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Receive a submission pack, coordinated answers to exchange questions and a local launch plan. Each exchange keeps its own admission and listing decision.
Bring the link to the exchange’s stated requirements and a note on who the listing is meant to serve.
Bring the list of materials you already have: narrative, product documents, metrics and known open questions.
Bring the target launch window and the dates when product access, announcements and content can go live.
Bring the names of the people who will answer technical questions, approve announcements and sign off on campaign work.
Prepare the project brief, token supply and unlock schedule, and available traction evidence for review. Check the exchange’s requested materials, flag gaps and assign each missing item to a project owner.
Coordinate announcements, KOL briefs, AMAs and local PR in one launch calendar. Align approved messages, publication dates and user FAQs with confirmed milestones, with clear owners for content, approvals and campaign delivery.
Track exchange questions, coordinate technical and commercial responses, and update submission materials as feedback arrives. Record the owner, deadline and next action for each request. The exchange makes the final listing decision.
Prepare the requested record: brief, token information, traction evidence and open questions. Market conditions: the Asia Market Entry Decision Framework. Product and technical answers: the client. Reviewer: the Panasia market desk.
Past team work for KuCoin: KOL and paid distribution, $150M+ trading volume, period undisclosed. A new scope sets its own audience, access and action. Read the KuCoin case record.
Engagement scope
Choose the immediate output: a submission pack, an exchange response record or a local campaign. The scope identifies client inputs, deliverables, external spending and review responsibilities.
You bring the product brief, token supply and unlock schedule. You receive one submission pack with each missing item named and assigned, ready for an exchange reviewer to read.
You bring the launch date and the claims your team can support. You receive an approved announcement set with publication dates and a named product-response contact for each channel.
You bring the campaign window and the product action you want measured. You receive a response record that separates delivered placements and spending from observed participation.
