PUT YOUR
CHANNEL OUT.
Say who you are and what placement you can offer on X or Telegram.
Meet a project your audience should know. Introduce each other. Grow beyond your own timeline.
Has a story to tell.
Has an audience to meet.
A collaboration both teams can explain in one sentence: we introduce you, you introduce us.
Say who you are and what placement you can offer on X or Telegram.
Choose a partner based on relevance, format and expected reach. Agree on both messages.
Both projects publish and share links to the live placements.
Pick your type of project and channel. See an example of a relevant cross-promotion angle.
Your research helps people decide what to explore. Their wallet helps those people act. Exchange introductions that make sense to both audiences.
These are illustrative match ideas, not live projects or verified audiences.
A place for onchain projects to discover relevant partners and exchange community introductions.
Buying reach is not the only way to find a new audience. Teams can introduce each other to communities that may care about both products.
Agree on the channel, post format, date, message and any audience information both sides want to share. Each team approves the copy before publication.
A wallet and an onchain game could share a useful onboarding story. Two identical products may have less to offer each other. Teams decide whether the fit is right.
A completed swap should include links to both placements. Screenshots alone are not proof of audience quality or results.
The wallet introduces the game as something its users can try. The game introduces the wallet as an option for onboarding. Both teams approve the wording, publish on the agreed channels and exchange post links.
A promo swap is a collaboration between two independent projects. Each side chooses its partner and confirms the details.
Review the project, public channels and recent post views. Follower counts alone do not show who will see a placement.
Write down the channel, timing, duration, creative, disclosure and the link or action you want people to take.
Compare published links and available analytics. No platform can promise that a post will bring a set number of views, buyers or holders.
No. CROSSD is a concept for matching projects for reciprocal promotion. It does not deploy tokens, execute trades or custody funds.
The core promo swap is an agreed exchange of placements. This preview does not ask for payment, a wallet connection or a token purchase. For token listing details, use official CROSSD updates and verify the contract address independently.
No. The Match Lab shows illustrative pairings, and the cards in the hero are design examples. A live partner directory and verified audience metrics have not been released on this site.
It creates a brief in your browser and copies it to your clipboard. It does not submit your project, publish a listing or notify a partner.
The proposed workflow asks each side to share a link to its published placement. Teams should review the original posts and their own analytics; a link does not guarantee reach or conversion.
Follow @crossd_pad on X ↗ for project updates.
Write a swap brief you can share with a potential partner. Start with a good introduction.