Not case studies. Build logs. The real journey of every Arete partnership — what we did, what worked, what we learned.
Built a complete Web3 marketing agency website from scratch: 7 pages, Notion CMS, AI-powered daily briefings pulling from 12 crypto news sources, 19 educational guides from beginner to advanced, auto-detecting user region for personalized news. Launched to 78 community members on Google Meet. Not just a website — a platform. Daily briefings refresh every morning at 6am EAT. Learning paths teach crypto from "what is Bitcoin" to "how to launch a token." Everything managed from Notion.
Build the product your community needs, not the one that looks good in a pitch deck. Our community needed education and daily news — that's what we built.
16 consecutive weekly Spaces. Every Saturday. No skipping. Topics ranged from Web3 101 to DeFi strategies to vibecoding. Guest speakers from across the ecosystem. Average 109 listeners per session. Peak session: 205 listeners on Basics of Crypto Trading. Most Web3 projects do 3 Spaces and disappear. Arete showed up 16 times and counting. Consistency is the rarest asset in this industry.
Show up every week. The audience compounds. Week 1 had 158 listeners. By month 3, people were inviting friends. Consistency beats virality.
BingX's Business Development Manager Cheriz_Wilfred joined an Arete Space for a live conversation about exchange growth in Africa. This wasn't a scripted promo — it was a real conversation about what BingX is building for African traders. 136 listeners tuned in live. The partnership validated Arete's position: exchanges need a bridge to African communities, and Arete is that bridge.
Exchanges want authentic community access, not paid shills. When you build real community, the partnerships come to you.
Arete's first major exchange partnership. We brought OKX to Githunguri, Kenya — not a tech hub, not Nairobi CBD, but a real community that needed access to crypto education. Over 500 people showed up. We didn't just talk about crypto — we showed people how to set up wallets, explained P2P trading, and answered the questions that matter: "Is this safe?" "Can I use M-Pesa?" "Will I lose my money?" This event proved that crypto education in Africa doesn't need fancy venues. It needs people who speak the language and show up where the community is.
Go where the people are, not where the industry expects you to be. Githunguri proved that demand for crypto education exists far beyond Nairobi.
Partner with Arete and we'll build your African presence — transparently.