Every project we've
touched in Korea.
140+ Korean Web3 launches since 2018. The named portfolio, the public audit trail, and the network we hand you on day one.
Where we've
operated.
A sample of the named engagements. Each one ran community, content, or distribution through us — same room, same cycle. Direct references scoped to your sector are available on request.
Direct references available on request, scoped to your sector.
The L1 / L2 ecosystems we already speak Korean to.
Five chains we've shipped Korean campaigns for. Eleven foundations whose grant programs we're actively tracking. Two different claims, two different labels — no rented logos.
No rented logos. No vanity partnerships. Just the rooms we actually walk into.
Not slides. Receipts.
A logo wall proves nothing. Eight years of public Korean output — archived posts, AMA recaps, native-format content, mainstream press — is what you actually audit before signing. Every number here is an output of design, not volume we bought.
The full body of work — open and auditable.
From per-project breakdowns to AMA recaps. The body of work is public — read it before you hire us.
Korean-format one-pager, not a translation.
Review-style infographic — the format Korean retail actually reads. Translated tweets don't live here.
Community virality → mainstream press.
A project we operated saw its NFT presale sell out in 3 seconds — picked up by Korean IT media the same day.
Four cycles. Same operators. Named work. Public numbers.
Anyone can list KOL channels.
Not everyone can name 140 launches
and still be in the same Seoul room.
Korean Web3 agencies founded after 2021 can't claim cycle continuity. Founders who left in the bear market can't claim "same team." Logo-wall portfolios can't survive the question "name 20." Time and naming are the parts that can't be faked.
korea.superboard.xyz — built for us.
Our own Web3 quest and campaign platform for Korea, run by Minted Labs. KOL reach turns into verifiable on-chain engagement — quests, leaderboards, and live dashboards instead of screenshots. Real campaigns you can measure from briefing to wallet.
The rooms we hand you on day one.
Direct desks at the publications Korean retail actually reads. Real relationships at the exchanges they actually trade on. Not a marketplace — a Rolodex earned over eight years.
Direct relationships. Not one-off intros.