CT Native Writer (X / Twitter)

Compensation: Competitive base salary in the range of $20k–$35k + performance-based bonus.

Mission:

Create native, viral, unsponsored crypto content for X (Twitter) that feels organic to Crypto Twitter — sharp, creative, degen-aware, and instantly readable.

Core Responsibilities

1. Create content designed for organic CT distribution (that can realistically go viral without paid push), i.e. lists, rankings, research insights, creative bait & conversation starters, cheat sheets, visual-first content, infographics, etc.
2. Track airdrop metas, emerging protocols, CT discussions & memes, narrative rotations, and news. React fast to market moments when needed.
3. Occasionally work with ambassador-style content (creative, non-promotional, narrative-driven).
4. Typical output: 5-8 short / mid-form posts per day (flexible, quality-first).

You’re a good fit if

• You actively use Crypto Twitter for both personal and professional purposes.
• You understand the principles behind creating viral content.
• You can write clear, punchy, native English. You can be playful, sharp, and ironic — without sounding forced or cringe.
• You’re deeply comfortable with core CT topics: airdrops, funding rounds, trading, analytics, meme culture, etc.
• You can generate insights and “alpha drops” while analyzing charts and using analytical tools like Glassnode, Messari, DefiLlama, and similar platforms.
• You can work autonomously, take ownership of your content, and are responsible for its accuracy and relevance.

You’re NOT a good fit if

• You have no experience running a personal X account, ghostwriting, or managing founder / personal Twitter accounts.
• You can’t share examples of attention-grabbing posts on X.
• You’ve only written for brands or companies and don’t understand how to write for individuals.
• You fully rely on AI to create content (without fact-checking or adapting it to your own voice).
• Your English level is below C1.

Nice to have / Bonus

• You can work with Canva, Figma, or other design tools to create simple infographics. You don’t need to be a designer, but you must be visually literate and able to format lists and comparisons and package information visually for X.