For early-stage blockchain founders, the hardest part isn’t shipping code—it’s the endless fundraising cycle: pitching VCs, chasing exposure, and building a community from zero. Synbo’s Community Consensus Offering (CCO) flips this model. It transforms fundraising itself into the act of community creation.
From “Asking for Money” to “Co-Building Value”
Traditional fundraising is extractive: projects beg for capital, and community building comes later. CCO turns it into a collaborative process where investors become co-builders, not spectators. The moment someone contributes, they own both financial and emotional stake in your success.
How to Execute a CCO in Four Phases
Phase 1 – Prepare & Custody Assets
Publish a clear proposal on Synbo. Define valuation, funding cap, token allocation, and lock mechanics. Escrow project tokens in Synbo’s Asset Pool for full transparency.
Phase 2 – Activate Captains
Captains are the community’s opinion leaders. Win them with real communication: open AMAs, detailed docs, and a convincing roadmap. Their endorsement sparks the “consensus ignition” your raise needs.
Phase 3 – Engage the Community Live
CCO is dynamic. Respond to questions, iterate terms, and share progress in real time. People invest more when they see you evolving in public.
Phase 4 – Deliver NFT Certificates & Plan Incentives
After the raise, issue NFT asset bundles representing each investor’s position. Use linear vesting to control supply and align incentives.
Beyond Funding: What You Really Gain
A CCO stress-tests your tokenomics under real market pressure. It distributes tokens widely from day one—reducing centralization risk and laying the foundation for decentralized governance.
CCO redefines founders from fund-seekers into ecosystem initiators. It converts fundraising from a drain into a launchpad for durable community energy.
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