Make Phantom discovery a clear campaign goal
Phantom wallet trending is a visibility goal, not a position we can assign. We help you prepare a clear plan around the token details and public references your team wants people to recognize.
This is a good fit when your token is live, its official links are ready, and someone can answer questions during the campaign. It can also help when your team wants to prepare its public information before coordinating wider promotion. Start by naming the audience and the action you hope discovery will support. That gives us a useful basis for deciding whether Phantom belongs in the plan.
We keep the boundaries clear from the beginning. Work on another discovery surface is its own activity, with separate checks and evidence. If your priorities include more than one destination, we can help you compare them. Our trending campaigns overview lays out the choices. We can also look at DEXScreener trending as a distinct channel, rather than treating it as a Phantom result.
Three details to settle before kickoff
A useful kickoff starts with the right token reference, consistent public details and one agreed campaign goal. We use a simple 3-part check to spot confusion before activity begins.
- Confirm the reference. Share the token address and chain, then tell us which version is current. Flag any migration, contract change or duplicate reference that could confuse someone checking the token.
- Gather public links. Bring the official website, social profiles and relevant public market or explorer pages. Check that names, symbols and visual details match across the places your team controls.
- Choose the goal. Tell us whether you’re supporting a launch, improving discovery for an existing token, or coordinating with other campaign work. We’ll use that answer to shape the plan.
Say your team has two token references after a contract change. We’d pause to confirm which one you want presented before preparing campaign materials. That small check helps keep later observations tied to the right public identity. If core project details need attention first, listing and verification support may be the more helpful place to begin.
How do we turn a visibility goal into agreed work?
We turn your goal into a sequence of actions, approvals and checks that your team can follow. The plan names the public references to use and keeps any other channel activity distinct from Phantom-focused work.
Start with the public reference
We review the token details you provide and note questions that need your approval. Then we agree which public view or reference we’ll monitor. Your team confirms the final links, copy and visual assets before anything is coordinated.
Set roles before activity begins
One project contact can keep approvals moving and answer questions about token details. We agree who handles each decision, which activity is included and when we’ll check in. Imagine your community team is preparing an announcement at the same time. We can align the agreed campaign work with that plan, while keeping each channel’s activity clearly labelled.
Keep the record easy to follow
During the campaign, we check the agreed public references and note what we can observe. Our Placement Receipt records the completed item, where it appeared and when we checked it. It gives your team a practical record of work, not a claim of platform endorsement. A separate DEXTools trending plan can be discussed if that destination also matters to your audience.
A campaign record your team can use
A helpful Phantom campaign leaves your team with a plan, coordinated activity and a record that’s easy to review. We confirm what’s included before launch, so everyone knows which actions and checks belong to this campaign.
Picture a validator team after a good thread brought new faces. They want to understand how Phantom-focused discovery fits their next step. We’d first confirm the token references, then agree what to coordinate and how to record the checks. That gives the team a clear way to review the work without assuming a particular platform outcome.
Depending on what we agree, the work can include:
- A review of token identity, official links and public references.
- A written plan naming the goal, activity sequence and approvals.
- Coordination of agreed visibility work or campaign communications.
- Checks of the public surfaces named in the plan.
- A closing summary with links or captures of completed work.
For your own review, look for a clear connection between each agreed action and its evidence. If you can tell what was done, where it was checked and which channel it relates to, the record is doing its job. We can also help map a wider channel mix through community growth and engagement. We’ll keep those activities separate.
Keep Phantom observations distinct from other channels
Phantom-focused work fits best when your team wants to consider wallet discovery as one part of a wider communication plan. Keep each channel’s goal and evidence separate, so a check elsewhere is never mistaken for a Phantom result.
Phantom decides whether a token appears in a trending view, how entries are selected or rotated, and how long a display remains visible. We can’t promise inclusion, rank or duration there; we commit to the campaign work agreed with you and evidence of its completion.
If your main need is creator-led reach, you can compare the plan with KOL and creator campaigns. If you’re weighing several discovery destinations, we’ll help identify which ones fit your goal and keep their work distinct. That way, your team can review what happened on each surface without mixing the records.
To start, send us the token address and chain, plus official project links. Add the Phantom view you have in mind and any current campaign commitments. We’ll review the references, flag questions for your approval and outline the work and timing. Share those details through contact, and we’ll help you decide whether Phantom is the right next step.
How it works
- Share the token detailsSend the token address, chain, official links and the Phantom view you have in mind. Add a short note about your goal and any current campaign commitments.
- Review the public referencesWe check that the token details are consistent and note anything that needs your confirmation before work begins.
- Agree the campaign planWe set out the actions, responsibilities, timing and evidence you’ll receive. Your team approves the details before launch.
- Coordinate and reportWe carry out the agreed work, check the named public references and share a record of completed activity.
Frequently asked questions
Can your campaign make Phantom show our token in trending?
No campaign can assign a place in Phantom’s trending view. Phantom controls whether a token appears and how the view is presented. We can coordinate the agreed work and record what we can observe, such as whether the selected public reference is visible during a check.
Which token details should I send first?
Start with the token address and chain, plus your official website and social links. Tell us which reference is current if there has been a migration or contract change. A short note naming your goal and the Phantom view you want us to consider will help us prepare the first review.
Do we need to connect Phantom to plan this work?
The planning information is your public token address, chain, official links and campaign goal. We can begin by reviewing those references and agreeing which public view matters to you. If a specific check needs clarification, we’ll raise that with your project contact before it becomes part of the plan.
How will we know what was checked in Phantom?
We agree on the public view or reference to monitor, then record what we can observe there. The Placement Receipt separates the visible check from other campaign actions. For example, it can identify the item completed and the source we reviewed, so your team can follow the evidence.
Can Phantom work sit alongside DEXScreener or DEXTools?
Yes, when each channel has a clear role in your plan. We agree and report those activities separately, because a check on DEXScreener or DEXTools is not evidence of a Phantom view. Tell us which destinations matter and we’ll help you keep the plan easy to follow.
When can the campaign begin?
We set the schedule after checking your public references, approvals and agreed activities. A team with confirmed links and approved assets can move into planning without waiting for those details. We confirm timing with you before campaign work starts.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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