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I. Why It’s Important to Define the Problem

Have you ever heard of SuperAI x Crypto before? If not, you’re missing out on an ocean of opportunity to tap into the next 100x coin using AI – the next Bitcoin.

You might be thinking, "I'm just interested in AI, why should I care about crypto?" Well, you're exactly like I was 1 year ago. And now, I kind of regret writing this so late for you.

AI and crypto are the perfect combination, FOR REAL. If you’re into AI, you’re already halfway to mastering the next big wave in the market. Everyone talks about the next Bitcoin, but the next big coin is out there, and it could be yours. But, to get there, you need to know how to create, fund, and launch your own token. That’s where AI comes in.

I’ve launched (and am currently running) a crypto project, and I’ve failed many times in the past. But now, I’m here to help you overcome those challenges and build your own money-making machine.

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First, when you're creating a token, defining the problem it solves is one of the most critical steps in the process. Whether you already have an idea or are just starting out, you need to ensure that your token is solving something real and valuable.

=> I believe this step will take most of your time when you are executing this process yourself, because the token concept is a make or break for any crypto project. Let’s break it down into two scenarios:

1. You Already Have an Idea for Your Token

If you already have an idea in mind for your token, that’s great! But you’re not done yet. Before you jump into building it, you need to ask yourself:

• What problem is my token solving?

• Why would someone want to use it?

• How is this problem different from what’s already out there?

Sometimes, the idea we have seems solid, but we don’t always think deeply about how much real-world value it brings. Even if your idea is 50% solid, it’s better to address these questions before diving too deep into development.

For example, when I started working on my first project (I don’t want to promote it here"), my initial thought was that tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs) would be a great idea. But I quickly realized that just the concept of tokenization wasn’t enough. People didn’t care unless it solved real-world pain points, like accessibility and affordability. So I took a step back and refined the concept, making it more valuable and relevant for the target audience.

Even if you feel like your idea is halfway there, take the time to go through this process from step 1. It’ll help you avoid wasting time and resources on a product no one needs.

2. You Don’t Have Any Idea Yet, or You Only Have a Very Vague One

If you don’t have a token idea yet or it’s just a vague thought, don’t panic. This is completely normal. Starting from scratch can actually be an advantage because you can take the time to define a real, actionable problem before committing to anything.

Yeah of course, not having any ideas means you need, or you must go along with me in today’s lesson!

So, no matter if your idea is 50% there or you're just starting from scratch, the first step is to define what problem you’re solving. Once that’s clear, you’ll be ready to move forward with confidence.

This is my personal approach to the process. It’s something I’ve tested and refined through trial and error in the crypto space. Basically, the process has 4 steps:

Now let’s go!

Step 1: Understand the Market & Identify the Problem

1. Look for Gaps or Pain Points in the Market

The first step is to look around and understand the industry you want to enter.

• Is there something that’s not working?

• Is there a challenge people face that could be solved with blockchain and your token?

For example, when I first started working on my first project (which is stilling going on right now), I saw that real-world assets (like real estate or art) were hard to access for everyday people. Only wealthy individuals or large institutions could invest in these things. That was a problem. So, I thought about how blockchain could make it easier and cheaper for people to invest in these assets. And that became the core problem it solved.

To start off, you need to identify trending narratives in the market, especially when launching a new token. This means finding out what the current market trends are, what problems people are talking about, and what solutions are being demanded. Here are some tools and strategies you can use to gather insights:

a. DeFiLlama’s Narrative Tracker → DeFiLlama is an incredibly useful tool for understanding the current trends, and it can give you a quick snapshot of where the market is heading.

=> You can use their narrative tracker to identify which sectors are gaining momentum and which narratives are being talked about the most. This can help you spot emerging trends that people are looking for solutions to.

• Go to the Narrative Tracker: Visit the link DeFiLlama Narrative Tracker.

• Review the Dashboard: You’ll see categories like Analytics, RWA, Bitcoin, Meme and more. This shows which sectors are currently getting the most attention.

  

• Check Market Data: DeFiLlama aggregates data from many protocols, giving you detailed insights on TVL (Total Value Locked), TVS (Total Volume Staked), and active users in different protocols.

  

• Track Trends Over Time: Look at the time frames to spot long-term growth or short-term hype. Pay attention to the categories that show strong growth over the past few months.

📌 MY PRO TIPS (Don’t say anyone else): When looking at trending narratives, don’t rush to jump on the biggest one right away (that Analytics line at the chart) - the one with the most attention. If you do, you won’t have enough time to properly launch a token unless you’re part of a large team or business. Instead, focus on the second or third trending narratives => they give you more time and space to execute.

b. Artemis Analytics for Sentiment and Market Analysis → Artemis Analytics is another powerful tool to help you track trends, especially focusing on blockchain activity, user behavior, and token movements.

=> This tool helps you understand what’s really happening under the surface of the crypto market by providing insights into things like liquidity, active wallets, and transaction trends.

• Visit Artemis Analytics: Go to Artemis Analytics.

• Review the Insights Dashboard: This will give you access to detailed market information, including on-chain analysis and user behavior.

  

• Track Token Movements: Artemis helps you spot which tokens are increasing in volume or getting attention, you’ll understand which kinds of tokens are currently “hot” and being discussed.

  

• Find Emerging Trends: You can look at how different protocols and tokens are being used over time. For instance, if you see a rise in decentralized identity or data privacy-related tokens, that might be a hint that privacy and security are becoming a bigger concern in the market.

For us, we use both daily to better understand where the narratives in crypto are heading and which problems are most urgent for users.

c. Google Trends & Trendwatcher to Track Emerging Trends

Another step we take is to stay ahead of the curve by monitoring emerging trends. AI tools can help you track new trends and future opportunities before they become mainstream.

If you notice a sudden spike in interest around privacy coins or decentralized storage, and your token can integrate with these concepts, it’s a sign you should explore these emerging trends further.

2. Understand Your Target Audience

First, you need to clearly define who your token is for. Your audience could vary depending on your token's purpose. Are they:

• Investors looking to make profits?

• Gamers interested in NFT rewards or in-game economies?

• Tech enthusiasts who care about the latest blockchain innovations?

• DeFi users seeking ways to stake or borrow?

To understand this, you’ll want to segment your audience based on these factors:

• Demographics: Age, location, job, education level.

• Psychographics: Their values, interests, behavior, and preferences.

• Pain Points: What problems or frustrations do they experience that your token could solve?

Knowing these details is the first step. But how can we know these?

• Social Media Sentiment Analysis: For crypto market, we used X (Twitter), Telegram & Reddit most of the time to research. These platforms are where our potential audience spends time discussing their interests, problems, and crypto projects they care about (Especially on X).
  
  => Then, we use Brandwatch & MonkeyLearn to scan thousands of posts and analyze them to determine whether people are excited, frustrated, or indifferent about our topic.
  
  If you’ve never use Brandwatch before, this is the overall review of it.

  

• AI Community Engagement Tools: Yes, I love AI tools, AI chatbots like ManyChat or Tars can automatically handle community interactions, whether on Telegram, Discord, or your website.

  

• AI for Market Segmentation: Use Socialbakers to provide in-depth analysis to break your audience into different groups based on their behavior, buying patterns, and engagement.

  

For example, I looked into the world of real-world asset tokenization and noticed that people were frustrated by the high costs and complexity involved in traditional investments. I dug deeper and found that there was no easy way to buy a small fraction of these high-value assets, and that’s when the idea of fractional ownership came to life.

3. Research Existing Solutions

Once you’ve figured out the pain points, it's time to look at what solutions already exist. It’s important to understand what people are using today, whether it’s a centralized system, another token, or something else entirely.

• What do people like or dislike about existing solutions?

• Where are they failing?

Don’t make the mistake of launching a token that doesn’t stand out from the competition. Your token needs to offer something better. For example, if you’re making a payment token and there are already 5 major tokens doing the same thing, how is yours different? Does it offer faster transfers, lower fees, or something unique, like integrations with certain platforms or discounts?

To find your competitors, it’s like even easier. Remember DefiLlama Narrative Tracker? Under each category, you can also easily see the tokens that are active in those spaces.

Click on each coin/token listed in the narrative tracker to learn more about them. Look at key data such as:

• Market cap (Is it small and niche or huge and established?)

• Volume (How actively is the coin traded?)

• TVL (Total Value Locked) (This tells you how much liquidity or capital is tied up in the platform; higher TVL often means more trust and usage.)

• Community: Look at their interface. Is it simple, or does it have a steep learning curve? How active is their community?

• Tokenomics: What is the token supply like for each competitor? Look at how tokens are distributed. What utility does the token have? Is it used for staking, governance, or transactions?

• Assess Adoption and Partnerships: Who are their partners? Do they have integrations with large, well-known platforms or companies? How is their adoption rate? Are users flocking to the token because it solves a real-world problem?

• Spotting gaps: Is there something your competitors aren’t doing well that you could improve on?

• Differentiation: What can you do differently? Can you provide a better user experience, faster transactions, or more robust utility?

• Target a niche: Instead of competing directly with large tokens, you might target a specific niche or user group that is underserved.

Read the full whitepaper, start asking questions in relevant reddit communities, go through CMC & CoinGecKo listings, go through the smart contract & owner’s wallet transactions on BscScan and find amazing details here. That sounds too complicated right?

Don’t worry, get back to ChatGPT and use the reasoning model (o1 or o3 is okay). Copy and paste this prompt:

You are tasked with analyzing the current state of the cryptocurrency market, specifically focusing on a particular narrative or sector (such as DeFi, NFTs, Gaming, Privacy Tokens, etc.), identifying key competitors in that space, and providing a detailed analysis of their strengths, weaknesses, and positioning. You will use DeFiLlama’s Narrative Tracker and Artemis Analytics data to guide your analysis.

Instructions:

Identify the Sector/Narrative:

Based on the data from DeFiLlama Narrative Tracker, choose a sector that has shown significant growth or interest in the last 6 months (e.g., Lending, DEXes, NFTs, Yield Farming, etc.).
Identify at least 3 key tokens (coins) from that sector listed in the tracker and analyze them.
For Each Token, Provide the Following:

Market Data:

Current market capitalization and rank in the sector (low cap, mid cap, or high cap).
24-hour trading volume and Total Value Locked (TVL) in the relevant protocol or platform.
Analyze whether the token is growing or declining in volume and market cap over the past 3 months.
Strengths and Weaknesses:

Identify key unique selling points (USPs) of each token (e.g., is it solving a real-world problem, offering better liquidity, better UX/UI, etc.?).
Identify any weaknesses or limitations that users or the community have pointed out (e.g., slow transactions, high fees, lack of scalability, poor governance).
Tokenomics:

Total supply: Is it inflationary (grows over time) or deflationary (supply decreases)?
Circulating supply vs. max supply and how this affects market value.
Governance: Does the token have governance rights or use for staking and rewards? How does it incentivize holders?
Adoption & Partnerships:

What are some notable partnerships or integrations the token has made (e.g., partnerships with other blockchain projects, adoption in real-world industries)?
User adoption: Is the token being used by real people or projects, or is it mainly speculative?
Community Sentiment & Growth:

Use Artemis Analytics or other sources to provide sentiment analysis from social platforms, such as Reddit, Twitter, or Telegram.
How active is the community? What are common complaints or compliments from users in these communities?
Competitive Landscape:

Compare the 3 tokens you analyzed. How do they differentiate themselves from one another? Are there any gaps in the market that have yet to be addressed?
If the tokens are in direct competition, how does your token idea fill a gap that these competitors may be missing?
What are the trends within the narrative? Are there emerging patterns you see in these competitors’ performance or utility?
AI Analysis of Competitor Gaps:

Using the historical data and market insights, identify areas where competitors are underperforming or where a new competitor could gain traction.
Are there any untapped user needs that you believe a new token could fulfill in the sector?
Actionable Insights:

Based on the analysis above, provide actionable insights for how a new token could position itself in this narrative. What would make it stand out in terms of utility, adoption, and community engagement?
Provide suggestions for unique features or innovative tokenomics that would give a new token a competitive edge.
Data Sources to Include:

DeFiLlama Narrative Tracker for identifying trending sectors and tokens.
Artemis Analytics for sentiment analysis and on-chain activity.
Market Data from CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, and other relevant sources to validate volume, market cap, and liquidity trends.
Community Feedback from Reddit, Twitter, Telegram, and Discord.

Remember to turn on “Search” button. Or if you’re using ChatGPT Plus or Pro version, click on “Deep research” and it’ll return a full report for you. Much easier for you now.

When I started my own, I researched existing real-world asset tokenization platforms and found that most were complicated, expensive, and not very user-friendly. That gave me the opportunity to create something simpler, more accessible, and affordable.

Sometimes, the problem you identified in the beginning might need to be sharpened or refined. Maybe the market needs a more affordable solution or a platform that offers more flexibility.

📌 MORE SITES TO RESEARCH:

• CoinMarketCap: Click on RWA topic (or your topic) → Sort by % increase in 24h/ 7 days/ Volume to see all the tokens and cryptocurrencies that have done well in that period.

  

• X/ Telegram group: To see what they are doing, what content they post,… how many subscribers they have.

  

• PinkSale: Scroll down and look for leaderboard on the left menu. I would definitely recommend going at least 5 or 6 weeks ago and look for the raised volume. So if a project has raised good volume, look through the details of it.

  

• Dex tools: It's basically a platform where you can track all the top trending tokens on all the networks. First I will select all the chains and as you can see these are the top trending projects. Do some research on the project like usual. If this is a rug pull, the website is not working.

  

=> So if you want to explore a project, the first step is their website, then their social media, then their smart contract (because smart contract can give you a lot of details on the project), If you get this part right, everything else will follow much more smoothly.

Step 2: Define Your Token’s Unique Solution

Now that you know what problem your token is solving, the next crucial step is to clearly define how your token is going to solve that problem in a way that no one else is doing. If you don’t have a unique solution, your token will blend in with thousands of others that fail to stand out.

1. Start With Your Value Proposition

The first thing you need to do is identify the core value your token provides. This is the reason why people will choose your token over others.

Value proposition is the promise you’re making to your users about the benefits they’ll get. It’s not just about "I have a token", it’s about how that token helps solve their specific problem. Think of it like this:

• Why do people use Amazon over other stores? Because Amazon offers convenience, speed, and a huge variety.

• Similarly, your token needs to offer something that makes it stand out.

🔥 1 strong formula we use to identify this part is “5 Whys” analysis. It’s really simple, just ask your self “why” 5 times like this example:

Example: If you're creating a token for gaming, your token might solve the problem of high transaction fees or slow in-game payments. You need to clearly show how your token will make gaming transactions faster and cheaper than traditional options.

2. Be Specific About How Your Token Solves the Problem

To make sure you’re not just another “me-too” token, you have to define your competitive advantage → what sets your token apart from everything else on the market.

It's important to be specific about how your token will solve the problem. Don’t just say, “It will make things better.” That’s vague and not convincing. Instead, explain exactly how your token works.

For example:

• Faster payments: Your token could use a blockchain that processes transactions in under 5 seconds, while traditional payment methods take hours.

• Lower fees: If your token helps lower transaction fees from 5% to 0.5%, that’s a specific and measurable difference. It makes the problem clearer and easier for people to understand.

• Accessibility: If your token gives access to real-world assets (like real estate) that were previously locked behind high entry costs, explain how it opens doors for everyone, not just the wealthy.

You need to make sure that your token offers something new or improved compared to existing solutions. Look at what’s already out there in the market, and figure out how your token improves upon it.

=> Remember, you’re not trying to impress anyone with complex language or technical jargon. You need to keep it simple.

Don’t worry, we prepared this prompt again for you, it will follow the previous one:

I am launching a new token aimed at solving [state the problem your token aims to solve]. This token is designed for [state the target audience: investors, gamers, DeFi users, etc.]. I need a detailed analysis of the token's unique solution, including a breakdown of how it stands out from competitors and provides a meaningful value proposition.

Please write a full, in-depth analysis based on the following areas, using clear, simple language, and providing examples and data where possible.

1. Problem Identification
- Clearly define the problem this token is solving.
- Provide real-world examples or market trends where this problem exists (use data if available).
- Explain the current market scenario and why existing solutions are insufficient.
- Unique Solution Offered by the Token

2. How does the token solve this problem specifically?
- Detail the core mechanics that make this token different from others.
- Explain the technical solutions used, if applicable (e.g., faster transactions, lower fees, decentralized governance).
- Highlight real-world use cases and how the token solves them more effectively than other methods.

3. Target Audience and Market Fit
- Who is the target audience? Why is this token a valuable solution to them?
- Provide evidence or data showing that this audience faces the problem your token is solving (e.g., surveys, case studies, or trends).
- Discuss the scalability of the solution: How will this token grow with its user base?

4. Differentiation and Competitive Advantage
- Identify key competitors in the space (if any).
- Explain the unique selling points (USPs) of this token compared to existing solutions (e.g., improved speed, security, fees).
- Provide a comparison table or bulleted list of differences to competitors.
- Discuss any strategic advantages (e.g., blockchain choice, partnerships, or community support).

5. Validation and Market Research
- How can you validate that the solution is needed in the market? What research or feedback has been gathered from potential users?
- Reference market trends, statistics, or user surveys to back up the claims of the token’s effectiveness.
- What is the future potential of this token in solving the problem? Is the problem growing or evolving?

6. Simplicity and Communication
- Write a clear and concise explanation of the token’s solution, using simple language for easy communication.
- Imagine explaining it to a non-expert in the space. What are the main selling points to highlight?
- Focus on making the explanation easy to grasp, without excessive jargon or technical terms.

7. Supporting Data & Evidence (Optional)
- If possible, include numbers, statistics, or real-world examples that support how this token solves the problem better than anything else.
- Use available tools like market research reports, trends, or testimonials from beta users to strengthen the analysis.

This prompt will encourage a detailed and comprehensive analysis, including the essential components for defining your token’s unique solution. It guides the reasoning model to include specific examples, data, and a comparison with competitors.

Step 3: Validate Your Token Idea with Real Feedback

I know, when you come up with an idea for your token and you might think it’s “wow” and you get too excited. But in reality, you can’t just guess what people want, you need to validate it before moving forward. The best way to validate your idea is to talk directly to the people who would use your token.

The best & easiest way you can do is to post a question on Reddit. Don’t just ask them if they like your token. Ask specific questions like:

• What are the biggest issues you face in this area?

• How do you currently solve those problems?

• Would you use a token that helps with X? Why or why not?

Write down or record their answers. You can even set up a survey or a poll to get more structured feedback. Use some tools like Google Forms or Typeform to make this easy.

I have a list of Reddit subchannel in crypto market. Take it for Free in the course here.

Sometimes, the best feedback comes from a one-on-one chat. Go into forums or social media channels and ask if people are open to a quick chat about their needs. Just listening to them can give you a lot of insight into what they want.

Once you’ve gathered all this feedback, you’ll need to adjust your idea. Don’t just brush off the negative comments, listen to them. Validation doesn’t stop after one round. Ongoing feedback is important because markets and user needs change over time.

Step 4: Refine Your Token’s Purpose with a Clear Vision

In this step, we're going to go over how to make your token's purpose clear and build a vision that connects with users, investors, and partners.

So, what does this mean for you? It means that you need to focus on one core purpose for your token. That’s your north star. Everything your token does should relate back to this central purpose.

For example, if your token is aimed at helping people invest in real estate, make sure that's the only thing it focuses on for the beginning. Don’t throw in features like online shopping rewards or gaming unless they directly contribute to your main goal.

Focus. Focus. Focus.

Let’s say you’re creating a token that aims to help people streamline cross-border payments. You need to be upfront about how it solves that problem. It could be something like:

Does this sound simple enough? I bet even someone who doesn’t know much about crypto can understand that.

The last point here is something that I’ve learned over time: Stay flexible. As you launch your token and gather feedback from your community, you’ll learn a lot. Your initial idea will evolve, and that’s okay. Adapting your token’s vision to what your users want and need is a key factor in long-term success.

🎁 BONUS: Final Checklist for Defining Your Token Concept

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Summary & Next Steps

Alright, we’ve just covered how to define the concept behind your token. We started by talking about how your token needs a real purpose. If you solve a problem, you have something valuable. After identifying the problem, it’s all about clearly explaining how your token is different. Stick to the core problem and the solution your token provides.

=> If you can tell a compelling story, your community will be much more likely to get involved. Always be ready to change based on feedback. Test your ideas, adapt to feedback, and keep your token’s concept flexible. The crypto world changes fast, and so should your approach.

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