X Spaces and Telegram AMAs for Crypto Projects

Which live format fits your crypto project?

X Spaces and Telegram AMAs work best when the platform and session structure match the audience you want to reach. Start by deciding whether the priority is an open conversation, a project briefing, or a joint discussion with a KOL.

Choose one primary format before confirming speakers. A co-host can bring perspective, but the project still needs a representative who can answer product, roadmap, or ecosystem questions directly. For a broader creator plan, see KOL and creator campaigns. If the session is intended to sit within a wider X program, compare it with X KOL campaigns.

How should you structure an X Space or Telegram AMA?

A strong session has a defined audience, a narrow topic, and enough time for useful answers. Set the core question first; then arrange the conversation so listeners understand the project before the discussion moves into detail.

1. Opening: Introduce the host, speakers, and subject in plain language.
2. Context: Give the project representative room to explain the relevant product or update.
3. Discussion: Use prepared prompts to draw out concrete examples and decisions.
4. Audience questions: Group submissions by theme and select questions that fit the session.
5. Close: Recap useful points and state where listeners can find follow-up information.

Before approving the agenda, check that each speaker has a clear role and that the topic does not promise information the team cannot share. Prepare a short answer for sensitive or unresolved questions; a direct response that marks what is known is more useful than an improvised commitment. We can adapt the same topic into an X KOL campaign or a Telegram KOL channel placement when the live conversation needs supporting distribution.

What should speakers and KOL co-hosts prepare?

Speakers need a shared factual brief and a clear division of responsibility before the session is announced. That preparation keeps the conversation useful without forcing every answer into a script.

For a KOL, assess topic relevance and the ability to facilitate a real discussion, not simply the size of a visible audience. Agree how the project and guest will describe the collaboration, what the KOL is expected to do, and which questions should be referred to the project team. If the format calls for a longer interview or an enduring audio asset, consider whether podcast sponsorships and interviews better match the brief. We provide a shared speaker brief for review before promotion begins.

What happens before, during, and after the live session?

A live campaign needs an owner at each stage: promotion, room coordination, moderation, and follow-up. The work is planned as one sequence, so the audience sees a consistent topic and knows where to continue the conversation.

Promotion should give people a clear reason to attend: name the subject, speakers, and what questions the session will address. During the session, a moderator keeps transitions clear, groups similar submissions, and flags questions for the appropriate speaker. Afterward, the recap can help the team answer people who missed the live conversation and keep the discussion moving in its community. We can coordinate additional creator activity through KOL and creator campaigns, or connect the session to community growth and engagement when ongoing participation is part of the objective.

What can you control in an X Spaces or Telegram AMA?

You control the preparation, the agreed deliverables, and how speakers respond; the platforms and audience control whether a session is available to each user and who chooses to attend. Use this checklist to assess the work before approving a campaign.

• Confirm the platform, host, speakers, topic, and session responsibilities in writing.
• Review promotional wording and speaker notes before they are published.
• Agree how audience questions will be collected, selected, and handled.
• Decide what the recap will contain and who approves it.
• Keep a record of agreed placements and completed campaign materials.

Platform-specific limit: X controls access to and presentation of Spaces, while Telegram controls its service and channel environment; neither the agency nor project can direct those platform decisions. Attendance, audience questions, and how widely the announcement is seen are not deliverables we can promise.

Our delivery is the agreed planning, coordination, moderation support, and recap work. If your brief depends on a particular KOL, platform, or language market, flag that early so the proposal can specify what is confirmed and what still needs approval.

What should you send to start an AMA campaign?

A useful campaign brief lets us recommend a format and identify decisions that could delay speaker confirmation. Send the essentials together so the first review can focus on the session, not on chasing missing context.

We review the brief for topic clarity, speaker fit, platform choice, and approval needs. Then we return a proposed run of show, division of responsibilities, and campaign scope for confirmation. A project with no confirmed guest can still begin with the topic and audience; we can identify the role a co-host needs to fill before discussing options. For a direct estimate, see crypto AMA pricing. Send the brief to AEOTech; we will respond with the format recommendation and the next items needed to confirm the campaign.

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. Send the campaign briefShare the project context, audience, topic, preferred platform, and any speaker candidates. Mark sensitive topics and approval requirements.
2. Confirm format and scopeWe recommend an X Space, Telegram AMA, or co-hosted session and define the work, roles, and recap.
3. Prepare speakers and promotionWe coordinate the run of show, speaker brief, approved copy, and session logistics with your team.
4. Host and moderateWe support the agreed live-session roles, manage handoffs, and help keep questions on topic.
5. Review the recapWe prepare the agreed follow-up materials for your review and confirm completion of the campaign deliverables.