PitchTalk: rewards for backing startups

Young Web3 projects need an audience, and users want something back for their activity. PitchTalk tries to bring the two together: you talk about startups on social media, complete tasks and collect PTCH points, which the project says will become tokens. 🦄

The team frames its mission more broadly, as transforming Web3 funding by connecting projects with venture investors. The mini app is one part of that ecosystem, and the official channel has more than 200,000 subscribers.

What you do here

• Promote startups. Post about projects on social media for rewards.
• Video templates. /video sends a template you can film and publish.
• Tasks. Completing them earns tickets for reward draws.
• Character. Leveling up opens extra perks.
• Mining. Boost your point mining so the balance grows faster.

Wallet and NFT links

In October 2024 the HOT wallet team announced PitchTalk's mini app in its ecosystem, where users connected the wallet and began farming PTCH points. Holders of the PitchTalk NFT collection were promised extra bonuses. 💜

Points in the app are not cryptocurrency yet. There is no confirmed public information about a PTCH launch, listing or airdrop, so check news in the official channel.

Getting started

1. Launch. Tap Open to enter the mini app.
2. Wallet. If asked, connect a wallet, ideally a separate one with a minimal balance.
3. Tasks. Start with easy missions to learn the mechanics.
4. Video. Get a template via /video if you're willing to create content about projects.
5. Progress. Track your character level and mining speed.

Fake bot: the key warning

The PitchTalk team has warned about a lookalike bot that copies the interface exactly and asks for your wallet's seed phrase. The real PitchTalk never asks for that. ⚠️

• Check the username. Use only the official bot.
• Your seed phrase is yours. Never enter it in a bot, a website or for support.
• Transaction signing. Don't approve anything in your wallet you don't understand.

Promote responsibly

If you post about startups for rewards, remember that your followers trust your opinion. Recommending a dubious project for points puts your reputation at risk. 🧭

• Label ads. Be upfront that a post was made for a task.
• Vet the project. Look at the team, website and reviews before recommending it.
• Don't promise income. Not to yourself, not to followers.

Realistic expectations

Point farming in mini apps rarely turns into meaningful money. Even when a token launches, its price usually drops after the airdrop. Treat PitchTalk as a way to discover new Web3 projects and maybe earn a small bonus, not as income.