Token Bounty Campaign
CoinDogs Social, Article & Signature Bounty | 10 Million DOG
Completed · Launched 2021-12-05 · Ended 2022-03-15
I managed CoinDogs’ eight-week bounty programme across social promotion, articles and forum signatures. Launched in December 2021, the campaign announced an allocation of ten million DOG tokens and used weekly reporting to coordinate participant contributions.
The client’s goal
CoinDogs wanted to introduce its NFT dog-breeding and racing concept to cryptocurrency audiences. The bounty supported awareness of the project while encouraging participants to connect with its Twitter presence and Discord community.The approach
I organised activity into Monday-to-Sunday bounty weeks, with Google Forms providing a consistent route for submitting completed tasks. Participants needed to publish proof of registration and join the required communities. A reporting infographic explained the submission process and weekly responsibilities.What I managed
I coordinated campaign instructions, weekly report collection and participant questions through my bounty group. I also communicated eligibility requirements, restrictions on cheating and the need to retain published work until final payment. Reward addresses had to be personal, non-custodial BEP20 addresses.Results and evidence
The supplied campaign record spans December 5, 2021, to March 15, 2022. The announcement specifies eight activity weeks, a 10,000,000 DOG allocation and distribution scheduled to begin two weeks after the bounty ended.The longer forum record should be distinguished from the stated promotional duration. These details document the announced programme; they do not confirm final participant totals, completed token payments or measured audience growth.
Campaign details
CoinDogs combined a visual gaming concept with several ways for contributors to participate. Articles offered space to explain the project, social activity supported visibility, and signatures displayed the brand within forum discussions.Discord was a required community channel, making it a distinct part of participant onboarding. Alongside the project’s channels, my bounty group provided a separate place for reporting questions and campaign updates throughout the programme.