Signature Campaign
Zeto 🔄 Non-custodial BTC → XMR | Signature campaign | $100 per week
Active · Launched 2026-08-08
I launched Zeto’s Bitcointalk signature campaign on August 8, 2026, with 11 members. The campaign remains ongoing, with a weekly budget exceeding $1,250 supporting its forum advertising activity.
The client’s goal
Zeto wanted to build recognition among Bitcoin and Monero users for its non-custodial atomic swap service. The campaign’s message focused on exchanging BTC for XMR without a custodial account or KYC requirement.The approach
I made product understanding part of the application process. Applicants were asked to explore Zeto and write a short explanation, allowing me to assess their understanding alongside their posting quality.The campaign combined signature, avatar, and personal-text placements. Constructive participation was required, alternative accounts were excluded, and payments were limited to eligible posts under the published board rules.
What I managed
I managed recruitment, participant eligibility, advertising-asset compliance, and weekly post reviews. The accounting cycle ran from Saturday through Friday in UTC.The published rates were $4 per eligible post for Hero Members and $5 for Legendary members, with a weekly limit of 20 paid posts—equivalent to maximum participant rewards of $80 and $100 respectively.
I maintained a public campaign spreadsheet while providing the client with a separate, more detailed private report.
Results and evidence
The campaign started with 11 members and remains active as of October 18, 2026. Its public thread records the launch, participation requirements, reward structure, and advertising assets.The public spreadsheet provides a reporting reference, while detailed client records remain confidential. These materials document campaign delivery; no unverified traffic, conversion, or sales figures are claimed.
Campaign thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5590678.0
Public spreadsheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BNBx69RUlQtxeDqd7Slh6hgcu661DK2G/edit
Campaign details
This campaign brought a technically specific service into a community advertising format. Zeto’s message needed to distinguish atomic swaps from conventional custodial exchange services without expecting every reader to understand the underlying protocol.Asking applicants to explain the product helped connect participant selection with that communication challenge. Alongside the public-facing promotion, separate client reporting allowed me to keep campaign administration transparent without exposing confidential management information.