What does a coordinated token migration update cover?
A coordinated migration update connects the project’s new contract and brand details across the public token profiles your audience uses. We plan the work around the platforms in scope, then organize the supporting information so each update request is clear and consistent.
This service is a fit when a project changes its contract address, token name, ticker, or logo and needs its public records reviewed together. It can also help when a rebrand is already live but different profiles still show different project details. We map the change rather than treating every profile as an isolated design edit.
The channel mix can include CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, DEXTools, and DEXScreener. We confirm which profiles exist, which details need attention, and what material is ready before submissions begin. For a broader overview of platform work, see listings and verification. If the main need is updating DEX screener profile details, review DEXTools and DEXScreener profile updates.
The practical result is a managed workstream: a confirmed change set, platform-specific request materials, submission tracking, and a record of what is visible at closeout. It does not replace the project’s technical migration or its responsibility to communicate the change to holders.
Which platforms should be included in the rebrand?
Include the platforms where the project already has a relevant profile and where an update would help users identify the correct token. We build the channel list from your existing pages and the exact changes being made, not from a generic checklist.
For each platform, we record the profile or pair, the current displayed details, the intended details, and the evidence that supports the change. CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko profile requests may require different submission paths and supporting context. DEXTools and DEXScreener work focuses on the relevant token or pair profile and the information displayed there. We prepare each request for its destination instead of sending one identical message everywhere.
Use this quick scope check before kickoff:
- Identify the old and new contract addresses and the applicable chain.
- Confirm the final token name, ticker, and logo files.
- Share official project channels and public migration announcements.
- List the profiles or pairs that should be reviewed.
- Flag any profile that currently shows outdated or conflicting information.
If you also need the token’s circulating supply record reviewed, we can coordinate it as a separate workstream through circulating supply verification. For a listing request rather than an update to an existing profile, see CoinGecko listing or CoinMarketCap listing.
What should the project prepare before submitting changes?
Prepare one approved source of truth before any platform requests go out. This prevents a ticker, logo, or contract detail from changing between submissions and gives reviewers a consistent explanation of how the migration relates to the existing token.
At kickoff, BrandBoost Guru uses a migration checklist to compare the project’s current public information with the requested updates. We ask the project contact to confirm the final fields and provide the relevant official materials. Depending on the change, useful items include the old and new contract addresses, chain details, logo files, official website and social links, and a public announcement describing the transition. Send only materials you are authorized to share.
We then organize the evidence by platform. Each request should make the requested edit easy to identify: what is changing, what should replace it, and which project-controlled source supports the update. If the project has a migration page or announcement, we use its exact wording and verify that the details match the submission pack.
Before launch, approve a single reference sheet containing the final name, ticker, logo, contract details, and links. Keep it available to the person responsible for community communications as well. This preparation supports both profile requests and the project’s own migration messaging; it does not perform the smart-contract migration itself.
How do we run the migration from kickoff to follow-up?
We run the work in phases so the project can see what is prepared, submitted, and still awaiting a platform response. The exact sequence follows the project’s migration plan and the platforms included in scope.
Week one — map and prepare. We confirm the change set, profile list, account access or submission route, and source materials. Then we prepare platform-specific requests and share them for project approval. You can resolve mismatches before anything is submitted.
Launch — submit and coordinate. Once the approved migration information is ready, we send the agreed update requests and record their submission status. The project team can use the same approved facts in its public announcement and support replies. If new information changes during launch, we pause the affected request and reconcile the reference sheet first.
Follow-up — check and close. We review the relevant public profiles, note visible changes, and follow up on open requests where appropriate. The closeout report separates completed visible updates from requests that remain under review, so the project has a clear handoff rather than an assumption that every page changed at once.
A named account lead coordinates the checklist, submissions, and status notes. For related work on token logo and explorer details, see explorer token information and logo updates.
How can you verify the work and read the report?
You can verify the work through a platform-by-platform record of what was requested and what is publicly visible at the time of review. Our closeout format is designed to distinguish delivery from platform response.
For every in-scope profile, the report records the platform, profile reference, requested fields, submission or follow-up status, and a note on visible changes. Where useful, we include a screenshot or page reference so your team can review the same display we checked. Any unresolved item is marked as pending or requiring project input, with the next action stated plainly.
A useful quality check is consistency across the updated surfaces. Confirm that the contract address points to the intended token, the ticker and name match the approved reference sheet, and the logo is the correct approved asset. Also check that the project’s own migration page and official channels do not contradict the information being submitted.
This reporting format gives founders, community managers, and listing contacts a shared record. It also helps the team answer practical questions after launch: which requests were filed, which changes can users see, and what remains to be handled. If the project needs help with another verification issue, see listing profile remediation.
What can affect a CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko update?
A platform update can be prepared and submitted cleanly, but the platform controls whether it accepts the request, what evidence it asks for, and when a change appears publicly. A review may require clarification or additional material, and a DEX screener’s displayed profile may not update at the same moment as an aggregator page. We report those outcomes accurately and deliver the agreed preparation, submissions, follow-up, and verification work—not a platform decision or a fixed publication time.
To keep the work moving, nominate one project contact who can approve the final facts and respond to evidence questions. Tell us about any pending changes to the contract or brand before submission, and share official links that explain the migration. If a reviewer requests more context, we’ll identify the gap and help prepare a focused response using the approved project information.
For a project preparing the change now, send the old and new contract details, final brand assets, official announcement links, and the profiles you want reviewed. BrandBoost Guru will map the platforms, confirm the work scope, and return a kickoff checklist and submission plan. Start with contact.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| Contract Migration | from $1,150 / project |
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
- Confirm the change setShare the current and intended contract and brand details, plus the profiles to update. We check that the project has one approved source of truth.
- Map platform requestsWe identify the relevant CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, DEXTools, and DEXScreener profiles in scope and organize the required materials for each.
- Approve the evidence packYou review the platform-specific request details and confirm that the links, assets, and migration explanation are accurate.
- Submit and follow upWe coordinate the agreed submissions, track their status, and prepare additional context if a platform asks for clarification.
- Review and reportWe check the public profiles and send a closeout report separating visible changes from open requests.
Frequently asked questions
How much does contract migration and rebranding support cost?
The service starts from $1,150 / project. The final scope depends on the platforms and profiles to update, the change set, and the state of the project’s supporting materials. Send the profile list and migration details so we can confirm the work included.
How long does a token rebrand update take?
Preparation and submissions follow the project’s launch plan, with platform updates checked during follow-up. We can control when agreed materials are prepared and submitted, but each platform controls its own review and display timing. The status report shows what is complete and what remains open.
Do you perform the smart-contract migration?
No. This service coordinates public listing and profile updates around a migration; it does not deploy or alter a smart contract. Your technical team should complete and validate the contract work, then provide the confirmed addresses and public migration information for the profile requests.
Can you update CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, DEXTools, and DEXScreener together?
Yes, we can coordinate requests for the platforms and profiles agreed in the project scope. We prepare each request for its destination and track it separately, because an update on one profile does not automatically change the others.
What information do you need to start a rebrand update?
Provide the old and new contract addresses, chain details, final token name and ticker, approved logo, official project links, and any public migration announcement. Include the existing profiles you want reviewed and name one contact who can approve the final submission materials.
Can you guarantee that CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap will approve the update?
No. Their teams control review decisions, evidence requests, and publication timing, while DEX screener profile displays are also outside our control. We commit to the agreed preparation, submissions, follow-up, and clear reporting, and we identify any request that needs a platform decision or more project evidence.
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