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# Earning rewards
Scribble has two reward systems running in parallel — USDC paid per approved campaign submission, and points that accumulate across every campaign you participate in.
### USDC rewards
Every bounty has a reward pool in USDC. When the brand reviews and approves winning submissions, rewards are distributed directly to your connected wallet. One submission per bounty — but you can attach links from multiple platforms to make it stronger.
> Publishing across multiple platforms strengthens your submission, a Reddit thread, a Substack post, and an X thread on the same topic show wider citation coverage across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Grok, and Copilot. One submission, multiple platform links, stronger case for approval.
**Points**
Points accumulate across every campaign you participate in, not just the ones you win. They track your activity on Scribble over time and build your standing in the creator network.
### The compounding effect
Every campaign you do builds something bigger than the payout.
Content you publish targeting specific query topics stays indexed. It keeps working after the campaign ends, getting cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini long after you submitted it.
A creator who publishes consistently across Reddit, Substack, Medium, Paragraph, and X builds a citation surface that spans every major LLM. That is a form of authority that compounds in value, in every context, not just on Scribble.
No follower count required. A well-written Reddit thread from a 200-follower account can carry more LLM citation weight than a tweet from a 100K account. Quality of content decides.
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