Crypto Wallet Video Host
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m building a YouTube channel that shows everyday people how to set up, secure, and use crypto wallets. To keep the tone friendly and relatable I’m looking for someone who enjoys talking on camera and can walk viewers through a screen-share while your webcam feed sits neatly in the corner.
Here’s what working together will look like:
• One video each week, around ten minutes.
• You record both your screen and yourself, then send me the raw file (I handle the editing).
• Payment is $25–$50 per episode, and we can adjust as your on-camera skills grow.
A solid grasp of English—ideally with an American or British accent—helps the audience follow along, but I’m open as long as you’re clear and confident. Prior professional production isn’t essential; if your experience is beginner level yet you can explain wallet setups smoothly, that’s perfect. Your expertise should sit squarely in crypto wallets: creating them, backing them up, transferring funds, and basic troubleshooting.
Use whatever recording stack you like—OBS Studio, Camtasia, Screencast-O-Matic, or another tool—as long as the final output is 1080p and the audio is clean. A decent USB mic and a webcam that doesn’t blur at 720p will be enough.
I’m based in the crypto space long-term, so if we click this can turn into a continuing series covering advanced wallet security, hardware wallets, and cross-chain swaps. Send a brief sample (or record a quick two-minute demo explaining a wallet install) so I can hear your voice and see your teaching style. Let’s help new users feel safe in Web3 together!
Here’s what working together will look like:
• One video each week, around ten minutes.
• You record both your screen and yourself, then send me the raw file (I handle the editing).
• Payment is $25–$50 per episode, and we can adjust as your on-camera skills grow.
A solid grasp of English—ideally with an American or British accent—helps the audience follow along, but I’m open as long as you’re clear and confident. Prior professional production isn’t essential; if your experience is beginner level yet you can explain wallet setups smoothly, that’s perfect. Your expertise should sit squarely in crypto wallets: creating them, backing them up, transferring funds, and basic troubleshooting.
Use whatever recording stack you like—OBS Studio, Camtasia, Screencast-O-Matic, or another tool—as long as the final output is 1080p and the audio is clean. A decent USB mic and a webcam that doesn’t blur at 720p will be enough.
I’m based in the crypto space long-term, so if we click this can turn into a continuing series covering advanced wallet security, hardware wallets, and cross-chain swaps. Send a brief sample (or record a quick two-minute demo explaining a wallet install) so I can hear your voice and see your teaching style. Let’s help new users feel safe in Web3 together!
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