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# Campaigns

Campaigns are the core interaction layer on CypherHub.

They are structured marketing programs where brands reserve tokens or stablecoins for distribution among participants.

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The platform is currently in closed beta.

The campaign system is partially deployed.

The full feature set, including the automated marketplace, will be released after beta ends.
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### Campaign classification

#### 1. Pre-TGE campaigns

These campaigns are launched by projects that have not yet released their token.

Rewards are distributed in brand-native points or Cypher Coins (**CC**).

**Goal**

Build a loyal community from the ground up.

**Benefit**

Accumulate points that can later convert into project tokens at a favorable rate.

This creates strong upside for airdrop farming.

#### 2. Post-TGE campaigns

These campaigns are launched by projects whose tokens are already trading.

Rewards are paid directly in liquid assets.

Supported assets can include:

* **USDC**
* **USDT**
* Native tokens such as **ETH**, **SOL**, or **ARB**

**Benefit**

Instant liquidity.

Funds are credited to your balance and can be withdrawn to your wallet.

### Campaign workflow

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#### Initiation

A brand creates a campaign with specific requirements, budget, and deadlines.
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#### Reservation

You accept the terms and book a participant slot.
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#### Creation

You publish original content that follows the campaign narrative and rules.
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#### Synchronization

The Integrity Radar system automatically tracks your post.
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#### Distribution

Every 24 hours, part of the reward pool is distributed among active posts in proportion to their weight.
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