What is next8 waitlists open

Named,
not promised

These are the parts that do not exist yet. Rather than describe them as if they were here, each one is a list you can put your name on — with the place it stops written as plainly as the part it does.

For projects

Launch package

One week, one price, one plan

Waitlist

A fixed bundle around a launch date: a shortlist we have already asked, a written brief, the schedule, and one proof pack at the end.

  • We ask three to five names on the roster before you commit to anything.
  • One brief, one calendar, one owner for every deadline.
  • A single proof pack covering every post: link, timestamp, screenshot.
  • One invoice after delivery, with the comparison between agreed and delivered attached.

Where it stopsIt is a package of the work we already do by hand, priced as one thing instead of four. We are not selling a guaranteed outcome, because nobody honest can.

Join the list

We write once, when this opens. The address is used for that and for nothing else — no newsletter, no list anyone else can buy.

Join the Launch package waitlist

One or two lines. It decides the order we build these in, so it is worth writing.

For projects

Hire a manager

Someone who runs it for you

Waitlist

A vetted campaign manager who does the chasing: the brief, the calendar, the follow-ups and the proof collection, on your side of the table.

  • Vetted the same way the roster is: we ask, we check, we write down what we checked.
  • Paid by you, working for you. We do not take a cut of their fee.
  • A named person, not a shared inbox.

Where it stopsWe will not open this until we can point at people who have actually run campaigns through this site. A vetting badge with nothing behind it is the thing this whole product exists against.

Join the list

We write once, when this opens. The address is used for that and for nothing else — no newsletter, no list anyone else can buy.

Join the Hire a manager waitlist

One or two lines. It decides the order we build these in, so it is worth writing.

For KOLs and campaign managers

Find a job

Briefs, without the DMs

Waitlist

Projects post what they need and what it pays. You answer the ones you want, and nothing reaches you that crosses the line you set when you joined.

  • Every brief carries a budget band before you spend a minute on it.
  • Your line about what you never promote is applied before you ever see a brief.
  • You answer, or you do not. Silence costs you nothing.

Where it stopsFree for KOLs, now and later. If that ever changes it will say so on this page before it is true anywhere.

Join the list

We write once, when this opens. The address is used for that and for nothing else — no newsletter, no list anyone else can buy.

Join the Find a job waitlist

One or two lines. It decides the order we build these in, so it is worth writing.

For projects and KOLs, both sides

Escrow

Payment released against delivered proof

Waitlist

The money for a campaign is committed up front and released per milestone as the proof pack fills up, so neither side is asked to go first on trust alone.

  • Committed before the campaign, released per delivered post.
  • The same proof standard both sides already signed decides what counts as delivered.
  • A dispute route that is written down before it is needed, not invented during the argument.

Where it stopsThis is the one we will take the longest over, on purpose. Holding other people’s money is a regulated activity, and it does not open until that is answered properly and in writing. Until then the payment schedule in the signed terms does the same job with less risk to you.

Join the list

We write once, when this opens. The address is used for that and for nothing else — no newsletter, no list anyone else can buy.

Join the Escrow waitlist

One or two lines. It decides the order we build these in, so it is worth writing.

For projects and for market makers

Market makers

The people who hold your liquidity, checked

Waitlist

The same standard as the influencer roster, one layer down: who the desk actually is, what the loan terms say in writing, and what happened on the launches before yours.

  • Every desk listed has agreed to be listed, exactly as every person on the roster has.
  • Loan terms, reporting frequency and sell rules on one sheet, before the tokens move.
  • What the last launches did, from the team that ran them — not from the desk’s own deck.
  • A named contact who works there, so you are not negotiating with a broker who does not.

Where it stopsWe do not make markets, hold tokens or take a cut of a desk’s fee, and we never will — that is the conflict this whole product exists to avoid. We check and we introduce.

Join the list

We write once, when this opens. The address is used for that and for nothing else — no newsletter, no list anyone else can buy.

Join the market maker waitlist

One or two lines. It decides the order we build these in, so it is worth writing.

For projects

Exchanges

Listing terms in the open

Waitlist

What a listing actually costs, what is promised alongside it, and who at the venue you are really talking to.

  • Quoted terms written down, so two projects can compare the same venue.
  • A named contact at the venue, verified the same way a roster card is.
  • What was promised next to what was delivered, after the listing.

Where it stopsWe cannot get anyone listed, and anybody who says they can for a fee is the thing you should be worried about. This is information, not access.

Join the list

We write once, when this opens. The address is used for that and for nothing else — no newsletter, no list anyone else can buy.

Join the exchange waitlist

One or two lines. It decides the order we build these in, so it is worth writing.

For CEX and DEX teams

Apply for listing

For exchanges: put your venue on the roster

Waitlist

If you run a venue and want your listing terms in the open, this is the queue. Same rule as everywhere else here: nothing about you is published until you have agreed to it in writing.

  • You state the terms; we publish them as you wrote them, with the date.
  • Free. Venues do not pay to be listed, now or later.
  • You approve the entry before it goes up, and can have it removed the same day.

Where it stopsBeing listed here is not an endorsement and never will be. It says your terms are on record — nothing more, and we will not sell it as more.

Join the list

We write once, when this opens. The address is used for that and for nothing else — no newsletter, no list anyone else can buy.

Apply for listing

One or two lines. It decides the order we build these in, so it is worth writing.

For projects

Project waitlist

Tell us who you need, before the edition opens

Waitlist

Vol. 01 is small on purpose. Tell us the kind of voice you are looking for and we go and ask those people for the next edition.

  • Name the niche, the chain and the audience you actually need.
  • We ask those people first, exactly as we do for every other listing.
  • You hear from us when someone who fits says yes — not before.

Where it stopsA waitlist place is not a reservation of anyone. Nobody is held for you, because nobody here is ours to hold.

Join the list

We write once, when this opens. The address is used for that and for nothing else — no newsletter, no list anyone else can buy.

Join the project waitlist

One or two lines. It decides the order we build these in, so it is worth writing.

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