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 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. Track airdrop metas, emerging protocols, CT discussions & memes, narrative rotations, and news. React fast to market moments when needed. Occasionally work with ambassador-style content (creative, non-promotional, narrative-driven). 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.