The sample now shows a clear division of labor across PixVerse's five live creator layers—CPP 2.0, weekly Post-to-Credits, affiliate distribution, invite-only PixLab, and story-first PixLight/Originals. In the 67-post current YouTube refresh, 54 creators teach the workflow, 59 pair claims with generated proof, 59 keep the real interface on screen, and 37 route viewers to a link; row-level evidence confirms 15 paid posts, 13 affiliate posts, two Creative Partner Program posts and one independently verified organic review while leaving 36 unresolved rather than calling them organic.
The external Instagram and TikTok sample works differently: CPP filmmakers serialize fantasy characters, fandoms, school dramas, and social-impact films as finished worlds, then occasionally trade the prompt for a comment keyword. A bounded eight-post legacy recovery found the same split at the edges—a 164K-view affiliate music video, a sponsored stress test, a sponsored sci-fi short, two CPP story/music films, and low-reach visual controls.
All five eligible `>=200K` rows in the rebuilt current pool are fully audited, but this remains a sample, not a census. The library now holds 379 exact posts from 281 creators and 100 full audits; 279 older YouTube observations remain honestly metadata-only.
Platform disclosure or explicit sponsor wording proves `paid`, creator-specific links prove `affiliate`, program hashtags prove participation, and unattributed tool mentions remain `unknown`.