I grow Web3 brands
by living on
the timeline.

The financial hub for Web3 — track portfolios, automate taxes, manage onchain assets across DeFi & NFTs.

The problem

Kryptos needed visibility in a brutal niche where most tax and portfolio tools never gain traction. The X account had no momentum.

The strategy

• Built a repeatable content system: memes, polls, explainers, product updates, trend posts. Made tax content shareable enough to get reposted by accounts like ThreadGuy.
• Ran a Reply Guy operation to land Kryptos in trending conversations and competitor threads.
• Shipped SEO articles around category keywords, repurposed each into short-form posts on X.
• Used the CoinMarketCap rewards store as a distribution channel — generated revenue outside of social.

A game-centric launchpad giving investors cost-effective access to early Web3 launches.

The problem

X visibility and engagement were sliding — especially during stretches with fewer IDO launches and declining organic reach.

The strategy

• Multi-layered content + engagement built on the Reply Guy method: hundreds of high-context replies daily — memes, insight, degen tone, sitting in every trending conversation.
• Reformatted core posts — rewrote hooks and CTAs, added meme posts, polls, and contextual updates that landed with the Web3 crowd.
• Cleared 1.5K+ inactive, irrelevant, and bot accounts from the following list. Sharpened signal-to-noise and improved engagement-loop quality.

Learn crypto trading. Join tourneys. Earn some crypto. All risk-free.

The problem

Bricks wanted to grow a community of new crypto traders and activate them through campaigns.

The strategy

• Managed Twitter + Discord, running contests and tourneys to drive onboarding and retention.
• Built a beginners-in-Web3 lead magnet that captured 300+ emails in 48 hours and powered an onboarding drip.
• Targeted meme + trend content around trading to lift organic engagement.
• Curated a daily reply list of top crypto traders to insert Bricks into high-visibility conversations.
• Partnered with niche Web3 communities to acquire early users at very low cost.

From dead LinkedIn account to recognized voice in Web3 gaming.

The problem

A gaming founder had an inactive LinkedIn at just 800 followers — making it hard to attract players, investors, and partners.

The strategy

Repositioned the account as a gaming thought-leader brand. Blended narratives, market insights (gaming, later AI), and community engagement. Regular posting plus active conversations amplified the founder's voice.

5.6×

Followers in <6 months

160K+

Impressions

Multiple Top Voice badges

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Inbound investor DMs

Building authority in an emerging Web3 narrative before it became consensus.

The problem

A Web3 founder had limited visibility and no personal voice that resonated with the wider ecosystem. DePIN was emerging — narrow window to position him as an early voice while keeping content approachable.

The strategy

• DePIN-focused insights to build sector authority.
• Event and conference recaps showcasing active participation in the space.
• Trend-focused posts on how DePIN intersects with other industries — made the narrative relatable.
• Memes and lighter content to humanize the founder and drive engagement.

The result

The content mix built a consistent brand presence, strengthened credibility in the DePIN narrative, and let the founder enter conversations as a recognized voice in the ecosystem.

80K+

Views on posts

1.5K+

Followers gained

Recognized voice in DePIN

From 400 followers to credibility that opened real doors.

The problem

A serial founder had only 400 followers and almost no visibility in a crowded Web3 builder space.

The strategy

Built a personal branding system around thought-leadership threads, highly opinionated tweets, project updates, and replies aimed purely at networking. Goal: make the founder's voice stand out while highlighting his builder mindset.

4×

Follower growth

Followed by Chris Dixon

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Credibility & reach