CoinGecko

What You'll Be Doing

• Researching and writing compelling content on various crypto topics to create YouTube scripts for our channel.
• Conducting thorough research on assigned topics and presenting them in an engaging, clear, and YouTube-friendly format that resonates with viewers.
• Here’s an idea of what we’re looking for:
•  Can Someone GUESS My Seed Phrase??
•  Will Quantum Computing KILL Bitcoin??
•  What Happens When ALL 21 Million Bitcoin Are Mined?

What We Look For In You

• A quick learner with a talent for gathering, analyzing, and simplifying complex information. You can break down ideas clearly and present them in a way that's easy to understand. You're also skilled at thinking critically, offering both original perspectives and considering counterarguments.
• Passionate about all things Web3, staying up to date with the latest trends and developments in the crypto space.
• A YouTube enthusiast who has spent countless hours exploring educational content. You know what makes a video engaging, informative, and enjoyable for viewers.
• A strong communicator with an excellent command of English. Even if you haven’t written professionally before but have a good grasp of the language and a knack for generating ideas, we encourage you to apply.
• A solid understanding of markets, trading, finance, and economics is a big plus!

Assessment

• As part of the application, we’re asking all interested candidates to submit a short 500–650 word draft script on the topic: “What if Satoshi Nakamoto returns?”
• We encourage you to be exploratory, analytical, humorous — think Kurzgesagt. We're curious how you'd tackle this topic while weaving in clarity, insight, and realism. 
• We’re using this as a way to assess writing ability, clarity of thought, critical thinking, and understanding of the space.
• ✍️ If your draft is selected and we decide to edit and publish it on our YouTube channel, we’ll proceed with compensation based on your stated rate, upon mutual agreement.
• Please submit your assignment as a Google Doc and include the link (with view access enabled) when submitting your application.