Tech holding ATOM GLOBAL has two new briefs open on Prime Oracles for Russian-speaking creators: one for clipping provided content at $0.70 per 1000 views, and another for adding a banner to your own videos at $0.20 per 1000 views. The campaign promotes the AI ATOM GLOBAL EXPO 2026, an AI technology forum held from October 16-18 in Minsk.
Both briefs have a tight deadline: videos must be published by October 15, and the campaigns close on October 16. Below, we'll break down the terms, requirements, and steps for each task.
The Briefs
| Brief | Type | Rate | Minimum Payout | Max per Video | Budget | Publish by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ATOM EXPO — Clip and publish provided content | Clip | $0.70 per 1000 views | $2 (≈3,000 views) | $100 | $500 | October 15 |
| AI ATOM GLOBAL EXPO — Integrate into your video | Banner | $0.20 per 1000 views | $1 (5,000 views) | $60 | $400 | October 15 |
Both briefs are for Instagram and TikTok. The target audience is the CIS region, so there's no need to translate videos or create an account for a different country. Both tasks launched on October 7 and will close on October 16.
What's Being Promoted
AI ATOM GLOBAL EXPO 2026 is an AI technology forum taking place from October 16-18 in Minsk at BelExpo. The program features humanoid robots, the country's first unmanned drift racing event, 50 projects, and over 30 speakers. Admission is free for school and university students.
This is important for your edit: you're promoting a dated event, not an abstract product. The best-performing hooks feature footage of robots and drifting in the first two seconds, a countdown to the opening, or a "what to do this weekend in Minsk" format.
Clipping Provided Content — $0.70 per 1000 Views
This is the easiest entry point: no filming required. All materials are in the campaign folder—just open it from the brief card, assemble a short video, and publish it. The editing is minimal: just cuts, music, and captions. Some clips can be used as-is, but you must make them unique to avoid being suppressed by the platforms for duplicate content.
Video requirements:
- Vertical 9:16 video, 10+ seconds long
- Use only materials from the campaign folder
- Include the link atomexpo.by in your profile bio or description
- The video must mention the date and location: October 16–18, Minsk, BelExpo
- Publish by October 15
- The video cannot be deleted for 20 days after payout
Payouts start at $2 (approx. 3,000 views). The $100 cap is reached at around 143,000 views.
Special bonus: If you talk about the expo in your own voice instead of just editing the provided footage, you'll get a 30% bonus on your payout.
Banner in Your Video — $0.20 per 1000 Views
For this brief, you also don't need to film or say anything new. Just take your regular content and insert a ready-made ATOM AI EXPO banner in the middle. The banner file and an example of how to place it are in the brief's supplementary materials.
This works for shows, reviews, life hacks, and any other original content. Clips from movies and TV shows are also accepted, but the payout for such videos is reduced by 50%.
How to place the banner:
- While the banner is on screen, your video must either freeze-frame or have its audio muted—playing two audio tracks at once will lead to rejection.
- The banner must play in full, with its own audio, and not be obscured by anything.
- For videos under a minute: insert the banner once in the middle. For videos over a minute: repeat the banner for each minute of runtime (e.g., twice for a 1.5-minute video, three times for a 2.5-minute video).
- The link must be in your profile bio for the entire duration of the campaign.
Video requirements: vertical 9:16 video, 30+ seconds long; the banner must be clearly visible and audible; publish by October 15. The content must be positive—negativity, criticism, or shock content alongside the banner will result in rejection.
One account restriction: videos from new accounts will not be accepted. Your profile must have an existing publication history.
Payouts start at $1 (5,000 views). The $60 cap is reached at around 300,000 views.
Who is ATOM GLOBAL
ATOM GLOBAL describes itself as a technology holding company and venture builder that creates, develops, and scales projects in artificial intelligence, blockchain, and immersive technologies. Its portfolio includes the Atleta blockchain platform, the Blockchain Sports project, Arteki studio, the JGGL app, and other products.
The holding has its own community on the platform—ATOM GLOBAL—with 132 members already. The holding's campaigns and new brief announcements appear there before they hit the main discovery page.
They Also Have Briefs for an English-Speaking Audience
Three of ATOM GLOBAL's five briefs are designed for English-speaking creators and are built around the JGGL app—an AI social network where music, images, videos, and short clips are all created by a single assistant within the app. The rates are higher, up to $2 per 1000 views for a UGC video about the app, and the deadlines are longer, extending to November 11.
If you already work with an English-speaking audience or have been wanting to try, we've broken down the terms for that brief here: Making Money with UGC Videos: JGGL Pays $2 per 1000 Views.
How to Accept a Brief: Step-by-Step
- On Prime Oracles, open the 'Content Rewards' section.
- Find the ATOM EXPO briefs. In the audience filter, select 'CIS Audience.' Both briefs are marked with the 'Event' category.
- Open the brief card and read the requirements before you start editing: format, duration, what to put in your bio, and the publishing deadline.
- Click 'Accept Brief'.
- Download the campaign materials using the button on the card, edit the video according to the requirements, and publish it on Instagram or TikTok.
- Paste the link to your published video into the brief card—views will be tracked through this link.
If you're a brand looking at this from the other side, you can post your own brief by clicking the 'Create Campaign' button.
What to Consider Before You Start
- The deadline is tight. Videos must be published by October 15; submissions will not be accepted after that. It's best to accept these briefs now rather than waiting until the weekend.
- A link in your bio is mandatory for both briefs. This is the most common small mistake that leads to rejection, even if the video itself is perfect.
- Payout is based on views, not the number of videos. Ten low-performing videos will earn you less than one viral hit.
- The maximum is a cap per video. The payout won't exceed $100 for clips and $60 for the banner, no matter how many views the video gets.
- You can accept both briefs. They are different formats—clipping campaign assets and adding a banner to your own content—and don't conflict with each other.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do they pay for clips?
This brief pays $0.70 per 1000 views, with a minimum payout of $2 and a maximum of $100 per video. For comparison, we broke down the rates for other briefs on the platform in our article Clipping: What It Is and How to Make Money from It.
Where do I get the source files for clipping?
They're in the campaign folder. You can access the materials directly from the brief card by clicking the 'Open Materials' button. You don't need to find your own videos, and using outside footage is not allowed.
How many views are needed to get the maximum payout?
At a rate of $0.70 per 1000 views, the $100 cap is reached at approximately 143,000 views. For the banner brief, at $0.20 per 1000 views, the $60 cap is reached at around 300,000 views. Payments start at $2 and $1, respectively.
Can I take both briefs at once?
Yes, they are different formats. One involves clipping provided materials, while the other involves integrating a banner into your own content. We've detailed how to manage multiple briefs in a week in A Clipper's Workflow: 5 Videos a Day.
Will a new account work?
For the clipping brief, there are no account restrictions. For the banner brief, however, there is one: videos from new accounts will not be accepted, as the profile must have a publication history.
How is the banner brief different from a typical ad integration?
You don't negotiate a flat fee with the advertiser. Instead, payment is based on views at a fixed rate, and the placement rules are the same for everyone. We showed how this works in practice with another brief: The StealthSurf Banner in YouTube Shorts.
On Prime Oracles, the terms for all briefs are transparent: you can see the CPV rate, minimum payout, cap, and all requirements before you start working. Briefs are collected in the 'Content Rewards' section. You can accept any of them by clicking 'Accept Brief,' and brands can post their own briefs via 'Create Campaign'.
Brief cards: ATOM EXPO — Clip and publish provided content, AI ATOM GLOBAL EXPO — Integrate into your video. Both are in the 'Content Rewards' section.