Crypto templates

Crypto stories show checkable facts: supply shares, transaction counts, dates, pairs and venues. Every brief is moderated, and we do not make videos that promise returns (“100x”), impersonate another project or look like a scam. Numbers the AI could not find in your brief or site are flagged for you to check.

When your project launches or has news, your community posts together: many different clips and posts on X and in Telegram within the same hour. The Raid pack gets all of it ready from one video. Open the video's Share & stats screen (or Variants → Raid pack in the editor) and press Make the raid pack:

• Three hooks. If the video has no A/B hooks yet, three openings are written for it, each its own video with its own share link. This counts as one generation and only runs within your month's included generations.
• Posts to copy. About six different X posts (at most 270 characters each, with at most two hashtags and your link) and two Telegram texts: an announcement and a call to raid. Each has its own copy button. A token video's dated facts (market cap, liquidity, the contract address) are quoted with their date; nothing else is added.
• Every hook in 9:16 and 1:1. Export all hooks shows the total credit cost first and starts only once you confirm it. Each hook is charged once, like any export (one credit per started minute, both formats included); a hook already exported costs nothing more.
• One ZIP. Download ZIP gives you every rendered hook, a cover for each, x-posts.txt, telegram.txt and a short how-to. Download it again once the last files finish rendering.

The Raid pack is included in every paid plan, from Creator up. On Free you can see what it makes and upgrade from there.

Scammers copy films too. Sign your official one with your wallet and anyone can check it came from your team. Open the film's Share & stats screen: in Public films gallery, add your token's contract address (an EVM token: Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, Base...), export the film, then in Signed announcement pick the export and one of the wallets connected to your account (Settings → Wallets) and press Sign as the team. Editors can sign.

We fingerprint the exported MP4 (its SHA-256), and your wallet signs a short, readable message: loudscene, the film's verify page and id, your token's chain and contract, the file's SHA-256 and the date. It is a signature (EIP-191, personal_sign), not a transaction: no gas, nothing moves. We recover the signer from the signature before we record it.

• Signed by the deployer when the signer is the wallet that launched your token: for Torch launches on Robinhood Chain, the creator named in Torch's launch event, read from the chain. Connect that wallet in Settings to sign with it.
• Signed by 0x12…ab, a team wallet for any other wallet of yours, and for tokens whose launch wallet we can't read.
• A public verify page at loudscene.com/verify/<code> shows the message, the signature, the signer, whether it is the deployer and the file's SHA-256, with a box that hashes a copy of the film in the visitor's browser, and how to check it all with any wallet tool or ethers' verifyMessage.
• A Signed badge on the film's public pages, share page and embeds, linking to the verify page. The agent's approval card in Telegram says when a film is signed.

• Airdrop

  airdrop · 18 s

  Announce an airdrop safely: a gift tile with the line, who qualifies as a checklist ticking off, the snapshot and claim dates on two tiles with the never-share-your-seed-phrase line, and the end card.

  Crypto

• Burn update

  burn-update · 18 s

  Report a burn with proof: the amount burned this period counting up, the transactions as rows (hash, block, amount) with the explorer to verify them on, the running total as a bar, and the end card.

  Crypto

• Holders milestone

  holders-milestone · 17 s

  Mark a milestone with checkable numbers: the holder count counting up huge, the growth line drawing through its data points, volume and other figures with their source and date, and the end card.

  Crypto

• Listing announcement

  listing-announcement · 16.2 s

  Announce a listing: the trading pair in a ruled box with the venue, the opening on a date tile beside countdown cells, the pairs and deposit times with the official-links warning, and the end card.

  Crypto

• Lock and vesting

  lock-vesting · 15.7 s

  Announce a token lock in 16 seconds: the share of supply counts up over a segmented supply bar, a padlock snaps shut beside the locked amount and term, a ring counts the days down and relocks, and the end card. Share, total, amount and days are number fields.

  Crypto

• Loud TV news

  loud-tv-news · 44.5 s

  A cartoon TV news show: static flips into a night-time studio, the show logo slams in with a LIVE dot and the date, then one 'BREAKING' segment per figure with a counting number, its label and a mascot anchor that springs in with squash and stretch, while a ticker crawls along the bottom; the cast pops up in a row for the end line.

  Crypto

• Partnership

  crypto-partnership · 16.2 s

  Announce a partnership: both names locked up large around an accent cross, the shared goal in one line, what changes for holders and users as ruled rows, and the end card.

  Crypto

• Pixel drop

  pixel-drop · 27.6 s

  An arcade drop in 28 seconds with scanlines and stepped motion: a hook types itself over a pixel landscape, a terminal of racing hashes lands on 'proof accepted' while the minted image resolves block by block, a lifetime cap counts up beside a wall of images, a boost bar fills after a button press, a 'next' teaser goes behind bars, and an end card with a blinking line.

  Crypto

• Protocol weekly wrap

  protocol-wrap · 18.5 s

  A DeFi protocol's week as one continuous film in 18 seconds: one data point carries every shot, from the week's title to the tip of the TVL line as it draws, the week's fees and revenue, the active addresses, the best day's bar, the chain breakdown it runs along, and the ring around the logo on the end card.

  Crypto

• Roadmap

  roadmap · 16.4 s

  Share the roadmap honestly: the line, then a timeline drawing through each milestone (filled when done, ringed when in progress, outlined when next), and the end card.

  Crypto, SaaS

• Token burn

  token-burn · 19.1 s

  Explain a buyback and burn in 19 seconds: 'Every hour. On chain. No owner.' beside a sweeping clock, the burned share counting up while 1,000 squares ignite it, 'Supply that only goes one way.', and the end card. Burned share, amount and supply are number fields.

  Crypto

• Token film

  token-film · 16 s

  A token launch as one continuous film in 16 seconds, cut to a phonk score: a coin carries every shot, from the ticker slamming in letter by letter, to a lit close-up with the token's name, the supply rolling up beside it, the allocation bar it runs along, the lock it drops into, the frame it becomes on the drop, and the ring around the logo on the end card where the contract address decodes. With market data the supply shot becomes a trading terminal of real candles.

  Crypto

• Token hero

  token-hero · 26.2 s

  A token's film with its mascot as the hero: the mascot springs in big over the ticker, then crosses every shot beside the project's own story in two lines (the vibe beside the project's own poster art when it has one), beside what the team shipped with its sources when a builder record has it, over its community's figures as cards, and centre stage on the end card with the project's links; a short credit closes it. Layout, frame, entrance, background and end card vary with the seed, so no two tokens look alike.

  Crypto

• Token launch

  token-launch · 17.4 s

  Launch a token plainly: the ticker huge with the launch day, the allocation as a stacked bar filling beside its legend, the contract address to verify, and the end card. No price talk, no promises.

  Crypto

• AMA announcement

  ama-announcement · 17 s

  Announce an AMA: a microphone tile with the line and a date tile, the speakers as ruled rows, the topics as pills with where to send questions, and the end card.

  Crypto, SaaS

• Anniversary

  brand-anniversary · 17.6 s

  Celebrate an anniversary: the years counting up huge with the founding year, a ledger of moments by year setting in one by one, a thank-you line, and the end card.

  Restaurants, Hotels and travel, Clinics, E-commerce, SaaS, Real estate, Crypto

• Explainer film

  explainer-film · 25.2 s

  Explain how it works in 25 seconds, made like our hand-made films: a hook with a quiet second line, a three-box flow whose lines draw while a chip travels from box to box and turns into the result, the guarantees ticking in beside a highlighted trade-off card, numbered steps to get started, and the end card.

  SaaS, Crypto

• Launch film

  launch-film · 31 s

  Announce a launch in 31 seconds, made like our hand-made films: a kinetic headline whose accent phrase punches in with a live pill, three numbers counting up, a proof card whose checks pop green, the steps already taken drawn along a line that ticks each one, three straight facts on cards with a closing line, and the end card.

  SaaS, Crypto

• Partner lineup

  partner-bag · 20.3 s

  Show the partners you back in 20 seconds: a title, then one row per partner (logo, name, one-liner) that fills flat with the partner's own colour, then all the logos orbit a closing line, and the end card. Partners are one list field with a logo, name, line and colour each.

  Crypto

• Year wrapped

  year-wrapped · 17.2 s

  A year in review in the Wrapped style: the year huge, then full-bleed cards one per beat (a number counting with its label, the top three as bars, a second number), and the end card.

  SaaS, E-commerce, Restaurants, Hotels and travel, Crypto