Everything I've put real time into, including the ones that didn't work.
My own agency. AI-driven data on one side, marketing on the other. I worked directly with large projects on my own for years, then built Voyra around that. Campaigns run on what the data says, not on what feels right.
A Web3 IP project built on a rebellion manifesto, started when IP plays and tap-to-earn were peaking. 200 to 300 people put the skull and flag on their profile before we shipped anything. Then the market turned and we held it back. It's back on the table now. I still think it's the biggest thing I have, and I want to launch it into the right cycle, not this one.
Crypto marketing agency. I ran growth and launch campaigns for the Turkish market: communities, KOLs, and the noise around a launch. Most of the network I lean on today came out of that room.
A trading app. I handled everything from the pitch deck to the in-app buttons. It never found its market and I left after a year and a half. It's where I learned how a product actually gets built.
Projects
Token launches I've run the Turkish market for, at Golwens, on my own, and now through Voyra:
Blockchain data infrastructure. The $6M community sale on CoinList filled in 19 minutes, the fastest in CoinList history. January 2024.
Cross-chain liquidity infrastructure. Around $23M raised in total. CoinList sale in January 2024.
Bitcoin yield platform. The first project Binance ever launched through Megadrop, May 2024. TVL passed $1B before the token existed.
Cross-chain infrastructure. $4M led by ConsenSys. Token launch in March 2024.
Lending market on Sui. $3M led by CMS Holdings and 6th Man Ventures, March 2024.
A funding platform for early-stage biotech research. Listed on Binance in January 2025.
A meme coin incubated by Entangle Labs, June 2024. I secured an early allocation for my side.
Subsquid is the one I stayed with longest, through everything that came after the sale.