Token Bounty Campaign
The Worldwide Tournament Social Bounty | Planned $70,000 Token Allocation
Completed · Launched 2021-06-21 · Ended 2021-07-06
I managed The Worldwide Tournament’s social bounty programme, announced in June 2021 with a planned $70,000 token allocation. Originally scheduled for four weeks, the programme had one active week before the remaining three weeks were marked as paused.
The client’s goal
The project wanted to build an audience ahead of its public sale and tournament launch. The bounty encouraged people to connect with its official social channels and extend awareness across cryptocurrency communities.The approach
I organised participation around mandatory Twitter, Facebook and Telegram connections, with additional incentives for following Instagram, Medium and Reddit. Weekly Google Forms provided a submission route for completed tasks, while proof of registration and a fixed BEP20 address established each participant’s campaign record.What I managed
I coordinated the public campaign instructions, reporting process and participant questions. I communicated eligibility rules, the requirement to retain published work until final payment, and the campaign schedule showing the remaining weeks as paused.Results and evidence
The supplied campaign record spans June 21 to July 6, 2021. Its schedule identifies June 21–27 as the active first week; the following three planned weeks were marked as paused.The $70,000 figure was an announced token allocation, with “TBA” used because the token name and symbol had not yet been announced. The available information does not confirm final token distribution, total rewards paid or completion of the original four-week programme.
Campaign details
This campaign began before the project had finalised its token identity. Reward figures therefore represented proposed token values, including a combined weekly cap of $300 per participant, rather than immediate cash payments.The announced distribution plan was also deferred: it was scheduled to start two weeks after the public sale, releasing 10% weekly over ten weeks. That distinction is central to understanding the campaign’s original terms and why its planned allocation should remain separate from any confirmed payout.