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Exchanges live or die on user acquisition and partner reach. We grow your affiliate and partner network, run new-user acquisition and activation campaigns, and source the KOLs and communities that send real, active traders — not vanity signups. Everything is tracked to registrations, deposits and volume.
Key Takeaways
- ✓Key features: Affiliate & partner network growth, New-user acquisition campaigns, KOL sourcing for trader audiences
An exchange is judged on deposits and volume, so the acquisition work is built to select for people who already trade rather than for people who will open an account. That means sourcing from trading-focused KOLs, partner and affiliate networks, and the communities where market conversation actually happens — and measuring on registrations, deposits and volume so channels producing cheap dormant accounts are visible within the first reporting cycles. The partner network is the part that compounds. Offer and payout design come first, because they determine whether serious affiliates join and stay; then tracking and attribution so both sides trust the numbers; then sourcing, vetting and the ongoing management that separates a program that scales from one that launches and stalls.
Listing and new-market launches run on a single coordinated timeline instead of as separate vendor efforts — PR laying credibility, creator activation timed to the event, community prepared for the inflow, paid amplifying whatever is already converting. Compliance-aware setup is built into planning rather than checked afterward, so campaigns are not assembled and then rejected at approval.
By sourcing from audiences that already trade — trading-focused KOLs, partner and affiliate networks, and communities where market conversation happens — and by measuring on registrations, deposits and volume rather than signups. Channels that produce cheap accounts and no deposits are visible in the weekly report within the first cycles and lose budget accordingly.
Offer and payout design first, then tracking and attribution, then sourcing and vetting partners across the market and managing those relationships as an ongoing program. For an exchange this is the channel that keeps paying long after a campaign ends, which is why it is treated as infrastructure rather than a promotion.
Yes — listing and launch support is part of the service, coordinated on one timeline like a token launch: PR laying credibility, creator activation timed to the event, community prepared for the inflow, and paid amplifying what is already converting. The sequencing matters more than the individual channels, because a listing window is short.
Compliance-aware setup is built into campaign planning rather than checked afterward — network selection, creative claims and creator briefs are constrained up front by what your jurisdictions and ad networks permit. That avoids the common and expensive pattern of building a campaign that is rejected at approval or pulled after launch.
PRHow to earn media coverage that holders, partners and exchanges actually notice — beyond vanity placements.
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StrategyHow to think about Web3 marketing spend by stage, channel and goal — and where money is wasted.
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LaunchEverything to line up before a token launch — narrative, community pre-seeding, KOL and PR blitz, and launch-day activation.
7 min readTell us your targets and we’ll come back with a KPI-based plan — channels, creators, timeline and the reach you can expect.