Token Bounty Campaign
Yura Social, Article & Signature Bounty | 2.65 Million YURA
Completed · Launched 2021-11-15 · Ended 2022-02-24
I managed Yura’s seven-week bounty programme across social promotion, articles and forum signatures. The campaign announced an allocation of 2,650,000 YURA tokens and used weekly reporting to coordinate participant activity.
The client’s goal
Yura wanted to introduce its freelance collaboration platform to cryptocurrency audiences and build interest in its ecosystem. The bounty combined social visibility with content explaining its proposed approach to workflows, agreements and payments.The approach
I organised the programme around Sunday-to-Saturday activity weeks, with Google Forms used to collect completed task reports. Participants needed to follow Yura’s Twitter and Medium accounts, join its Telegram group and publish proof of registration. A reporting infographic explained the submission timeline.What I managed
I coordinated campaign instructions, weekly reporting and participant communications through my bounty group. I also communicated the requirements for retaining published work until payment and supplying a personal wallet address. The planned distribution arrangement required the team to provide the reward tokens and MATIC for network fees.Results and evidence
The campaign announcement specifies seven activity weeks, a 2,650,000 YURA allocation and distribution scheduled for two weeks after the bounty ended. Its “Yet to receive” funding note means token custody was not confirmed at that stage.The supplied forum record spans November 15, 2021, to February 24, 2022, which is longer than the stated activity period. These details document the announced scope and reporting structure; they do not confirm final payments, participant totals or commercial results.
Campaign details
Yura’s programme brought together contributors working in different formats under one recurring schedule. Social tasks maintained visibility, articles gave contributors room to explain the platform, and signatures displayed the brand within forum discussions.Payment preparation was a separate stage from collecting reports. Although participants supplied Ethereum-style wallet addresses, the reference to MATIC indicated a planned Polygon distribution. Clear network communication was therefore important alongside accurate reward records.