Creator starter pack
Three useful angles. Six starting hooks. Your own voice, for an audience beyond X.
Reference only
This pack is a reference, not a paid order. It assigns no task and promises no reward amount. Paid tasks live on the contributor board, which needs an Access ID given to accepted contributors; each task states its own reward and proof before you start. To apply, use the hiring page. Existing submitted work keeps its agreed terms.
Compare two openings
One explanation, two hooks. The body, voice and duration stay the same. These drafts have no campaign results yet.
Before you send XRP, check two fields.
An XRP address is only half the check.
A still AI presenter with synthetic voice and subtitles. This is a scripted demonstration, not a customer testimonial or a finished live-action video. Use the pacing as a reference; make your own contribution.
Read the transcripts
Opening A: Before you send XRP, check two fields.
Opening B: An XRP address is only half the check.
Shared explanation: The account address, and your destination tag. The tag helps Xora credit the right customer account. Copy both from your signed in account. Never from a video. Check the network and the sending platform's fees before confirming. Read the deposit guide at xora dot finance.
On-screen disclosure: AI presenter · scripted demo. Custodial service. Crypto carries risk.
Three angles, six hooks
- XRP deposits. The account address and destination tag do different jobs. Use current details from the signed-in account, never a payment address from a video.
Hook A: “Before you send XRP, check two fields.”
Read the deposit guide.
Hook B: “An XRP address is only half the check.” - Transfer costs. Separate platform fees, blockchain network costs and the sending service's fees. Check current terms before making any fee claim.
Hook A: “Zero platform fees? Check the total cost.”
Read the fee guide.
Hook B: “A free withdrawal can still have a cost.” - Custody. XORA is custodial. Explain who controls the keys, withdrawal conditions and crypto risk.
Hook A: “Before choosing an account, ask who holds the keys.”
Read the security overview.
Hook B: “Custody is a feature you need to understand.”
Choose one network you understand
- LinkedIn: one clear explanation or a simple carousel for a professional audience.
- Instagram: one reel or carousel, with readable captions and an accurate source.
- TikTok: a private vertical draft first. Paid XORA publication waits for project confirmation of platform, brand and market eligibility.
- YouTube: one short explanation; put the source and disclosure in the video and description.
- Facebook: a useful public explanation in a community that permits promotion.
- Reddit: answer a relevant real question only where the subreddit permits promotion. Disclose your affiliation.
- Relevant forums: follow the forum's rules and help with the question. No unsolicited pitches.
After your task and reward are approved
- Choose one point. Pick one angle and one audience. Read its current source and write down the single fact you can support.
- Write in your own voice. Adapt a hook, explain the point, then end with the source. Aim for 15–30 seconds, with the hook in the first two seconds.
- Make original visuals. Film yourself, use your own screen demonstration, or create an original synthetic presenter. Use only assets and voices you have permission to use. Show fictional or fully redacted examples.
- Edit for clarity. Use vertical framing for short video. Add readable captions, a source and clear disclosures. Check the result with sound off and keep text clear of platform controls.
- Submit privately for review. Include the draft, intended network, source and proof of authorship using the assigned task's submission flow. Publish only after the required project and platform checks.
Make the relationship clear
For paid work, use a clear disclosure such as “Paid partnership with XORA.” For an unpaid affiliation, state the actual relationship, such as “I work with XORA.” Use the platform's paid-partnership label where required.
If the presenter or voice is synthetic, say so clearly: “AI presenter and synthetic voice · scripted demonstration.” Show the disclosure in the content and caption. Never present a synthetic character as a real customer.
TikTok stays draft-only until approval. Instagram and every other network also need their applicable branded-content checks. Do not hide sponsorship or relabel paid promotion as independent education.
Before review
- One original contribution and one distinct proof. Adapt the ideas; do not all publish the same script.
- No invented customer stories, qualifications, returns or financial performance. No guaranteed gains, current rate claims or live-card promises.
- No balances, deposit addresses, private access links or other people's information in demonstrations.
- No copied faces or voices without permission, purchased engagement, mass comments, unsolicited DMs or coordinated likes and reports.
- Referral links only where allowed. The reference video and this page are not proof of a payment.