Token Bounty Campaign
Token Whistle Blog & Video Bounty Campaign | 15,000 Tax Pool
Completed · Launched 2023-06-19 · Ended 2023-12-23
I managed Token Whistle’s blog and video bounty campaign, launched in June 2023 with an advertised 15,000 Tax reward pool. The programme encouraged original articles and YouTube videos explaining the project, with content quality and engagement influencing rewards.
The client’s goal
Token Whistle wanted creators to introduce its crypto app through informative content. Articles and videos offered space to explain its features, project updates and token offering while directing interested audiences to its website and official channels.The approach
I established separate requirements for written and video submissions. Articles needed at least 1,000 words, a defined focus keyword, relevant images and project links. Videos needed to appear on crypto-related YouTube channels with at least 500 subscribers, with clear presentation and production quality forming part of the assessment.What I managed
I coordinated creator registration, content guidelines, submission forms and public reporting records. The instructions covered proof of authorship, website and social links, and the information contributors needed to provide when reporting completed work.Results and evidence
The supplied campaign record spans June 19 to December 23, 2023. The announcement advertised a 15,000 Tax pool, including 10,500 Tax allocated to blog content, and documented separate registration and reporting processes.The available record establishes the campaign’s published requirements, but does not confirm total accepted submissions, audience reach or completed reward payments. “Tax” is retained as the reward unit used in the original announcement.
Campaign details
This programme placed specific expectations on how creators presented the project. Blog contributors were asked to identify a focus keyword and support their writing with images, while video creators were encouraged to use a human voice and explain where viewers could find Token Whistle.Those requirements made the assignment more focused than simply publishing a mention. The campaign sought content that could explain the product and give interested readers or viewers a clear route to further information.