Updated 19/08/2026
Influencer work in crypto fails in two predictable ways: paying for followers that are not there, and paying real accounts to reach an audience that was never going to care. Both are avoidable, and avoiding them is most of what this service is.
Where to Start
| You need | Start here |
|---|---|
| A campaign on X, run for you | X KOL campaigns — 87 verified accounts, 9.6M combined reach |
| Accounts in a specific market — India, Asia, Turkey | Influencer lists built to brief — found, vetted and priced in a week |
| Long-form review or explanation | YouTube placements |
| Reach outside the existing crypto audience | TikTok creators |
| Your own account to travel further | X-Engagement Growth — no KOLs involved |
How Accounts Get Verified
Every account we would put your budget behind is cross-checked against three independent services before we recommend it. Each looks at something the others cannot.
| Check | Question it answers |
|---|---|
| Wallchain | Does this account sit inside the real crypto circle, near VCs, funds and active traders? |
| Sorsa | Is the following a genuine community or purchased volume? |
| TwitterScore | How many followers are people who make decisions — VCs, exchanges, other KOLs? |
Accounts that fail any one of the three do not get recommended, regardless of how the follower count looks. You see the scores before you approve anything, so you can disagree with our judgement rather than take it on trust.
What We No Longer Sell
We removed several services because they stopped producing results we could put in a report. Shilling — pushing a project name into other people’s replies — damages the brand it promotes and gets suppressed by the platform. AMA sessions fill with bots and produce an attendance number that means nothing. Neither is coming back.
What replaced the first is X-Engagement Growth, which builds engagement on your own content rather than intruding on someone else’s.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you know an account’s followers are real?
We do not rely on follower counts at all. Three independent services examine the composition of the audience and the quality of engagement, and view figures come from third-party tooling rather than from the account itself. Buying followers is trivial; passing all three checks at once is not.
Which platform should we use?
X for moments and announcements, YouTube for anything requiring explanation, TikTok for audiences outside crypto. Most launches use X and YouTube together. If someone recommends all three at once without asking what you are launching, they are selling inventory rather than advising you.
Can we see the accounts before committing?
Always, with verification scores attached. Rejecting names at that stage costs nothing; discovering after launch that you paid for the wrong audience costs the campaign.
What does it cost?
It depends entirely on which accounts a campaign needs, so we quote per project rather than publishing a rate card. Tell us the market and the goal and you will have a figure quickly.
Do you work with regions outside English-speaking crypto?
That is a large part of what we do. India, Southeast Asia, Korea, Japan and Turkey come up most, and those accounts rarely appear in the tooling most agencies rely on, so the lists get built by hand.
What do we get at the end?
A per-account breakdown of what each placement delivered against what it was projected to deliver, including the ones that underperformed. Every service we still sell produces a report like that — the ones that could not are the ones we stopped selling.
Tell Us What You Are Launching
Send us the project, the market and what success would look like, and we will tell you which platform to start with — including when the answer is none of them yet. Message us on Telegram.