Whitepaper
Your business and your token launch, written the way crypto investors read.
Sound familiar?
Three situations this service is built for.
A draft that reads like a business plan
No audit report or vesting schedule in it
A strong story crypto investors have never heard
What you get
Every section is written with you, checked against your numbers and reviewed by your counsel before it is published.
What the company does, its revenue and operating history, and why the token exists. Your credibility, made legible.
What the holder gets, how the token is used, and the terms of the offering in plain language.
Allocation, pricing per round and the release schedule, drawn from the tokenomics you approved.
The audit summary and the contract overview, in the form investors expect.
Leadership, advisors and the operating history that sets you apart from a token-only idea.
Drafted with your counsel so the document says what it must in your market.
A designed document, a short litepaper and a one-page summary for investor meetings.
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The whitepaper is finalised once tokenomics and the audit are done, so every number in it is already agreed.
Case studies
Named companies, the capital they raised and the return on our fee. Every figure is from a published TokenMinds case study.
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity company
A cybersecurity company with a technical team, weak positioning and unhappy early supporters. Fixing the story and the documents before the sale turned the raise around.
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ROI is capital raised divided by the TokenMinds fee. Past results are not a guarantee of future outcomes.
What it costs
You see our fee and every outside cost before you commit to a stage. No percentage of the raise hidden in a service fee, no pressure to sign.
Our fee
Fixed fee
Quoted in writing after the assessment.
Based on what already exists and how much has to be written from scratch.
Published track record
Published engagements ranged from USD 11,800 to USD 400,000, with capital raised 13.1x to 61.2x the fee. Source
Third-party costs, paid at cost
These go to the provider, not to us. We name each one in the engagement letter and agree the amount with you before it is incurred.
Legal opinion
Your counsel, or specialist counsel we introduce, confirms how the token is classified in your market.
FAQ
Straight answers. Anything else, ask on the first call.
Yes. Most whitepapers we produce start from a client draft. We keep what investors need, cut what they do not, and add the sections that are missing.
Long enough to answer an investor's questions and short enough to be read. Typically twenty to forty pages, with a litepaper of a few pages for first contact.
Your counsel. We draft the disclosure sections in the form investors expect and hand them to your lawyers for review before publication.
Yes. Translation into the languages of your target investors is scoped separately once the English version is final.
Yes. Book the consultation and bring your client's project. Boutique investment banks, IR firms and uplisting advisors take the same first step.
Send us what you have. A senior partner tells you what an investor will question and what the finished document needs.
Takes one minute. A reply within one business day.
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