Everything you need to know to browse, vote, tip, comment, and get your own video featured.
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Every page sits behind an 18+ age gate. First-time visitors see a full-screen "18+ ONLY" overlay warning the site has adult content. Clicking YES — I am 18 or older sets a flag in that browser's local storage so the gate doesn't reappear on that device; NO — exit site sends you to Google. There's no account or login for regular visitors — this one confirmation is the whole barrier to entry.
Videos are grouped into categories, picked from the dropdown in the header, and each artist has their own page under Artists. Each video card has a VOTE button. Votes are tracked by IP address, not by an account. You get 3 votes a day in each category and 1 vote a day on each artist's page. Each vote comes back 24 hours after you cast it, and you can take a vote back to give it to a different clip. After you vote, a note tells you where that clip now stands. Some categories rank videos by vote count; others keep a fixed order.
Artist of the Year 2026 is the grand prize, and it's for the artist, not one clip. Every vote on any of an artist's clips counts toward their total, from Sunday, November 1, 2026 at 12:01 AM Pacific until voting closes on Thursday, December 31 at 11:59 PM Pacific. The race is between the artists who sign up, and the more artists join, the bigger the prizes get: $250, $100 and $50 with up to 4 artists, up to $1000, $250 and $100 with 10 or more. If the artists in the race get 5,000 votes between them, every prize doubles. The homepage shows the race as it stands right now.
Every week, the Best Amateurs clip with the most votes that week becomes Clip of the Week: its artist wins $25 in Bitcoin Cash, and the clip is featured on the homepage for the following week. Weeks end Sunday 8 PM Pacific.
There's also a Christmas draw for voters: $100 in Bitcoin Cash, drawn December 25, 2026. After you vote, leave your email when asked and click the link we send you. Everyone on the mailing list is in too. You're only ever asked once.
Vote on more than one day in a row and the "Your votes" bar shows your voting streak.
If an artist has listed a tip address, a Tip row appears under their video with a button for each coin they accept: BCH (Bitcoin Cash), USDC · SOL (USDC or USDT on the Solana network) and XMR (Monero). Click a coin to see a short network warning, a QR code to scan with your wallet, the full address, and a Copy address button. Not every video has tip addresses, and not every artist accepts all three.
Tips go straight from your wallet to theirs. The site never holds or touches the money, so there's no platform cut.
Don't have a wallet yet? We recommend Selene, a free Bitcoin Cash wallet for iPhone and Android that takes a few minutes to set up.
Each video has a comments section (click Show comments). Name and email are both optional — no name posts as "Anonymous," and email is never shown publicly.
You can also react to a clip with an emoji, and the Share button gives you a link straight to that clip. The chat box at the bottom of the homepage is for anything about the site. No links, and messages can be removed.
Whether it's your own video or someone else's, use Suggest an Artist in the menu. The gallery's Submit your own video button and the old Submit a Video page both lead there now. The form covers stage name, a sample video link (any platform, not just RedGifs), category, and classification fields pulled from dropdown lists, each with an "Other" option to type your own.
There's an optional Tip Addresses section for BCH, USDC/USDT on Solana and Monero. Addresses are checked as you submit, so an address for the wrong coin or network gets refused before it can cost anyone a tip. Add only addresses you know belong to the artist.
Your email is required, and you'll get a verification email. Everything lands as pending and doesn't appear in the gallery until an admin reviews and approves it.