KOL deal-making
We negotiate and structure partnerships with vetted KOLs on your behalf — rates, deliverables, exclusivity windows, and timing. You stop DM'ing forty accounts and hoping one replies before Friday.
Influencer outreach
Outreach run against our existing network, not a cold list bought off a Discord server. We match your project to KOLs whose audience actually overlaps with your target holders, by chain and by vertical.
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The rate card is the easy part. The hard part is knowing which of these people actually move a chart, versus which ones just post the same graphic every project sends them.
Marketing strategy
A campaign plan built around your launch timeline: what to say before launch, during it, and for the two weeks after, when most projects go quiet and lose the audience they just built.
Whitepaper & tokenomics design
We model supply, allocation, and unlock schedules first, then write the whitepaper around that math — not the other way around. It's the document a serious investor actually reads before they read anything else you've published.
Project setup and launch guidance
We handle these two together on purpose, because they usually break for the same reason: supply and allocation get decided in one conversation, exchange listing gets decided in another, and nobody reconciles them. We sit in both — tokenomics, deployment, listing prep, liquidity strategy, and the announcement sequence that keeps a launch from front-running itself.
Partnership, VC & exchange introductions
Warm introductions to the funds, launchpads, and exchanges we already have relationships with — the kind that get a reply because we're vouching for the project, not because a form got submitted into a queue.
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Liquidity is a relationship business too. We connect projects to market makers we've actually worked with before, not the first quote that lands in an inbox.
Smart contract support
Review and plain-language guidance on your contract before it's public. We flag what a KOL's audience or a listing team will ask about, before they ask it — usually the same six questions, every time.