The Crypto Marketing Agency Judged on Wallets, Not Impressions

We deliver KOL and influencer campaigns through 5,000+ vetted creators across X, YouTube, TikTok and Telegram, short-form video and clipping, community management for Discord and Telegram, crypto PR through 50+ media partners, crypto SEO, and token launch marketing with a fixed date and sequence. Every channel reports into one attribution chain: creator, tracked link, landing event, wallet connect, on-chain action, cost per qualified action.

That chain is built before any creator posts: one tracked link per creator per placement, a redirect capturing the click, a first-party stamp on landing, and one event at wallet connect binding click ID to address, so on-chain cohorts roll back to the creator who produced them. Day-7 and day-30 retention separates farmer cohorts from users, the unattributed share is stated plainly, and impressions go in an appendix. Operating model on our crypto KOL agency page.

Four regimes govern what a crypto campaign may say in 2026: MiCA, which requires EU marketing to be clearly identified and consistent with the white paper; the UK financial promotion rules, criminal law with prescribed risk warnings, cooling-off periods and personal liability for influencers; FTC and ASA disclosure, which treat payment in tokens like cash; and platform certification at Google, Meta and X, where ICO and presale creative is banned. We scope all four before the first brief goes out.

An engagement runs in phases: audit and jurisdiction scoping in week one, strategy and a named creator shortlist with rates in week two, tracking and briefs with disclosure language built in by week three, launch through day 45, then monthly reviews with explicit keep-or-cut decisions. Billing is a month-to-month single-service or multi-channel retainer, a fixed-term launch sprint, or per-batch UGC; creator and media costs pass through at cost, and no creator is paid before their post is live and disclosed.