Continuing with the campaign classifications on @Shillz_Official, there are two more categories worth talking about.
✅ Classification based on access level
~ Gated campaigns: You need to hold a specified amount of the project's token to qualify. This requirement is called the Holder Gate, and the project decides the amount.
~ Free campaigns: No Holder Gate required. You can participate without holding the project's token.
~ Geo-targeted campaigns: Only Shillerz from selected countries can participate.
~ Private campaigns: You have to apply and get approved before you can participate.
One thing to note: private and geo-targeted campaigns can also be either gated or free.
✅ Classification based on payment token
~ Dynamic campaigns: Rewards are paid in the project's token or another non-stablecoin token.
~ Fixed campaigns: Rewards are paid in stablecoins, mostly USDC.
Shillz has been heavily focused on Solana, but Robinhood joined the Shillz train a few days ago.
With that, USDG is also among the stablecoins used for fixed campaigns.
Different campaign types, different requirements, but the same underlying idea: giving communities a way to participate in projects and get rewarded for their contributions 🫡
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@memofrm34 cooked this visual for me 🙂↔️
What's the extent of campaigns that can be run on @Shillz_Official?
Shillz supports different campaign types, including clipping campaigns, shilling campaigns, original content campaigns, and even contests, as of recently.
This is just my personal opinion, but I think ambassador programs could also be run through Shillz 👀
Anyway, I can broadly classify Shillz campaigns under two umbrellas:
~ Paid-per-post campaigns
~ Paid-by-views campaigns
My naming sense might be awful, but I think the names explain themselves 😂
The first category rewards you with a set CPM for every approved post, while the second rewards you based on views.
For view-based campaigns, a minimum view threshold is set, and your post has to meet it to qualify for payment.
There are two other ways to classify Shillz campaigns, which I'll cover in my next post 🫡
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Every party has two rooms now: the one with the music and the smoke section outside where the real conversations happen.
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Texas is fucking embarrassing now that you all let cannabis be a felony. Oklahoma is better then you now 😎
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women be like “leave me alone” whole time they want you to fuck the shit outta them.
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The barista at my usual coffee shop remembered my order after one visit.
Second time I walked in, she started making it before I even reached the counter.
I don't know her last name. I don't know anything about her life.
But for 45 seconds every morning, someone sees me clearly.....
Y’all are dating out of survival and then wonder why your dating life sucks. She’s 25. He’s 45. He tried to impress a young girl and she did her big one. I hope the meal was delicious. imagine being 45 and still thinking money makes women your property.
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MY AUDHD HOBBIES:
1. Noticing shifts before anything happens.
2. Psychoanalyzing everything & everyone.
3. Masking so hard nobody realizes I'm struggling.
4. Looking completely fine while internally losing it.
5. Researching topics like I'm writing a PhD thesis.
6. Forgetting what I'm doing while I'm actively doing it.
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The boy had been sitting outside the headteacher's office for twenty minutes when the secretary noticed he hadn't been crying.
Most kids cried.
He was just sitting. Watching the door. Very still for someone his age.
She asked if he wanted water.
Him: "No thank you."
Her: "Do you know why you're here."
Him: "Yes."
Her: "Do you want to talk about it."
Him: "Not really."
She went back to her desk.
Five minutes later.
Him: "Can I ask you something."
Her: "Of course."
Him: "If someone is doing something wrong and you tell someone and nothing happens. What do you do next."
She looked at him carefully.
Her: "How long has nothing been happening."
Him: "Three months."
Her: "And you've told someone."
Him: "My teacher."
Her: "And."
Him: "She said she'd look into it."
Her: "But."
Him: "Nothing changed."
She put her pen down.
Her: "Is this why you're here today."
Him: "I handled it myself."
Her: "How."
He didn't answer that.
The headteacher's door opened.
Another teacher came out looking uncomfortable.
Then the headteacher appeared.
Her: "Come in please."
The boy went in.
She couldn't hear everything through the door but she heard enough.
The headteacher's voice asking questions.
The boy's voice answering them. Calm. Clear. Specific.
Dates. Names. Incidents.
Three months of them.
In order.
























