The document offers an opportunity to acquire a fully automated, decentralized Crypto Aggregator and Project Directory platform, powered by an AI-driven platform ("Oracle"). Unlike traditional directories, this service incorporates over 330 user-submitted Web3 projects, managed by their respective founders. A sophisticated administrative backend facilitates monetization, featuring an Ads Module for user-managed campaigns, an Expedited Paid Listings system, and a Token Launchpad framework, all supported by a 1.9+ year-old domain that attracts 100% organic traffic with a 114% growth year-to-date.
The platform's core components include an Automated Aggregator enabling project owners to manage their listings and an advanced backend system ensuring total operational control. It includes a Self-Serve Ads Module for campaign management and an Expedited Listings Protocol allowing premium submissions. The Oracle AI suite enhances user engagement by providing real-time analyses, including security scans and market predictions, having processed over 175 analyses.
Financially, the site presents a lucrative model with multiple monetization pathways, such as activating its Ads Engine, charging for listing tiers, and imposing fees for token pre-sales. Performance metrics reveal over 2,000 active users and 14,000 pageviews this year, alongside a growing social media presence.
The sale includes the entire database, design and AI backend, branding assets, and a two-week post-sale support period, reflecting the founder's limited capacity to engage in B2B sales and promising a seamless transition for new ownership. The asking price for this opportunity is set at $5,000.
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