PXAHub currently operates its adult section. The general section is not open. Read the guides for submission, review and publication. Adult works must also be original or used with the necessary permission. Age and regional access conditions apply. This introduction and the guides contain text without explicit images or videos. Access to the adult section requires age confirmation and checking regional access conditions. You must be at least 18 and meet the legal age requirement where you are. Regional restrictions remain in effect.
Prepare for your submission type
Ordinary text posts require no stake. Submit through the post form and check status in the creator area. Accepted submissions await review.
Current staking conditions are 100 PXT for news/articles, 1,000 PXT for videos/short videos/anime, and 5,000 PXT for reviewing. Only if using those features, check levels and permissions and, if needed, the PXT preparation guide. Ordinary text posts and reading guides do not require buying or staking tokens.
Choose what you want to do
To publish a video, follow Publish your first video. To review submissions, read Your first review. If you have already submitted something, see After submission.
- 1Sign in and choose a task
- 2Ordinary text posts need no stake
- 3Check permissions for video, articles or review
- 4After submission, check review and publication
Prepare your account
Open the sign-in screen from the site header and use an available sign-in method. Availability of Google, email or wallet sign-in is shown on that screen. Use the same account throughout a submission or review so you can find your drafts and tasks later.
Check your display name and profile. Use an account you will be able to access again. Never include a wallet private key, seed phrase or authentication token in a post, review reason or support message.
Check your permissions
Signing in does not automatically grant every publishing or reviewing permission. Ordinary text posts require no stake. News, video and reviewing permissions depend on PXT staking. Visit the staking page to check your account permissions and the current conditions.
Video publishing and reviewing are separate permissions. If access is denied, read the message on the relevant page. If a recent change has not appeared yet, check its completion and your account before refreshing permissions.
Prepare your first submission
- Material you have the right or required permission to publish.
- A video file, representative cover, title, description, category and tags.
- The original URL, platform and author for shared material.
- Collaborator names, roles and allocation details when requested by the form.
Checklist for your first operation
- Use the same account: Quick sign-in and wallet sign-in may lead to different accounts. Check the profile and platform wallet, not just the display name.
- Confirm each step separately: Approval only allows a contract to spend a specified amount; it does not complete a swap or bridge transfer. External-wallet arrival, platform credit and staking activation also require separate checks.
- Check balances and permissions: Verify the network, token and recipient, then available balance, staked amount and access to the intended feature.
- Inspect records before retrying: After a network error or delayed display update, check transaction, manuscript or review records to see whether submission already succeeded.
- Distinguish waiting stages: Closing the browser does not cancel a broadcast chain transaction. Keep the page open and the account unchanged while a video file uploads. Do not bypass a closed or maintained entry with a normal token transfer.
For a first publication, use a small file that is easy to check and complete upload, review and public-page checks before batch publishing. If test content is published, remove it according to the operator's arrangements so it does not remain in main-site recommendations.
Find the right page
Use video upload to submit, manuscript management to find submitted videos and the review page to review. When reporting a problem through feedback, include the manuscript ID, time, error message and steps to reproduce it. Omit credentials.