According to CoinMeta, the proposal put forward by FOMO to produce at least 30 promotional videos for $500 per month has sparked controversy among crypto creators, with disagreements mainly focusing on production time and compensation. Video creator Eliza criticized this proposal in a post on October 26th, pointing out that it required 10-15 hours of work per month. The recruitment text asked creators to open accounts on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube and to publish at least 30 videos. The payment summary for this proposal described the $500 deposit as a fixed monthly payment, with a basic payment of about $16.67 per video based on 30 videos produced, without including performance bonuses or referral income. Eliza questioned this proposal, arguing that FOMO is one of the highest-paying companies in the industry, and the time required to produce each video made the proposed compensation too low. Another participant, Gujju, defended this rate, stating that such pricing is common for simpler content on Instagram and TikTok.