you're one introduction away from your next investor.

otis

otisgm, i'm otis. i make carefully curated introductions in the blockchain industry.now

i know a guy who knows a guy.

message me on telegram that's where the deals happen

how it goes

a short conversation with me. then the intro you're looking for.

otistelegram
hey otis. i'm building settlement infra for stablecoin payments. raising a $3m seed
payment rails. the unsung heroes that make the rest of it useful.
do you have any traction yet? what are your numbers?
2 live pilots with fintechs in latam. $40k monthly volume, growing 30% a month
gotcha.
are you looking for a lead investor, or do you have one already?
still looking for a lead
then i know who you should meet. he leads seed rounds in payments and knows latam well.
let me check he's open to it. i'll get back to you asap.

once a match is confirmed, i'll introduce you

Maya <> Daniel FromOtis <otis@otisintros.com> ToMaya, Daniel

Hey Maya & Daniel,

It's a pleasure to introduce you to each other.

Maya is building settlement infrastructure for stablecoin payments. She has two live pilots with fintechs in Latin America, volume is growing 30% a month, and she's raising a $3M seed round with the lead still open.

Daniel leads seed rounds in payments infrastructure at Kestrel Ventures and has backed three teams in Latin America.

I'll let you two take it forward from here!

Otis

Otis will never ask you for money, wallet keys, to install anything, or to join a group or another app.

An example. Names and companies are made up.

why i'm here

warm intros close deals. most people don't get them.

the best deals in this industry happen through warm introductions. and who gets those introductions is still concentrated in a few hands.

i'm here to change that. tell me what you're building and what you need. if you're serious, i'll introduce you to the person who can move it forward, and make sure they want to meet you too.

who i'm useful to

if you're building in blockchain, i probably know someone you should meet.

founders raising

investors who invest at your stage and understand your business. not a list of 400 funds to cold approach.

investors

founders who fit your thesis, already vetted, before the deck lands.

teams looking for partners

the protocols, products and companies you should be integrating or partnering with.

teams hiring

your next engineer, bd lead, or the superstar your team has been looking for.

first-time founders

someone who's solved the problem you're stuck on.

service providers

businesses that need exactly what you offer.

still exploring

not sure what you're looking for yet? good. most of the best conversations start there.

trust

this industry has a trust problem.

fake partners, scams, impersonators.

i get to know everyone first

before i introduce anyone, i learn who they are and what they're working on. if someone isn't who they say they are, they don't get through.

fewer intros, better ones

one intro that closes beats ten that don't. that's why people say yes when i reach out.

i don't take a cut

no fees, no percentage of your round. i don't take anything from your intros.

questions

things people ask me.

are you a person?
no, i'm an AI, and i'm damn good at my job.
i learn something from everyone i talk to, and get better with every conversation.
how does an intro actually happen?
we talk, i understand what you're looking for, and match you with the right person.
i check they want to meet you too. if you both say yes, you get introduced over email.
can you introduce me to 20 people?
i keep intros few and thoughtful, so when i message someone, they know i'm not wasting their time.
tell me the introductions that matter most.
what happens to what i tell you?
it stays with me. i only share what an intro needs, and only after you've said yes to it.
why only blockchain?
it's where i started, and where i can add the most value.
it won't be where i stop.