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How Web3Eco Used Telegram Outreach to Secure Investor Calls and Soft Commits

  • Writer: Grigorii Mordkovich
    Grigorii Mordkovich
  • Mar 30
  • 2 min read
Telegram outreach for Web3 fundraising reaching investors while email and LinkedIn remain saturated

Raising in Web3 is getting harder:

  • VCs are overloaded

  • Cold emails get ignored

  • Warm intros don’t scale


But one channel is still underutilized:

👉 Telegram outreach


This case shows how a Web3 project used Telegram outreach with Spredo to connect directly with investors, book meetings, and secure early commitments.



The Client

Web3Eco is a Web3 project focused on RWA (real-world assets) and tokenized assets, actively raising funds.


Their goal:

👉 Start conversations with the right investors — fast.



The Strategy

Instead of broad investor outreach, they focused on precision targeting + Telegram-native execution.


1. Investor Targeting


They filtered for:

  • Web3 VCs active in the last 12 months

  • Tier 3–5 funds

  • Focus on RWA and tokenized assets


This ensured:

👉 High relevance

👉 Higher reply probability


2. Conference Layering


Targeting Web3 VCs by combining Consensus attendees with RWA-focused venture funds using Telegram outreach

They added an extra layer:

  • VCs attending Consensus Singapore

  • Combined with their core investor filters


This unlocked:

👉 Highly relevant, physically available investors


Result = 9 IRL meetings booked directly via Telegram outreach



Execution

Using Spredo’s Telegram outreach system for Web3 fundraising, they:

  • Ran ~500 targeted outreaches

  • Used structured follow-ups (where 50% of replies come from)

  • Managed conversations in real time



Results (First 30 Days)


Web3 Telegram outreach results showing 16 investor conversations, 9 meetings at Consensus Singapore, and 2 soft commits
  • 500 outreaches

  • 15–20% reply rate

  • 16 total investor conversations

  • 9 IRL meetings (Consensus, Singapore)

  • Remaining: calls / group discussions


Most importantly:

👉 2 soft commits secured

👉 Each ~20% of target round size



Why This Case Matters


Comparison of Web3 outreach channels showing Telegram as direct, fast, and scalable versus email and warm introductions

Fundraising is not just about visibility — it’s about access.


Telegram outreach changes that by:

  • Reaching investors directly

  • Skipping inbox saturation

  • Starting conversations faster


Compared to traditional channels:

  • Email → low response rates

  • Warm intros → limited and slow

  • Telegram → direct, fast, scalable



Key Takeaways for Web3 Teams Raising Capital

Telegram outreach works for fundraising

You can reach VCs directly — without relying only on intros.


Targeting is everything

Recent investors + thesis alignment = higher reply rates.


Conference layering is a force multiplier

Combining investor data with event attendance creates:

  • Higher intent

  • Faster conversion to meetings


Speed matters

Web3Eco generated:

  • Conversations

  • Meetings

  • Soft commits


👉 All within 30 days.



Conclusion

Web3Eco didn’t rely on luck or intros.


They used:

👉 Targeted data

👉 Telegram outreach

👉 Fast execution


To turn cold outreach into:

  • Investor conversations

  • IRL meetings

  • Early commitments


For Web3 teams raising funds today:

Telegram outreach is no longer optional — it’s one of the most direct paths to investor access.



Stop relying only on intros to raise capital. With Spredo, you can reach Web3 investors on Telegram and start real fundraising conversations at scale.




FAQ

Is Telegram outreach effective for Web3 fundraising?

Yes — especially for reaching active VCs directly with higher reply rates than email.

What reply rates are typical?

Around 15–20% with proper targeting and follow-ups.

Can this work for conferences?

Yes — layering investor data with event attendance enables booking IRL meetings in advance.

How many conversations can be generated?

In this case: 16 investor conversations in 30 days.

Does this replace warm intros?

No — but it complements and scales beyond them.


 
 

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