One modular track by 8Blocks, Fibonacci and BingX: tokenomics audit and design, investor readiness, market making and listing. Pick only the modules your project actually needs.
Of 542 top-exchange listings in 2025, 79% went negative within the first 90 days. 22% collapsed by more than 80%. Only the sub-$10M FDV segment grew, by +35% on average. That is not “the market’s fault” — it is the difference between launches with preparation and without it.
of tokens drop within the first 90 days after listing
A token launch is not one task but a chain of interdependent stages: tokenomics → investors → exchange → liquidity → growth. A gap at any of these stages can cost the project months of work, lost investment and market trust.
The model looks finished but fails investor due diligence. Utility is vague, demand has no mechanics behind it, vesting does not hold the price after unlocks. The fund sees it at the pitch and never issues a term sheet.
Result: the round is lost, 3–6 months go into rebuilding the model, competitors move ahead.
The money is raised, but the listing is stuck. The exchange will not let the project in: the model is raw, market making is not in place, the legal structure is not assembled. The listing slides into an open-ended wait.
Result: the TGE slips by months, the market moment is lost, early investors pressure the team.
The listing happens, but two weeks later the price loses 70%. Market making is not synchronized with the model: liquidity is thin, early holders exit first, nobody is there to hold the price.
Result: community trust is broken, investors push back, re-tokenomics within 4 months.
A tokenomics consultant, a pitch agency, a market maker, a listing agent, lawyers. Five contracts, five zones of responsibility, none of them shared. Something gets lost at every handover between stages — and there is nobody to hold accountable.
Result: months go into coordination instead of launching, and nobody answers for the failure.
The cost of a single launch mistake can exceed the price of the entire track. Below are four questions and answers based on public market research from 2024–2025.
One failed round can cost a project up to a year of runway.
The average Web3 seed round in 2025 was $4M; pre-seed — $2.6M. Deal count fell 34% versus Q4 2024: investors committed less often but with bigger checks.
More than half — and the problem is almost always the same.
53.2% of crypto projects launched since 2021 have been declared dead (11.6 million projects). Leading causes include weak tokenomics and unpreparedness for exchange due diligence.
Four out of five tokens fall within the first 90 days.
The average change in FDV 90 days after listing was −14%. Of 542 listings in 2025, 79% went negative and 22% collapsed by more than 80%. Only 21% kept or grew their capitalization.
The opposite — the more prestigious the exchange, the higher the odds of failure.
On Binance only 1 of 15 tokens grew. On OKX none did. Only the sub-$10M FDV segment ended positive (+35%). Getting the pricing right at launch matters more than a “prestige” listing.
We merged strategy, investors and listing into one process, so every decision reinforces the next stage of the launch instead of creating new gaps.
Tokenomics design, product logic, packaging
A tokenomics audit of your existing model or the design of a new one, product-logic work and preparation for investor pitch sessions. A tokenomics workshop helps validate key decisions before launch. If a model exists, we audit and rebuild it. If not, we design one so the token supports the business instead of existing beside it.
Fund pitch sessions and crypto market making services
Pitch sessions with funds and private investors, market making and post-listing liquidity support. Together with 8Blocks, Fibonacci prepares the project for fundraising and accompanies it all the way to the exchange.
Exchange track and token listing services
Listing negotiation with the exchange, due diligence and coordination of the listing process. If a different venue suits the project better, we bring it in through the partner network.
Six modules. Each is a standalone service with a fixed price and timeline. Start with any module, run the whole track, or join at the market-making stage. Pay only for what your project actually needs.
A strategy session for early-stage projects and Web2 teams moving into Web3. We define the token’s role, who creates demand and how the token fits into the product. You leave with 2–3 developed concepts, a session recording and a document with the key conclusions. If you continue tokenomics design with us, the Workshop fee ($2,500) is credited toward the project.
A tokenomics audit of your existing model for projects with finished tokenomics. A deep review of emission, vesting, distribution, utility and manipulation resistance. You receive a detailed report with model analysis and practical recommendations, so the tokenomics drives project growth instead of requiring outside support.
Full tokenomics design for projects building from scratch or rebuilding: emission, distribution, vesting, utility, treasury, liquidity, protective mechanics and price stability. You get a launch-ready tokenomics model that supports the business, plus a white paper and investor presentation materials.
Preparing the project for fund meetings together with 8Blocks and organizing pitch sessions through Fibonacci’s infrastructure. We adapt the project to fund requirements and prepare the materials and an individual meeting scenario. You present the project to relevant investors while we handle preparation and process management.
Crypto market making services launched in sync with the token model. We manage liquidity after listing on one or two exchanges (CEX and DEX). Every package already includes investor pitch sessions.
Token listing services: negotiating the listing with the exchange, passing due diligence and coordinating the process. BingX is the primary listing partner. If another exchange suits the project better, we bring it in through the partner network.
The estimate is indicative. Final cost and timeline are fixed after an initial review of your materials. The listing module is priced separately, subject to exchange approval.
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You can join at any stage. Have finished tokenomics and raised capital — go straight to listing. Running a Web2 product with no tokenomics — start with the Workshop. The configurator will suggest which modules your project needs.
| # | Stage | Timeline | What happens |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Initial review | 24–48 hours | We study the request, materials and project stage, pick the optimal track and recommend the right modules. All details are agreed over email. |
| 2 | Tokenomics audit / design | 1–12 weeks | We audit the existing tokenomics or design a new model. In parallel we work through the product logic and prepare the project for the next stage. |
| 3 | Preparation | 1–2 weeks | We refine the materials, prepare the project for fund meetings and select launch partners: the exchange, infrastructure and legal support. |
| 4 | Investor pitch sessions | per schedule | We organize pitch sessions with funds and private investors through Fibonacci’s infrastructure. A real opportunity to present the project to potential investors. |
| 5 | Listing | by agreement | We negotiate the listing with BingX, guide the project through due diligence and coordinate the launch. If BingX is not the right fit, we bring in alternative exchanges through the partner network. |
| 6 | Market making / post-listing support | from 1 month | We launch market making simultaneously with the listing, maintain liquidity and support the project after the token goes live on the exchange. |
Every project gets an individual track, so the number of new projects per month is limited. We only work with teams ready for systematic work and feedback.
Offices in Dubai and Berlin. Clients across the US, Europe, MENA and LatAm.
Describe the project and we will study the request, materials and stage. Within 24 hours we come back to your email with a module recommendation. The initial review carries no obligations on your side.
