Partnership deck•Singapore•October 2026
An after-hours Web3 experience designed to turn sponsor presence into access, qualified introductions and a usable follow-up plan.
02Event briefWhat is being built
Crypto Noir is planned as a rooftop, after-hours experience in Singapore during TOKEN2049 Week. Music, light, hosted areas and sponsor-shaped moments create the setting; the partnership model adds a route from visibility to relevant conversations and follow-up.
01
A city-view setting that gives the night a clear sense of place without relying on a conventional conference format.
02
DJ programming built around techno, house and cyberpunk references.
03
Light, laser and neon-glitch direction designed to make sponsor moments part of the environment.
04
Drinks and bar concepts that can carry an agreed brand story through the guest experience.
05
Performances, announcements and planned drops that create natural points of attention.
06
VIP and sponsor-hosted areas for more deliberate conversations inside the wider night.
Planning status: the format and creative ingredients above are grounded in the supplied Luma listing. Final date, venue, hours, production inventory and activation feasibility are confirmed in the written partnership scope.
03Partner valueFive commercial jobs
The package is not a loose collection of logos. Each partnership is shaped around a sequence: earn attention, reach relevant people, create useful context and leave with a next action.
Enter a hosted environment designed for founders, investors, builders, protocols and ecosystem teams.
Integrate the brand into an agreed experience or moment rather than treating it as a passive logo placement.
Define who matters to the sponsor and use the available signals to prioritize relevant people and accounts.
Create permissioned, context-rich conversations around a sponsor-defined ideal customer or partner profile.
Organize consented interactions and next steps so the relationship can continue after the event.
Do not just sponsor the room. Build a route through it.
04Intended roomAudience design
The audience plan prioritizes categories that can create commercial or ecosystem value for partners. Final composition depends on registration, curation, partner nominations and confirmed event operations.
Founders
Company and protocol leaders building products, networks and new market positions.
Useful for partnerships, customers and fundraising context
Capital
VCs, angels, funds, allocators and investment teams evaluating people and opportunities.
Useful for deal flow and portfolio relationships
Builders
Developers, infrastructure, security, protocol and product teams working across Web3.
Useful for adoption, integrations and technical partnerships
Ecosystems
Growth, community, exchange, media and ecosystem operators connecting markets and narratives.
Useful for distribution and market entry
No audience percentages or attendance forecast is being claimed. Sponsor targeting begins with an agreed ICP and is constrained by the people who register, opt in and are available for introduction.
05Portfolio evidenceAggregate NonLocal indicators
These figures describe aggregate NonLocal event, community and campaign activity supplied for this proposal. They are context for delivery capability—not a forecast for Crypto Noir.
37,000+
Cumulative registrations
Across the event portfolio
14+
Event editions
Aggregate delivery history
30+
VC partners
Relationships named in brief
38,000
Luma community
Community size, not attendance
70,000+
Past X impressions
Historical campaign indicator
60%
Average email open rate
Historical channel indicator
15+
Media partners
Past relationship count
ICP
Sponsor-defined targeting
Scope before execution
Evidence boundary: registrations are not attendance; community members are not event guests; historical reach is not guaranteed campaign delivery. Figures should be revalidated against source records before public release.
06Selected relationships46 organizations • 47 roles
Earlier event materials identify the prior sponsor, partner, ecosystem, community and media relationships below. They show historical network context—not current endorsement or confirmed involvement in Crypto Noir 2026.
Historical relationship context only. Names are reproduced from supplied materials; relationship type, campaign scope, identity matching and timing should be revalidated before public release. No current endorsement or confirmed Crypto Noir 2026 participation is represented.
07Partnership deliveryBefore • during • after
A clear scope connects sponsor objectives to an activation, a target profile and a follow-up path. That is how the event becomes a business-development surface rather than a one-night media buy.
Before
During
After
Measurement is scoped, not implied. The statement of work should name the deliverables, responsible owners, available data, consent requirements and the measures used to review delivery.
08NonLocal IntelligenceThe differentiator
NonLocal Intelligence is the workflow around the event: define the sponsor's target, prioritize available signals, create contextual introductions and organize follow-up. It is not the sale of an attendee database.
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Identify potentially relevant people and accounts from available, permitted event and business context.
02
Compare relevance against the sponsor-defined ICP, market priorities and reason to connect.
03
Facilitate permissioned introductions with enough context for both sides to understand the value.
04
Organize consented interactions, ownership and next actions into a practical post-event workflow.
Who the sponsor needs to meet, why the connection matters and what a useful outcome looks like.
Registration, nominations and optional sponsor-defined questions, with clear disclosure and permitted use inside the agreed scope.
A working view of people and accounts worth attention, constrained by data quality and availability.
Introductions, meetings or follow-up recommendations—not guaranteed commercial outcomes.
Privacy by written scope: organizer-approved questions must be purpose-limited and disclosed. Exact fields, access, lawful basis, consent, retention and sponsor visibility depend on the registration platform and signed scope. Raw answers or contact data are not an automatic sponsorship entitlement, and sponsor follow-up requires separate opt-in.
09NonLocal Intel demoLeads • Talks
A scoped workspace can turn sponsor-defined questions and permitted event signals into an illustrative relevance view and a permissioned conversation workflow. Every record below is fictional—not live platform data or a promised outcome.
Illustrative static demo • fictional records
Potential priority signals
ICP relevance plus answers the attendee chose to disclose—never a “hot lead” guarantee.
Example Account A
Protocol infrastructure • SEA
Owner • Host reviewNext • validate context
Example Account B
Web3 product team • APAC
Owner • NonLocalNext • confirm interest
Permissioned handover
Conversation candidates move only when context and permission support the next step.
Account A ↔ Sponsor team
Conversation 01 • fictional
Handover • Context readyNext • propose intro window
Account B ↔ Sponsor team
Conversation 02 • fictional
Handover • Not releasedNext • confirm both sides
“Talks” means a permissioned conversation handover—not speaker sessions or guaranteed/booked meetings.
Raw answers and contact data are not automatically shared. Sponsor follow-up requires separate opt-in; fields, access and retention depend on lawful basis, registration-platform capability and signed scope.
10Activation inventoryIllustrative concepts
Activation concepts combine guest value with a clear sponsor role. Final placement, production, exclusivity and availability are confirmed only after venue and operational review.
01
A sponsor-branded hosted area for focused founder, investor and ecosystem conversations.
Indicative fit • Co-Host / Presenting
02
A structured point for relevant, permissioned founder and capital introductions.
Indicative fit • Co-Host / Presenting
03
A designed installation or live capture moment that gives guests a reason to engage and share.
Indicative fit • Experience+
04
Sponsor-hosted access for nominated guests and more deliberate conversations.
Indicative fit • Co-Host / Presenting
05
A live, lightweight product or ecosystem interaction designed for the event environment.
Indicative fit • Experience+
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An agreed post-event intelligence output tied to the sponsor's ICP and consented interactions.
Indicative fit • Intelligence scope
11Campaign lifecycleBeyond venue presence
Campaign scope should be explicit: named surfaces, formats, timing and asset responsibilities. Historical channel indicators provide context, but no reach or media placement is guaranteed unless written into the agreement.
Pre-event
Agreed event-page presence, social and community communication, partner assets and activation framing.
Live
Agreed venue presence, hosted experience, announcement or content capture shaped around the package.
Post-event
Agreed recap assets, partner amplification and intelligence handover with clear next-action ownership.
12Partnership packagesApproved price architecture
Four starting points, priced in USD. The inclusions below define the commercial direction—not an unqualified inventory promise. Final deliverables, allocations, rights and data scope are confirmed in the signed statement of work.
Presence
$5,000
For brands that need credible campaign and event presence.
Activation
$8,000
For brands that want an agreed role inside the guest experience.
Hosted ownership
$12,000
For brands that want to host part of the room and its conversations.
Primary association
$20,000
For a brand seeking the strongest agreed association with Crypto Noir.
| Benefit | Ecosystem | Experience | Co-Host | Presenting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Logo presence | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Social promotion | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| VIP access | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Custom questions for leads | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Hosted experience | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Stage / announcement | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| NonLocal Intelligence | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Curated introductions | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Dedicated lead report | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Naming association | — | — | — | ✓ |
Intelligence starts from Experience and scales by tier. Exact outputs and any organizer-approved sponsor questions depend on the brief, lawful basis, consent, available data, registration-platform capability and signed scope. No attendee list, lead volume, meeting, pipeline or commercial outcome is guaranteed. Category exclusivity, inventory quantities, pass allocations and production costs are not implied unless written into the final scope.
13Build your scopeObjective before inventory
Select the modules that matter. The generated email is a scoping brief—not a reservation or promise of availability.
Select modules
14Next stepSingapore • October 2026
Share the market priority, people you need to reach and role you want the brand to play. The team will return with an activation and delivery scope that can be confirmed in writing.
Partnership brief and commercial scope
Partnerships contact
Contact named in the supplied Luma listing
Event reference
Source for the current experience direction