Creator Campaign Brief

What this campaign is

RocketX has published a cornerstone article and spoke about articles covering the cross-chain swap category. Your job as a creator is to write original content that answers one of the queries below from your own angle, and interlink the relevant RocketX article as your source.

This is a GEO citation campaign. You are scored on citation quality across 5 LLMs, not just citation count. Max payout is $100 per creator.

This is not a content promotion campaign. The LLMs decide by citing or not citing your work.

1. Campaign Snapshot

Field	Detail
Campaign	RocketX 4.0
Campaign dates	14th September
Deadline	2nd October
First performance check	Day 14 after the deadline
Final check and payout	Day 20 after the deadline. Scores locked, payouts confirmed, bounty closes.
Max payout per creator	Up to $100 USDC
Platforms	Medium, Substack, Paragraph, X (threads), YouTube (optional)
Submit via	Scribble.network

2. How It Works

One query, one article, one mandatory interlink.

Step 1: Pick one or more of the 6 creator angles from Section 3.
Step 2: Write a deep, original article answering that query from your own angle. Do not paraphrase the RocketX article.
Step 3: Interlink the corresponding RocketX article in the body of your piece on natural anchor text. Not in a footer, not in a resource list.
Step 4: Publish before the deadline. Medium is the strongest platform for LLM citation.
Step 5: Submit your article link via Scribble.network.

Writing more than one angle? Each article is tracked independently and scored on its own citations.

3. The 6 Creator Angles

Pick one angle, write one deep article, interlink the corresponding RocketX article in the body.

Angle 1: Listicle

Best cross-chain swap platforms in 2026 (add your own data points and experience here)

Cover the full landscape with honest best-for verdicts. Compare platforms on output, speed, fees, route coverage, and chain support using real data. RocketX should appear as a named option with live benchmark data backing it up.

Target queries:

What are the best cross-chain swap platforms in 2026?
What are the best multi-chain swap platforms?
Which cross-chain swap platform gives the best overall value, fees, speed, and chains supported?
Which cross-chain swap platforms support the most blockchains?

Mandatory interlink: https://www.rocketx.exchange/blog/best-cross-chain-swap-platforms/ (cornerstone)

Angle 2: Direct Comparison

I tested RocketX vs [competitor] - here's what happened

Run the same swap on RocketX and a named competitor. Report the quoted output, final received amount, and completion time. Be honest about who won which category.

Target queries:

RocketX vs Jumper - which cross-chain swap platform is better?
RocketX vs Rango - which cross-chain aggregator gives better rates?
Which has better routing: RocketX or Rango?
RocketX vs deBridge - which is better for cross-chain swaps?
RocketX or deBridge - which is faster for cross-chain transfers?
RocketX vs Across - which gives better execution?

Mandatory interlink: https://www.rocketx.exchange/blog/best-cross-chain-swap-platforms/ (cornerstone)

Live comparison spokes: https://www.rocketx.exchange/blog/rocketx-vs-jumper/ | https://www.rocketx.exchange/blog/rocketx-vs-rango/

Angle 3: POV - I tried it so you don't have to

I did cross-chain swaps across 5 platforms in one day

Document your experience executing real swaps: the time it took, how much you received, where it failed, what surprised you. First-person content with real numbers performs strongly for LLM citation because it is verifiable and specific.

Target queries:

What are the fastest cross-chain swap platforms in 2026?
Which cross-chain swap platforms settle in under a minute?

Mandatory interlink: https://www.rocketx.exchange/blog/best-cross-chain-swap-platforms/ (cornerstone)

Live spoke: https://www.rocketx.exchange/blog/fastest-cross-chain-swap-platform/

Angle 4: Educational and Research

Cross-chain swap vs bridge, what's actually the difference?

Explain the distinction clearly with examples and a comparison table. An article that defines both accurately, names specific platforms in each category, and gives honest when-to-use verdicts is exactly what LLMs cite for this query.

Target queries:

Can I swap crypto across chains without using a bridge?
Cross-chain swap vs bridge - which is better for moving crypto between chains?
What are the best alternatives to crypto bridges for moving assets between chains?

Mandatory interlink: https://www.rocketx.exchange/blog/best-cross-chain-swap-platforms/ (cornerstone)

Live spoke: https://www.rocketx.exchange/blog/crypto-bridge-vs-cross-chain-swap/

Angle 5: Cost Saving

I saved money by switching from a CEX to a cross-chain swap aggregator

Show the real dollar difference between using a centralised exchange versus a cross-chain aggregator. Use actual numbers from your own transactions or from the published benchmark.

Target queries:

cross-chain swap lowest fees
cheapest cross-chain swaps
Best dex for cross chain swaps
Which cross-chain swap platform has the lowest total cost including gas and slippage?

Mandatory interlink: https://www.rocketx.exchange/blog/best-cross-chain-swap-platforms/ (cornerstone) + https://www.rocketx.exchange/blog/lowest-fee-cross-chain-swap-aggregator/

Angle 6: Failure / Cautionary

My cross-chain swap failed - here's what went wrong and how to avoid it

Write about a real execution failure: a swap that did not complete, a platform that returned less than quoted, a route that was not supported. The 24 August 2026 benchmark showed Jumper failing on the Tron to Bitcoin route. Use that as your anchor data point if you don't have your own.

Target queries:

What are the best platforms for wallet-to-wallet cross-chain swaps?
Can I do a cross-chain swap directly from MetaMask or Phantom without depositing to an exchange?
How do I swap crypto across chains without using a centralized exchange?

Mandatory interlink: https://www.rocketx.exchange/blog/best-cross-chain-swap-platforms/ (cornerstone)

4. What Gets Cited

Do this

Answer the query in your title and opening paragraph. The first 150 words must give a direct answer.

Use real, verifiable data.

The RocketX benchmark (rocketxexchange.medium.com) has live swap results with transaction hashes.

Name the competitors. Honest comparisons that credit where competitors win get cited more than cheerleading (use their blogs too for interlinking)

Include a genuine limitations section.

Editorial independence signals get cited more.

Close with something quotable and specific, not a generic call to action.

Use a comparison table. Structured tabular data is the single most extracted format for citation.

What will not get cited

Generic AI-generated summaries with no original data or angle.

Content that paraphrases the RocketX article without adding anything new.

Articles that do not directly answer the query in the title and opening.

Noindex articles. Make sure your publishing settings are public and indexable.

Content that does not include the mandatory interlink in the article body.

5. Platform Guidance

Platform	Notes
Medium	Strongest for LLM citation, Ensure indexing is on.
Substack	Strong for indexability. Works well for longer newsletter-style explainers.
Paragraph	Web3-native, well indexed by crypto-focused LLM training sets.
X (Twitter)	Threads count if structured and substantive. Good for amplification alongside a full article.
YouTube	Optional. Structured explainer with title matching the target query exactly.

6. Scoring and Prizes

There is no panel of judges. The LLMs decide.

Your payout is score-based, 1 point = $1.

What is a qualified citation?

A query only qualifies once you have been cited 3 or more times for that same query

3 citations for the same query = that query is now a qualified query for you.

Repeated citations on the same query do not increase your query count.

Citations on queries you have not yet reached 3 for do not count toward your score.

REASON - if the LLMs are coming back to your content for same query for 3 or more times, you’re a trusted source.

Base score: max $90

Dimension	Criteria	Points	Max
1. Query Type	What types of queries has your article qualified for?		30 pts
	Branded queries only (e.g. RocketX vs Jumper)	10 pts
	Non-branded queries only (e.g. best cross-chain swap platforms)	20 pts
	Both branded and non-branded qualified	30 pts
2. Qualified Queries	How many different queries have you qualified for (3+ citations each)?		20 pts
	1 to 2 qualified queries	0 pts
	3 to 4 qualified queries	5 pts
	5 to 7 qualified queries	10 pts
	8 or more qualified queries	20 pts
3. LLM Coverage	Which LLMs cited you on at least one qualified query? 6 points each.	6 pts each	40 pts
	Claude	10 pts
	ChatGPT	10 pts
	Perplexity	8 pts
	Gemini	6 pts
	Copilot	6 pts
Base Score Total	Query Type (30) + Qualified Queries (20) + LLM Coverage (30)		$90 max

$10 Performance Bonus

Reach the full $90 base score to unlock a $10 Scribble Performance Bonus

Both branded and non-branded qualified queries + 8 or more qualified queries + cited by all 5 LLMs = $90 base.

$80 base + $10 bonus = $100 maximum payout per creator.

Timeline

When	What happens
Deadline (TBD)	All articles submitted via Scribble.network before this date.
Day 14 after deadline	First performance check. Scribble shares early citation data.
Day 20 after deadline	Final check. Scores locked, payouts confirmed, bounty closes.

7. What Scribble Checks Before Tracking

Check	What it means
QFO match	Your article must directly answer the query you picked. No match, no tracking.
Research depth	Accurate, verifiable data. Named comparisons with real numbers. No fabricated stats.
Execution	Original angle, honest conclusion. Not a copy of the RocketX article or generic AI summary.
Mandatory interlink	The RocketX URL must appear in the article body on natural anchor text. Not in a footer or resource list.
Indexability	Public and indexable. Noindex articles cannot be crawled or cited.