Token Bounty Campaign
DogePorn Community Bounty Campaign | 30 BNB Equivalent Token Allocation
Completed · Launched 2021-07-04 · Ended 2021-07-25
I managed DogePorn’s July 2021 community bounty campaign, which advertised 12.15 trillion DOGEPORN tokens valued at 30 BNB at the proposed PancakeSwap listing rate. The engagement later resulted in unpaid bounty rewards and a public scam warning.
The client’s goal
DogePorn wanted to increase awareness of its token and attract followers to its official communities. The bounty encouraged participants to support its social presence ahead of the planned token distribution.The approach
I organised the initial activity week for July 4–10, 2021, with Google Forms used to collect task reports. Participants needed to follow the official Twitter and Instagram accounts, join Telegram and post proof of registration. These requirements established a consistent entry and reporting process.What I managed
I coordinated campaign instructions, participant questions and report submissions. I also communicated the requirements to retain completed work until payment and provide a fixed BEP20 reward address. When the payment dispute developed, I published updates and challenged the team over its outstanding obligations.Results and evidence
The supplied campaign dates run from July 4 to July 25, 2021, while the original general bounty schedule specified one activity week. The announced allocation was 12,150,000,000,000 DOGEPORN tokens—not a direct payment of 30 BNB.Later updates in August documented the team’s failure to pay bounty participants and my decision to mark the project as a scam. This campaign is recorded as an unsuccessful engagement involving unpaid rewards.
Campaign details
The payment dispute continued beyond the original promotional period. After the team described the project as dead, I pursued clarification and subsequently issued a public payment deadline before publishing the scam warning.Keeping those updates visible matters because the original reward announcement alone would give an incomplete account. The campaign archive preserves both the work organised and the project’s failure to honour its commitments.