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About Null
Null is creating a new DeFi primitive: a market on anything (any asset, yield stream, or financial product or metric), expanding what's possible in trustless finance. We're a small pre-seed team backed by leading crypto investors and some of the founding architects of Uniswap. We operate with deep conviction in crypto's first principles: open systems, trustless architecture, decentralization, and user sovereignty.
Null is creating a new DeFi primitive: a market on anything (any asset, yield stream, or financial product or metric), expanding what's possible in trustless finance. We're a small pre-seed team backed by leading crypto investors and some of the founding architects of Uniswap. We operate with deep conviction in crypto's first principles: open systems, trustless architecture, decentralization, and user sovereignty.
Our audience runs from DeFi natives to people making their first onchain trade, and the writing has to land with both. We're in private beta now with public launch targeted for Q1 2027, and we need someone who can own that conversation from the first post.
The Role
We're looking for a writer and thread-weaver who can take a genuinely new financial primitive and build an audience around it. Someone who lives on the timeline, has a point of view, and can turn a complex idea into something people actually want to read.
The Role
We're looking for a writer and thread-weaver who can take a genuinely new financial primitive and build an audience around it. Someone who lives on the timeline, has a point of view, and can turn a complex idea into something people actually want to read.
You'll manage Null's presence on X, including strategy, writing, posting, scheduling, and engagement. You decide what we say, how we say it, and when it goes out. X is where we start and where the bulk of your time goes. As we grow, this can expand into other channels.
What You’ll Do
What You’ll Do
- Own the voice: You define how Null sounds and keep it consistent across every post; sharp, technically credible, and recognizable without the handle attached.
- Write the content: Threads, mechanism explainers, market commentary, product updates, and replies. Original writing is the bulk of this role.
- Run the account: Set the cadence and hold it. You decide what gets posted and when, watch what performs and adjust, and you keep the account moving without being asked.
- Live in the replies: Show up in the conversations that matter, as a participant rather than a broadcaster, and build relationships with the accounts and communities worth being close to at launch.
- Lead the launch beats: Private beta and public launch are the two beats that matter most. You'll plan and execute how we tell those stories.
This Role is a Fit If…
- You're deep in crypto: You've been in the space for years, you're on the timeline daily, and the opinions you hold about DeFi design are ones you arrived at yourself.
- You speak the mechanics: Perps, funding rates, AMMs, vaults, collateralization - you understand them well enough to explain them, not just reference them.
- You write with range: Our readers span DeFi natives and people making their first onchain trade. You can write for both without dumbing anything down or losing anyone.
- You have a distinct voice: We want a feed people follow for the writing, not just the announcements. You take positions, and you can defend them.
- You've built before: You can point to accounts you've grown or written for, ideally in crypto, ideally from a cold start.
- You run yourself: You have good instincts for what's worth posting and what isn't, and you trust them. Autonomy suits you better than a handed-down calendar.
The Details
- Part-time contract, ~8 hours per week to start, with room to grow as we approach launch
- Fully remote, any timezone
- You'll work directly with the founder
To Apply
Include the following in your application:
- Your X handle
- Two or three accounts you've written for or grown, with a note on your role
- A short suggestion on how you'd approach the first 90 days of a protocol account starting at zero
What does a Community Manager in Web3 do?
A community manager in web3, also known as a blockchain community manager, is responsible for managing and growing a community of stakeholders interested in a particular blockchain or decentralized technology
This can include tasks such as moderating online forums and social media groups, organizing events and meetups, and engaging with community members to understand their needs and concerns
The ultimate goal of a community manager in web3 is to build and maintain a strong, active, and engaged community that can help drive the adoption and development of the underlying technology
Some specific responsibilities of a community manager in web3 may include:
- Developing and implementing strategies for engaging with and growing the community in social madia (most likely on Discord and Twitter)
- Moderating online forums and social media groups, and responding to community members questions and concerns
- Organizing and hosting events and meetups to bring community members together and foster collaboration and knowledge sharing
- Working closely with the development team to ensure that the community's needs and feedback are being taken into account in the design and development of the technology
- Providing regular updates and information to the community about the progress and status of the technology
- Dentifying and addressing any issues or conflicts within the community, and working to resolve them in a positive and constructive manner.