A new advertiser has landed on Prime Oracles: the technology holding ATOM GLOBAL, which opened five tasks at once. Two of them are aimed at a Russian-speaking audience — clipping ready-made footage at $0.70 per 1,000 views, and a banner placement in your own video at $0.20 per 1,000 views.
These are two different ways to work. On the first you do not film anything: the advertiser supplies the footage, you edit and publish. On the second you keep running your channel as usual and earn from the views of a video that carries the brand's banner. Here are the terms, the numbers and the order of steps.
The two tasks
| Task | Type | Rate | Maximum payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clipping and posting ready-made content | clip | $0.70 per 1,000 views | up to $100 |
| Integration in your own video | banner | $0.20 per 1,000 views | up to $60 |
Platforms for both: Instagram and TikTok. The audience is Russian-speaking, so there is no need to translate your videos or set up an account for the US.
Clipping ready-made content — $0.70 per 1,000 views
The simplest entry point for a beginner: the advertiser provides the source files. Your job is to pick the strongest moments, cut them into a vertical video and post it on your own account. No shoot, no script, no gear — just editing and a sense of what travels in the feed.
At $0.70 per 1,000 views, 100,000 views is $70, and the $100 ceiling lands at roughly 143,000 views.
Integration in your own video — $0.20 per 1,000 views
The banner format: you film what you would have filmed anyway, with the advertiser's element in the frame. The rate is lower, but the task needs no separate content — the money comes from posts you were making regardless. The cap is $60, about 300,000 views.
Where exactly the banner goes, how many seconds it must stay on screen and in which part of the frame — all of that is written on the task card. It is the most common reason for a rejection: the banner is in the wrong place, the wrong size, or disappears too early.
Who ATOM GLOBAL is
ATOM GLOBAL describes itself as a technology holding and venture builder: it creates, develops and scales companies across artificial intelligence, blockchain and immersive technologies. Its portfolio includes the Atleta blockchain platform, Blockchain Sports, Arteki Studio and the JGGL app.
What matters for a creator is this: it is not a one-off client with a single video, but a holding with several products. If the first task goes well, there are others on the board.
The same advertiser also has tasks in English
Three of the five ATOM GLOBAL tasks are written for English-speaking creators and built around JGGL — an AI social network where music, images, video and short clips are made by one assistant inside the app. The rates there are noticeably higher: up to $2 per 1,000 views for a UGC video about the app.
If you work with an English-speaking audience, those three briefs are broken down separately in How to get paid for UGC videos: JGGL pays $2 per 1,000 views.
How to take a task, step by step
- Open Prime Oracles and go to the Content Rewards section.
- Find the ATOM GLOBAL tasks — there are five, two of them marked for a Russian-speaking audience.
- Open the card and read the requirements before you edit or shoot: where the source files are, what has to be in frame, which platforms and which audience count.
- Press Accept Task.
- Make the video to the brief and publish it on your own Instagram or TikTok account.
- Add the link to your post in the task card — views are counted from it.
Brands looking at this from the other side set up their own briefs with the Create Campaign button.
Before you start
- Read the whole card. Each task has its own conditions: which source files to use, where to hold the banner, which audience is required. Most rejections come from here, not from the quality of the edit.
- Payment follows views, not the number of posts. Ten weak uploads earn less than one that travels.
- Maximum means maximum. $100 on the clipping task and $60 on the banner; the rate does not keep running past that.
- You can take both. They are different formats — clips from someone else's footage and a banner in your own content do not get in each other's way.
What is not known yet
Being straight about what the announcement did not cover:
- Which product the Russian-language tasks promote. The announcement only says the advertiser supplies the footage. What that footage is, the card will tell you.
- Account requirements. No minimum follower count, account age or region was named.
- Whether there is a view threshold before payouts start counting.
- How long the tasks run. No end date was announced; briefs come off the board when the advertiser's budget runs out.
All of it belongs on the task card. If something is missing there, ask before you start editing.
Frequently asked questions
How much do you get paid for clipping?
On this task, $0.70 per 1,000 views with a $100 cap. For how the format works in general and what other briefs pay, see What is clipping and how to make money from it.
Where do you get the footage to clip?
The advertiser provides it — that is the whole point of a "ready-made content" brief. The link to the source files sits on the task card; you are not hunting for video yourself.
How many views do you need to hit the maximum?
At $0.70 per 1,000 views the $100 ceiling lands at about 143,000 views. On the banner task, at $0.20 per 1,000 views, $60 is roughly 300,000 views.
Can you take both tasks at once?
Yes, they are different formats. Clips are cut from the advertiser's material; the banner goes into your own video. How to fit several briefs into one week is laid out in A clipper's workflow: five clips a day.
How is a banner task different from an ordinary sponsored post?
You do not negotiate a price per video with the advertiser: you are paid per view at a fixed rate. What that looks like in practice we showed on another brief — StealthSurf banner in YouTube Shorts.
On Prime Oracles the terms are out in the open: the rate per view and the requirements are visible before you commit to anything. Briefs live in the Content Rewards section and you take one with the Accept Task button; brands publish their own through Create Campaign.
Sources: Prime Oracles channel announcement, 7 October 2026, the Content Rewards section on the platform, ATOM GLOBAL website, JGGL website.