Token Bounty Campaign
GreenEarthMoon Social, Article & Signature Bounty Campaign | 7 Trillion GREEN
Completed · Launched 2021-07-08 · Ended 2023-12-21
I managed GreenEarthMoon’s two-week bounty programme in July 2021, covering social media, articles and forum signatures. The campaign announced an allocation of 7 trillion GREEN tokens, with weekly reporting used to organise participant submissions.
The client’s goal
GreenEarthMoon wanted to introduce its sustainability-focused crypto project to a wider audience and build participation across its official communities. The campaign combined social visibility, longer-form explanations and forum advertising to support awareness around its public sale.The approach
I divided the programme into two activity weeks, running July 8–14 and July 15–21, 2021. Participants were required to follow the project’s Twitter account and join its Reddit and Telegram communities. Weekly Google Forms provided a consistent way to submit completed tasks at the end of each Wednesday.What I managed
I coordinated campaign instructions, proof-of-registration requirements, weekly report collection and participant questions. I also communicated the rules covering retained promotional work, fixed BEP20 payment addresses and restrictions on cheating or inappropriate content. Submissions needed to follow the reporting process to qualify for consideration.Results and evidence
The campaign announcement documents a planned allocation of 7,000,000,000,000 GREEN tokens and two scheduled participation weeks ending July 21, 2021. Token distribution was announced to begin two weeks after the public sale.The supplied thread record extends from July 8, 2021, to December 21, 2023; that longer record should not be interpreted as continuous campaign activity. The allocation and distribution timetable describe the announced terms, rather than confirmed rewards paid or measured audience growth.
Campaign details
This programme brought several promotional formats into one coordinated launch effort. Social tasks connected participants with the project’s channels, articles offered room to explain its environmental concept, and signatures provided visibility within forum discussions.The payment timetable depended on the public sale rather than the final activity week. Keeping that distinction clear was an important part of communicating the campaign terms, alongside the requirement to leave submitted work available until final payment.