The airdrop dump pattern is one of the most predictable charts in crypto. Across more than 200 campaigns we have run growth on, free recipients liquidate at the first listing, the price collapses 60 to 80 percent, then the project spends two quarters trying to rebuild a holder base.
The teams...
From the marketing side of the business, three patterns I have seen across crypto launches we have run growth for line up with what is in this thread.
KOL fraud is rampant. About 30% of the influencers pitching engagement rates above 5% have bought views and bot followers. The way to vet them is...
Ran growth for a web3 gaming project a while back called IGUverse where we hit a similar problem of converting an existing audience into wallet-paying buyers, not just passive listeners. A few patterns that worked there might apply.
Stop framing it as selling music. Frame it as selling a tier of...
Ran growth for a web3 gaming project recently called IGUverse, we pivoted their X account from a stale 52K follower base that was mostly NFT era leftovers into something that actually moved tokens. Few things that worked for us that might be useful here.
Audience archaeology first. Pull your...
on the marketing side most crypto casino discords lose 30 percent of joins at the deposit step. one game working first and one weekly payout-proof post holds people longer than 5 games on day one
on the acquisition side - how has your cac math shifted as psp fragmentation got worse in 2025/2026? in igaming launches i've watched, fiat ramp friction was killing roughly 38% of intent-to-deposit until onboarding got redesigned around crypto-as-default - that pulled drop-off down to about...
worth it depends on what you're monetizing with. there is no single traffic floor that turns ads on - the math is just rpm times pageviews minus your cost of producing the traffic
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