Partnership deck•Singapore•October 2026

CryptoNoir

An after-hours Web3 experience designed to turn sponsor presence into access, qualified introductions and a usable follow-up plan.

During TOKEN2049 WeekAfter-hours experienceNonLocal Intelligence
SingaporeMarket
October 2026Timing
After hoursFormat
Partner-ledActivation model

02Event briefWhat is being built

A social environment with a commercial job to do.

Crypto Noir brings a rooftop, after-hours experience to Singapore during TOKEN2049 Week. Music, light, hosted areas and sponsor-shaped moments create the setting; the partnership model turns visibility into relevant conversations and follow-up.

01

Rooftop direction

A city-view setting that gives the night a clear sense of place without relying on a conventional conference format.

02

Music-led energy

DJ programming built around techno, house and cyberpunk references.

03

Immersive production

Light, laser and neon-glitch direction designed to make sponsor moments part of the environment.

04

Signature serves

Drinks and bar concepts that can carry an agreed brand story through the guest experience.

05

Live moments

Performances, announcements and planned drops that create natural points of attention.

06

Hosted access

VIP and sponsor-hosted areas for more deliberate conversations inside the wider night.

03Partner valueFive commercial jobs

What a sponsor is actually buying.

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.

01

Access

Enter a hosted environment designed for founders, investors, builders, protocols and ecosystem teams.

02

Attention

Integrate the brand into an agreed experience or moment rather than treating it as a passive logo placement.

03

Intelligence

Define who matters to the sponsor and use the available signals to prioritize relevant people and accounts.

04

Introductions

Create permissioned, context-rich conversations around a sponsor-defined ideal customer or partner profile.

05

Pipeline

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.

Presence→Relevance→Introduction→Follow-up

04Intended roomAudience design

Designed around roles, not vanity volume.

The audience plan brings together the people who create commercial and ecosystem value for partners: founders, investors, builders, protocols and market operators.

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

05Portfolio evidenceAggregate NonLocal indicators

A network and distribution base already in motion.

NonLocal's aggregate event, community and campaign activity reflects an established network, a proven delivery history and strong distribution across Web3 markets.

37,000+

Cumulative registrations

Across the event portfolio

14+

Event editions

Across global Web3 markets

30+

VC partners

Across the NonLocal network

38,000

Luma community

Connected community members

70,000+

X impressions

Campaign distribution reach

60%

Average email open rate

Across community campaigns

15+

Media partners

Across media relationships

ICP

Sponsor-defined targeting

Built around partner priorities

06Selected relationships46 organizations • 47 roles

A proven network, arranged by relationship.

NonLocal's network spans sponsors, ecosystem leaders, communities, media and technology organizations across Web3 and adjacent markets.

Network and ecosystem interactions

20 organizations
AWS Google Stellar Development Foundation Gate MEXC OKX Animoca Brands Bitget CoinMarketCap BitMEX Arbitrum Foundation Chainlink TON SBI Group Decentraland Immunefi HackenProof Fenbushi Capital Wormhole Ethena

Community and partner network

13 organizations
Algorand Halborn Yellow Capital ChangeNOW LetsExchange Allnodes 50 Partners LATOKEN BlackStorm Intel GrowthSquare QVerify CyberKorp Leap Wallet

Media relationships

05 outlets
Bitcoin.com CoinRank Cryptopolitan CryptoNomads CoinGabbar

07Partnership deliveryBefore • during • after

The work starts before doors and continues after close.

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

Define and prepare

  • Agree commercial objective and ideal customer or partner profile
  • Choose the package and activation concept
  • Map campaign surfaces and sponsor assets
  • Draft organizer-approved sponsor questions, disclosures and opt-in language

During

Host and connect

  • Deliver the agreed brand presence or experience
  • Use hosted areas and moments to create context
  • Facilitate permissioned introductions where relevant
  • Record consented interactions and next actions

After

Organize and continue

  • Deliver agreed recap and campaign assets
  • Structure the sponsor's intelligence output
  • Confirm introduction status and ownership
  • Turn relevant conversations into a follow-up plan

08NonLocal IntelligenceThe differentiator

Relevance before volume.

NonLocal Intelligence is the workflow around the event: define the sponsor's target, prioritize relevant signals, create contextual introductions and organize follow-up.

01

Discover

Identify potentially relevant people and accounts from available, permitted event and business context.

02

Qualify

Compare relevance against the sponsor-defined ICP, market priorities and reason to connect.

03

Connect

Facilitate permissioned introductions with enough context for both sides to understand the value.

04

Follow up

Organize consented interactions, ownership and next actions into a practical post-event workflow.

Sponsor objective and ICP

Who the sponsor needs to meet, why the connection matters and what a useful outcome looks like.

Qualification signals

Registration, nominations and sponsor-defined questions create a focused view of relevance and intent.

Prioritized relevance

A working view of people and accounts worth attention, organized around fit, timing and intent.

Permissioned action

Introductions, conversations and follow-up recommendations with clear ownership.

09NonLocal IntelligenceLeads • Talks workspace

See the handover—not a spreadsheet dump.

Sponsor-defined questions and event signals become a clear relevance view and a permissioned conversation workflow, giving teams an actionable handover for follow-up.

NonLocal Intelligence workspace showing Leads and Talks

Leads • Talks workspace

Priority signals

Leads

02 priority accounts

ICP relevance and attendee-disclosed signals, organized for host review.

Example Account A

Protocol infrastructure • SEA

Potential fit
Disclosed signal
Validator operations
Horizon
0–3 months
Intro response
Yes

Owner • Host reviewNext • validate context

Example Account B

Web3 product team • APAC

Review
Disclosed signal
Security review
Horizon
3–6 months
Intro response
Maybe

Owner • NonLocalNext • confirm interest

Sponsor-defined registration questions

  1. 01Which [category] challenge are you actively evaluating?Custom answer format
  2. 02What is your expected evaluation horizon?Exploring • 0–3 months • 3–6 months • Later
  3. 03If relevant, may the host introduce you to a suitable [sponsor/category] team?Yes • Maybe • No

Permissioned handover

Talks

02 conversations

Conversation candidates move only when context and permission support the next step.

Account A ↔ Sponsor team

Conversation 01 • mutual interest

Mutual opt-in
Context
Validator operations
Known state
Both sides interested
Owner
Host

Handover • Context readyNext • propose intro window

Account B ↔ Sponsor team

Conversation 02 • host review

Host review
Context
Security review
Known state
Permission pending
Owner
NonLocal

Handover • Not releasedNext • confirm both sides

CandidateHost reviewMutual opt-inIntroducedFollow-up owner

10Activation inventoryPartner experiences

Own a useful moment inside the night.

Activation concepts combine guest value with a clear sponsor role, bringing the partnership to life through hosted spaces, content, product moments and curated connections.

01

NonLocal Founders Lounge

A sponsor-branded hosted area for focused founder, investor and ecosystem conversations.

Best fit • Co-Host / Presenting

02

Deal Flow Desk

A structured point for relevant, permissioned founder and capital introductions.

Best fit • Co-Host / Presenting

03

Cyber Noir Content Moment

A designed installation or live capture moment that gives guests a reason to engage and share.

Best fit • Experience+

04

VIP Tables

Sponsor-hosted access for nominated guests and more deliberate conversations.

Best fit • Co-Host / Presenting

05

Product Experience

A live, lightweight product or ecosystem interaction designed for the event environment.

Best fit • Experience+

06

NonLocal Intelligence Handover

A post-event Intelligence output tied to the sponsor's ICP and consented interactions.

Best fit • Experience+

11Campaign lifecycleBeyond venue presence

Build recognition before the night. Preserve utility after it.

The campaign connects surfaces, formats, timing and assets into one coordinated arc—from partnership positioning to live delivery and post-event follow-up.

Pre-event

Position the partnership

Event-page presence, social and community communication, partner assets and activation framing.

  • Campaign narrative
  • Brand assets and approvals
  • Guest, ICP and registration-question planning

Live

Deliver the moment

Venue presence, hosted experiences, announcements and content capture shaped around the package.

  • Activation delivery
  • Hosted access
  • Contextual introductions

Post-event

Extend the value

Recap assets, partner amplification and Intelligence handover with clear next-action ownership.

  • Recap and assets
  • Introduction status
  • Follow-up workflow

12Partnership packagesFour partnership levels

Choose the level of ownership.

Four partnership levels, priced in USD, with increasing ownership across presence, activation, Intelligence, hosted experiences and naming association.

Presence

Ecosystem Partner

$5,000

For brands that need credible campaign and event presence.

  • Brand presence across campaign and venue surfaces
  • Sponsor access allocation
  • Campaign and recap inclusion
  • Activation or Intelligence upgrades available

Explore Ecosystem

Activation

Experience Partner

$8,000

For brands that want a distinctive role inside the guest experience.

  • Ecosystem partnership foundation
  • One branded experience concept
  • Hosted guest access
  • Intelligence discovery and introduction planning

Explore Experience

Primary association

Presenting Partner

$20,000

For a brand seeking the strongest association with Crypto Noir.

  • Presenting association across campaign and venue
  • Primary campaign and venue positioning
  • Primary activation concept and hosted access
  • Priority Intelligence and introduction programme

Explore Presenting

Package benefit comparison

Benefits included in each Crypto Noir partnership package
BenefitEcosystemExperienceCo-HostPresenting
Logo presence✓✓✓✓
Social promotion✓✓✓✓
VIP access✓✓✓✓
Custom questions for leads—✓✓✓
Hosted experience——✓✓
Stage / announcement✓✓✓✓
NonLocal Intelligence—✓✓✓
Curated introductions—✓✓✓
Dedicated lead report——✓✓
Naming association———✓

13Build your scopeObjective before inventory

Start with what the partnership needs to achieve.

Select the modules that matter and send the team a focused brief to shape your partnership.

Select modules

14Next stepSingapore • October 2026

Start with the outcome.

Share the market priority, people you need to reach and role you want the brand to play. The team will return with a tailored activation and delivery plan.

Step 01

Define the brief

Objective, ICP, market priority, preferred package, timing and indicative budget.

Step 02

Shape the partnership

Activation, deliverables, access, campaign, Intelligence and measurement.

Step 03

Prepare delivery

Agreement, assets, owners, campaign calendar and operational production plan.

Event page

Crypto Noir: After Party

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Event details and guest registration