Crypto presale marketing agency

Why presales need vetting before creators

A presale asks people to send money before the token trades, so the creators you hire put their own credibility behind your terms. Our token sale creator content plan matches each piece of content to the question a buyer is asking.

• Regulators know the scam script. The SEC calls promises of high returns with little or no risk a classic sign of fraud, and warns that fraudsters pay influencers to promote investments. A presale post that sounds like that gets read that way.
• EU sales come with buyer rights. Under MiCA, retail buyers who buy directly from an offeror can usually withdraw within 14 calendar days without giving a reason. Funds from a time-limited offer must be held by a credit institution or a crypto-asset service provider.
• Phishing follows the announcement. Fake sale pages and whitelist forms often appear once a presale is announced. Creators must link only the official URL and contract address, and never ask for a seed phrase or a private key.
• Vesting is what buyers check first. Experienced buyers check team and investor vesting before the price. A creator who cannot explain it sends traffic that leaves at the first question.

If your team is pseudonymous, creators need evidence they can check. Our guide to evidence anonymous teams can share lists what we accept.

Whitelist, public sale or launchpad IDO: what creators emphasise

Each sale model raises a different buyer question, so creators stress different facts. We write scripts from this table.

In the EU, a MiCA white paper also limits the copy: it may not assert the token's future value, and marketing has to be consistent with it.

Our presale vetting and campaign process

We take on a presale only after it passes our vetting. If it does not, we say why and book nothing.

1. Project vetting. We check the team's identity or verifiable track record, a third-party audit that matches the deployed contract, owner powers such as minting or pausing, team and investor vesting, and where sale funds are held.
2. Offer and market check. We confirm which countries the sale excludes, whether a MiCA white paper or exemption applies, and whether the token may be treated as a security in the US. Creators with audiences in excluded countries are dropped.
3. Creator casting. We book analysts and reviewers who read contracts and tokenomics, not callers. Each one is checked for bot followers and for presales they promoted before.
4. Claims sheet and scripts. Creators get the approved facts, the official links, the disclosure wording and a list of banned claims, then write in their own voice.
5. Sale window monitoring. We check every live post for disclosure and the correct links, flag phishing clones to your team and pause posts if a sale term changes.

Every script passes our crypto creator claim review before recording. It removes return language, listing price hints and unsourced numbers.

What you get

• A written vetting result What we checked on team, audit, contract, vesting and treasury, and anything you must fix before launch.
• A vetted creator shortlist Analysts and reviewers with audience location, past presale promotions and a fit note.
• A banned claims list No return promises, no next 100x, no listing price, no guaranteed listing, no risk-free wording.
• Phishing and pause rules The official links creators may share and who stops posts when something changes.
• Sale funnel reporting Whitelist sign-ups, KYC passes, contributing wallets and withdrawals per creator link.

Each creator gets a tagged link to the official sale page, so we count whitelist sign-ups, KYC completions and contributing wallets per creator. Where buyers can withdraw, we report withdrawals by creator too, because a cohort that asks for refunds was sold the wrong story.

Recurring buyer questions go back into the sale FAQ. Our token sale FAQ guide shows how to keep those answers sourced and consistent.

Why 3betmedia

The team behind 3betmedia has run crypto creator campaigns since 2018 for Layer 2 testnets, DeFi protocols and wallets, where users had to understand the product before acting. Presale buyers are no different.

We turn down presales that fail vetting, and we do not run your Telegram, list your token or provide liquidity. When the sale opens, moderators get our community safety handoff for impersonators and fake links. Nothing is booked until you approve every creator and budget line.