Crypto Newsletter Editor and Writer (Remote - Global - Non-USA)

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Token Metrics is looking for a skilled Newsletter Editor and Writer who can turn crypto data, news, and insights into must-read weekly content for thousands of subscribers. You'll bring a clear, confident editorial voice to our newsletter and build a loyal readership.

Job Purpose
The Newsletter Editor will lead the strategy, writing, and distribution of our email newsletters, helping readers make sense of market trends and positioning Token Metrics as a trusted industry voice.

Key Responsibilities

    • Write and edit multiple newsletters per week with engaging insights and headlines.
    • Curate timely, relevant stories from across the crypto world.
    • Collaborate with analysts and content creators to integrate research insights.
    • Monitor open rates, click-throughs, and engagement metrics.
    • Run A/B tests on subject lines and layout formats.

Required Skills and Qualifications

    • 4+ years in journalism, content strategy, or editorial writing.
    • Proven newsletter experience using tools like Beehiiv, Substack, or Mailchimp.
    • Strong writing and editing skills with an eye for clarity and flow.
    • Ability to simplify technical or market content for a general audience.

Preferred Qualifications

    • Background in crypto and must be knowledgeable about the crypto markets and trends daily.
    • Experience growing newsletter subscriber lists.
About Token Metrics

Token Metrics helps crypto investors build profitable portfolios using artificial intelligence-based crypto indices, rankings, and price predictions.

Token Metrics has a diverse set of customers, from retail investors and traders to crypto fund managers, in more than 50 countries.
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