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OTC Agent
- Unlock the potential of your investment/business contacts network
- Access cutting-edge trading tools
- Expand your network with an exclusive proposition
- Gain market insights
- 1.Managing pipelines, client services, partnerships.
- 2.Identifying new clients from VC, Family offices, DAOs, Syndicates, Private investors, etc. Engaging them in secondary trades, providing quality briefings, and forming preliminary orders.
- 3.Sourcing liquidity for current lots using all available liquidity search tools and sales instruments.
- 4.Achieving personal and team sales targets. Independently maintaining contacts, outreach, etc., through CRM and other tools.
- 5.Cultivating partnerships with B2B clients, seeking resellers, activating and engaging. Onboarding and collaborating with the marketing team.
- 6.Customer acquisition, briefing, assisting in product creation, and delivering optimal service.
- 7.Actively participating in deal execution with your clients. Creating or enhancing deal flows, refinements, etc.
- 8.Customer acquisition and relaying customer insights to the product team for improving user experience.
- 9.Continuously enhancing the commercial aspect of our startup's operations.
- 1.For the initial 2 months, a fixed compensation of $2000/month is offered. After 2 months, conditions will be reviewed for an increased fixed compensation. The first 2 weeks are considered a trial period, and if we don't find a good fit, a compensation of $1000 will be provided.
- 2.We're ready to share up to 20% of our profit, post-deductions for revenue sharing, expenses, cashbacks, etc. related to third parties.
- 3.Partner earnings will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis as conditions with partners are still under negotiation.
- 4.Over time, we will develop a transparent system of operations and motivation in which you will play an integral role. Transparency is our guiding principle!
Marsbase introduces a decentralized OTC trading platform designed for both institutional and retail investors.
Every Web3 project faces liquidity management challenges and the task of maintaining token value post-Public Sale. Token dumps by early-stage investors, panic sales within the community, liquidity struggles across platforms, high-cost market making, the risks of trading SAFTs through OTC managers, and the complexity of liquidity sourcing are common obstacles.
Marsbase addresses these key issues and renders OTC transactions transparent, swift, cost-effective, and secure.
- Highly fragmented
- Lack of standardized transaction protocols
- Limited trust between buyers and sellers
- OTC managers charge substantial commissions
- Deals often prolonged
- Difficulty in sourcing liquidity to close transactions
- The ability to buy or sell SAFTs/SAFEs at optimal prices
- The capability to sell significant allocations of unlocked tokens without experiencing slippage or dumps
- Access to diverse distressed and undervalued assets
- Four types of OTC transactions, including auctions and unique fractional transactions
- Up to 30% commission discounts in OTC transactions
- Secondary transactions grant buyers access to a broader spectrum of investment opportunities and assets that might not be available on the primary market.
- Buyers on the secondary market can acquire tokens/shares of startups that have matured or surpassed their initial growth phase. This mitigates risks and reduces the time investors need for an exit. Buyers on the secondary market can purchase shares in the early stages of growth, earning a portion of the gains without being in from the ground up.
- As a buyer, you can evade the traditional J-curve, where initial capital is raised to fund the initial capital raise.
- Secondary investments offer more flexibility to buyers than the primary market, as they can select specific investments to acquire and negotiate terms directly.
- Investors have flexibility in deal sizes and can enter assets incrementally.
- Selling private capital stakes on the secondary market can provide sellers with capital they can use for new investments.
- Startup investments are often illiquid and challenging to manage within a diversified investment portfolio. The secondary market enables sellers to rebalance their portfolios, make better investment decisions, and manage risks more effectively.
- The secondary market can provide an exit strategy for investors who may have held onto their investments longer than initially intended or seek to exit investments to explore other opportunities.
- The secondary market can help sellers determine the market value of their assets, providing a benchmark for evaluating ROI.
Marsbase introduces a decentralized OTC trading platform designed for both institutional and retail investors.
Every Web3 project faces liquidity management challenges and the task of maintaining token value post-Public Sale. Token dumps by early-stage investors, panic sales within the community, liquidity struggles across platforms, high-cost market making, the risks of trading SAFTs through OTC managers, and the complexity of liquidity sourcing are common obstacles.
Marsbase addresses these key issues and renders OTC transactions transparent, swift, cost-effective, and secure.
- Highly fragmented
- Lack of standardized transaction protocols
- Limited trust between buyers and sellers
- OTC managers charge substantial commissions
- Deals often prolonged
- Difficulty in sourcing liquidity to close transactions
- The ability to buy or sell SAFTs/SAFEs at optimal prices
- The capability to sell significant allocations of unlocked tokens without experiencing slippage or dumps
- Access to diverse distressed and undervalued assets
- Four types of OTC transactions, including auctions and unique fractional transactions
- Up to 30% commission discounts in OTC transactions
- Secondary transactions grant buyers access to a broader spectrum of investment opportunities and assets that might not be available on the primary market.
- Buyers on the secondary market can acquire tokens/shares of startups that have matured or surpassed their initial growth phase. This mitigates risks and reduces the time investors need for an exit. Buyers on the secondary market can purchase shares in the early stages of growth, earning a portion of the gains without being in from the ground up.
- As a buyer, you can evade the traditional J-curve, where initial capital is raised to fund the initial capital raise.
- Secondary investments offer more flexibility to buyers than the primary market, as they can select specific investments to acquire and negotiate terms directly.
- Investors have flexibility in deal sizes and can enter assets incrementally.
- Selling private capital stakes on the secondary market can provide sellers with capital they can use for new investments.
- Startup investments are often illiquid and challenging to manage within a diversified investment portfolio. The secondary market enables sellers to rebalance their portfolios, make better investment decisions, and manage risks more effectively.
- The secondary market can provide an exit strategy for investors who may have held onto their investments longer than initially intended or seek to exit investments to explore other opportunities.
- The secondary market can help sellers determine the market value of their assets, providing a benchmark for evaluating ROI.