EXAMPLE OPERATING PLANS

What the work looks like for different teams.

These illustrative briefs show how we would plan and run different mandates. They are examples of the process, not client results.

01 / TOKEN LAUNCH

A new market opens

EXAMPLE PLAN

A token team has a listing date and needs both a usable market and a reason for the right people to pay attention.

  • Prepare books, venue coverage and quote sizes before the announcement
  • Build CRM lists of ecosystem partners, traders and relevant media
  • Assign distinct roles to brand, team, community and outreach accounts
  • Review replies and trading activity together before the next campaign wave

Goal: a launch campaign and market operation working from the same calendar.

02 / EVENT PROMOTION

Fill the right room

EXAMPLE PLAN

An event organizer needs attendees, speakers and partners who fit the program, not a burst of untargeted impressions.

  • Find relevant companies, groups and people connected to similar events
  • Draft tailored invitations and posts for the chosen accounts
  • Track replies, RSVPs and partner questions in the CRM
  • Follow up with people who engaged before and after the event

Goal: qualified attendance and conversations that continue after the event.

03 / AGENCY DELIVERY

Several clients, one operator team

EXAMPLE PLAN

An agency or launchpad manages growth for several projects and needs to keep campaigns, accounts and reporting separate for each one.

  • Set a brief, audience and account scope for every client
  • Assign contacts and conversation history to the right client program
  • Run campaign work across the relevant channels
  • Review activity, replies and next actions in a client-specific report

Goal: repeatable delivery with a clear record for each client.

04 / B2B2 OUTREACH

Reach the people behind the audience

EXAMPLE PLAN

A product needs partners such as exchanges, agencies, integrators or communities that already serve the people it wants to reach.

  • Research the organization and the person who owns the opportunity
  • Enter the relationship through a relevant conversation or introduction
  • Record what the partner needs and who should follow up
  • Develop a joint campaign or referral route for the partner's audience

Goal: partner conversations that can open a larger end audience.

05 / MARKET MAKING

More than one order book

EXAMPLE PLAN

A token team needs buy and sell orders across several venues while keeping inventory within its agreed limits.

  • Agree target books, capital and limits
  • Place and adjust quotes as orders fill
  • Check cross-venue price gaps after fees and available size
  • Review position and order quality before expanding coverage

Goal: reliable books and controlled exposure across the agreed markets.

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