X Spaces and AMAs for Crypto Projects

Which live format fits your crypto project?

X Spaces and Telegram AMAs give your team a direct way to explain a product, answer questions and hear what the community wants clarified. We help you choose a format based on the audience you need to reach, the speakers available and the conversation you want to have—not on a platform trend.

An X Space can suit a public discussion with a founder, project contributor and invited KOL. A Telegram AMA can work well when the audience already follows your project in Telegram and wants questions handled in a familiar community setting. A co-hosted session adds a partner or KOL voice, with roles agreed before promotion begins.

Before choosing, define the intended outcome: introduce a launch, explain a product change, discuss a GameFi feature or respond to recurring community questions. Then confirm:

• Who is the primary audience, and where do they already participate?
• Which speaker can answer product and token-related questions accurately?
• Is the topic narrow enough to fit a single live conversation?
• What should listeners do after the session?

For a broader creator plan, see KOL and creator campaigns. If the main distribution channel is an X creator’s account, compare it with X KOL campaigns.

What happens during week one of an X Spaces campaign?

Week one turns the campaign brief into a session the speakers can deliver confidently. We begin with a kickoff checklist covering the project, audience, topic, key claims, preferred date range, speakers, links and approval contact. This lets us flag missing information before invitations or promotional copy go out.

Next, we shape a concise session premise and build a run of show. It includes the opening, speaker introductions, topic blocks, audience Q&A and closing call to action. We prepare prompts that invite specific answers without scripting the speakers, and identify claims that need confirmation by your team. If a KOL is co-hosting, we agree responsibilities, talking points, timing and review steps in advance.

The project should provide current product information, approved descriptions, relevant links and a point person who can approve copy. Send any sensitive topics or questions that require a subject-matter expert early; this helps us assign the right speaker instead of leaving an important question unanswered live.

At BrandBoost Guru, an account lead checks the run of show and promotional materials against the kickoff brief before the client reviews them. For a wider creator mix, micro-KOL campaigns can complement the live event with additional audience touchpoints.

How do we launch and host the live session?

Launch week is about making the session easy to understand, easy to join and well managed once it starts. We prepare a promotional sequence with the approved topic, speaker details, date, joining information and a clear reason for the intended audience to attend. The project reviews the copy and confirms that speakers are ready before the promotion is scheduled.

For the live session, we assign a host or moderator to open the room, introduce participants, keep the discussion on its agreed topic and move between prepared prompts and audience questions. The project’s subject-matter expert handles technical or product answers; the moderator should not improvise facts on the team’s behalf. A co-hosted session also needs a named contact for each participating team, so last-minute changes reach the right person.

A practical live checklist includes:

• Confirm speaker handles, joining details and final approved copy.
• Test the opening, transitions, audience Q&A and closing message.
• Keep a queue of audience questions and note unanswered items.
• Share the next step clearly, such as a product page or community link.

If your audience is concentrated in Telegram, we can plan the event as a Telegram AMA; ongoing creator distribution can be coordinated with Telegram KOL channels.

What does useful AMA reporting include?

A useful report shows what was delivered, what the audience asked and what your team can do next. After the session, we provide a campaign recap with the session link where available, participating speakers, the agreed promotional work, key discussion themes and notable audience questions. We also flag questions that need a written answer, so the project can close the loop instead of letting useful feedback disappear after the live event.

The follow-up can include a short post or thread summarizing the main points, a set of reusable quotes approved by the project, and a proposed response for unanswered questions. The exact content depends on the materials agreed for the campaign. We do not present a recap as a substitute for the full recording; it is an accessible reference for people who could not attend and for the team planning its next communication.

We organize reporting around delivery and learning rather than unsupported claims. You can review whether the session reached the intended community, whether speakers covered the planned topics and which questions suggest a need for more documentation or another event. For ongoing creator coordination, KOL management can extend that work beyond a single session. If the project also needs an audio interview format, consider podcast sponsorships and interviews.

What can affect an X Space or Telegram AMA?

The campaign team controls the brief, preparation, speakers, promotion it has agreed to deliver and the quality of live moderation. Platform availability, audience attendance, discovery and audience participation remain outside the campaign’s control. X may change how a Space is displayed or accessed, and Telegram participants may join, leave or choose not to submit questions; neither platform guarantees a particular audience size or placement.

We commit to the agreed coordination and deliverables, not a specific attendance level, platform feature or outcome from the conversation. Keep product claims accurate, avoid presenting uncertain roadmap items as confirmed, and have a designated project representative review sensitive answers before the event.

To reduce avoidable friction, prepare a backup speaker, share approved joining instructions in advance and decide how the host will handle questions outside the speakers’ expertise. If a platform feature or the session details change, we coordinate the update with your team and revise the information we control. These steps protect clarity and keep the live conversation useful without implying that the platform will distribute it in a particular way.

How can an AMA support a wider KOL campaign?

A live event works best as one part of a coordinated communication plan, not as an isolated calendar entry. Before booking, decide whether the session should introduce the project, deepen an existing topic or give the community access to a particular contributor. Then align the event’s message with the creator content and community activity surrounding it.

A simple campaign sequence could use a KOL post to introduce the subject, the live session to handle questions and a follow-up recap to preserve useful answers. For projects targeting a regional audience, choose speakers and session timing around the language and community context you can support. KOL campaigns for Asian markets may be relevant when regional creator coordination is part of the brief. For GameFi, make sure the session includes someone who can demonstrate or explain the player experience, not only discuss the project at a high level.

At kickoff, send us your project summary, audience, preferred format, available speakers, topic, timing constraints and approved links. We will return a campaign outline and a checklist of decisions for your team; once those are confirmed, we can coordinate the session and its follow-up.

Prices

Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.

How it works

1. Brief the campaignShare your audience, objective, topic, speaker options, timing constraints and approved project links. We use these details to recommend an X Space, Telegram AMA or co-hosted format.
2. Build the session planWe prepare the run of show, speaker prompts, roles, moderation notes and promotional outline. Your team reviews the claims and details before anything is shared.
3. Confirm speakers and promotionWe coordinate the host and any KOL co-host, confirm responsibilities, and prepare approved joining information and promotional materials.
4. Host the conversationThe moderator guides the session, keeps the discussion on track and routes product questions to your designated project representative.
5. Deliver the recapWe share the agreed campaign report, key discussion themes and follow-up recommendations so your team can respond to open questions and plan the next touchpoint.