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Case study · Acueos

How do you make a crypto lending protocol make sense to its first users?

Acueos is a decentralized market for lending and borrowing crypto assets on the EOS blockchain, with interest rates set by an algorithm. We created its brand, landing page and launch materials.

Acueos landing page on a desktop screen

Client

Acueos

Industry

Technology and finance

Location

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Services

Product strategy, Executive presentation design, UX design, UI style guidance, Brand and logo design, Marketing collateral, Advertising concepts, Photo-illustration

Outcome hub

Grow revenue

The problem

A new financial idea, explained in one screen

Acueos was new and so was the idea behind it. It needed a name people would trust with money, a landing page that explained the protocol in plain words, and an investor story that matched both.

What we did

Three decisions behind the launch

Acueos landing page: grow your crypto assets

1. One promise, in plain words

The landing page leads with "Grow your crypto assets" and one button, Start using Acueos, with the details below.

Key takeaway: Say what customers get before how it works.

Acueos ad with a dinosaur skeleton: borrow completely liquid EOS

2. Talk like the community

Ads used the EOS community's own jokes, such as a dinosaur and the line "REX left you high and dry without CPU?"

Key takeaway: Speak your audience's language, even when it's niche.

Acueos investor deck slides

3. One system from deck to site

The investor deck, covering the roadmap, business model, token model and market size, uses the same mark, colors and icons as the site.

Key takeaway: Investors and customers should meet the same company.

Also in this project: logo variations and icon sizes, social and print collateral.

Inside the project

Logo variations, landing page mockup.

What changed

Before and after, in plain terms

Acueos launched with one look across its landing page, investor deck and ads.

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