's plenty of source material for clipping.
For clippers, this means one simple thing: emotions and reactions perform well, not long-winded explanations. Per the brief's terms, Zeny himself must be the main character of the clip—not you or any other player.
Clip Requirements
- Zeny must be the main character of the clip. This is the first requirement listed.
- Live content, not screenshots. Slideshows of still images will not be accepted.
- The clip must have been published within the last month. You cannot submit old videos from your account.
- Mandatory hashtags: #Zeny #Зени.
- Author mention: On YouTube, tag @ZENY; on TikTok, tag @mrwhatttt.
- Full terms are in the Zeny community on the platform: "Official Zeny Clipping Community," with 651 members. The reward rules are located there and are subject to updates, so be sure to read them before you start editing.
Unlike some other clipping briefs, there is no limit on the number of clips you can create from a single source video. However, there is a penalty.
Penalty: -50% for Negativity
There's one important penalty in this brief: if Zeny is portrayed negatively, the reward is cut in half.
In practice, this means the usual tricks for creating clickbait clips won't work. Titles like "He Embarrassed Himself," editing a phrase to sound foolish, or creating a compilation of only his fails will all trigger the penalty. The clip must portray Zeny the way he portrays himself: funny, but not humiliating.
If you're unsure how your edit will be interpreted, ask in the brief's community before publishing, not after submitting the link for review.
How to Take the Brief: A Step-by-Step Guide
- Go to the "Content Rewards" section on Prime Oracles.
- In the audience filter, select "CIS Audience." The "Zeny Clips" brief is in the "Gaming" category.
- Open the brief card and read all requirements before editing: thresholds, hashtags, mentions, and penalties.
- Click "Take Brief."
- Join the Zeny community and read the full reward rules.
- Get source material from his channels, edit your clip, and publish it on Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube with the hashtags #Zeny #Зени and the author mention.
- Submit the link to your video on the brief's card—views are tracked through this link.
If you're a brand, you can post your own brief using the "Create Campaign" button.
What to Consider Before Starting
- Deadline: November 4, 2026. The campaign has been running since June 8, and no extension is mentioned. At the time of this article's publication, less than a month remains.
- Remaining budget: $120. This is enough for about four rewards at the lowest tier or one at the highest plus one at the lowest. The budget is shared among all clippers and is running out—70% has already been paid out.
- Minimum threshold: 100,000 views. If your clips typically get tens of thousands of views, consider starting with briefs that pay per thousand views, where you earn from the first few thousand.
- One threshold, one reward. A clip with 600,000 views earns $44, not $25 plus $44.
- One-month submission window. The video must be no older than one month at the time of submission. This is more lenient than the one-week window in some other briefs, but it's not unlimited.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much can I earn from clipping gaming streams?
For this brief, the rewards are $25 for 100,000 views, $44 for 500,000, and $88 for a million. We break down how rates work in other briefs in our article Clipping: What It Is and How to Earn from Making Clips.
How many views are required to earn a reward?
A minimum of 100,000 views per clip. No rewards are paid for clips below this threshold. For comparison, the brief for clipping Domer's streams has the same view thresholds but different rates: $20, $45, and $90.
Where can I get source material for Zeny's clips?
From his public channels: YouTube @ZENY and TikTok @mrwhatttt. The full terms for using his content are in the Zeny community on the platform, which you should join before you start editing.
Can I publish clips on YouTube Shorts?
Yes, YouTube is one of the three approved platforms, along with TikTok and Instagram. We've written separately about the specifics of Shorts since fall 2026: How to Make Clips for YouTube Shorts.
What can cause my reward to be cut in half?
A negative portrayal of Zeny. If your clip shows him in a bad light, the reward is reduced by 50%. This is the only penalty listed on the brief card, and it's explicitly stated in the terms.
How many clips can I submit?
There is no limit on the number of clips mentioned on the brief card. For a guide on how to build a content workflow, check out A Clipper's Workflow: 5 Videos a Day. For other gaming briefs on the platform, see briefs for creating videos about games for G-Spot.
On Prime Oracles, the terms for all briefs are available before you start working: the payment model, thresholds, minimum and maximum rewards, requirements, and penalties are all visible on the brief's card. Briefs are collected in the "Content Rewards" section. You can accept any of them with the "Take Brief" button; brands can post their own briefs via "Create Campaign."
Brief Card: Zeny Clips in the Content Rewards section.