Token Bounty Campaign
KYCcoin Social, Article & Signature Bounty | 3 Million KYCC
Completed · Launched 2022-01-11 · Ended 2022-03-13
I managed KYCcoin’s eight-week bounty programme across social promotion, articles and forum signatures. Launched in January 2022, the campaign announced an allocation of three million KYCC and used weekly reporting with selective participant requirements.
The client’s goal
KYCcoin wanted to introduce its cryptocurrency payments ecosystem to a wider audience and build participation in its official communities. The programme combined ongoing social visibility with content explaining the project and its proposed services.The approach
I organised activity into Tuesday-to-Monday bounty weeks, with Google Forms used to collect task reports. Participants needed to follow the official Twitter account, subscribe to Telegram updates and join Reddit. The campaign prioritised high-quality contributors, with eligibility determined by both general rules and category-specific requirements.What I managed
I coordinated campaign instructions, proof-of-registration requirements, weekly reporting and participant questions. I also communicated the project’s wallet setup requirement: contributors needed an address generated through the KYCCOIN wallet for their planned rewards. My bounty group provided a central channel for campaign information.Results and evidence
The supplied campaign record spans January 11 to March 13, 2022. Its announcement specifies eight activity weeks, an allocation of 3,000,000 KYCC and distribution scheduled for four weeks after the bounty ended.These details document the programme’s announced scope and payment timetable. The information provided does not confirm final participant numbers, completed reward distribution or measured audience growth.
Campaign details
The wallet requirement made participant onboarding a distinct part of this campaign. Contributors were directed to the project’s GitHub release and a separate setup guide to obtain a suitable payment address.The programme also set an explicit expectation of selective participation. Clear reporting instructions and category rules gave contributors a basis for understanding what qualified, while the four-week distribution window separated the end of promotional activity from the planned payment stage.