
Asami is an open club where Web3 projects meet real people who believe in their ideas and help them grow. It’s a platform built on Rootstock, designed to give visibility to those who explain, share, and amplify purposeful content. And it does so using Dollar on Chain (DOC), a Bitcoin-backed stablecoin.

Explaining a new idea is hard. Even more so when we’re talking about technologies like Bitcoin, DeFi, or Web3, everyone needs their own path to understanding, and no two people grasp things in quite the same way. That’s why, throughout the ecosystem’s history, advocates have been essential: people who not only understand but also communicate with clarity, empathy, and enthusiasm what they’ve discovered.
But even before creating original content or becoming community figures, many advocates start with something simple yet powerful: sharing what they find valuable. A well-placed repost can put a project on someone’s radar, spark curiosity, and lead them to explore it on their own. That’s how many people discovered Bitcoin, Rootstock, and other foundational projects — because a trusted voice in their circle shared something about it.
Asami was born to bring together projects and advocates, and to value that first step: the act of intentional sharing. It’s not about buying attention or hiring influencers to fake enthusiasm. It’s about thanking genuine amplification — that gesture that opens doors — with a small, respectful reward proportional to the advocate’s influence.
The process is simple:
For each repost, the advocate receives a portion of the campaign’s DOC budget, based on their influence score, plus some ASAMI tokens.
You don’t need thousands of followers or to be a public figure. What matters is that you’re part of the conversation — that you’re a real person who shares ideas, occasionally posts original thoughts, and builds a genuine audience (even a small one) that trusts your judgment.
Asami’s algorithm measures the real reach of your posts, but also how much appreciation and authority you show within your audience. That’s how your influence score is calculated, and it’s updated regularly. If you use X actively and authentically, you likely have good potential as an advocate.
We chose DOC because:
Alongside the DOC earned per repost, advocates also receive ASAMI tokens.

If you have a project, try creating a campaign and connecting with people who genuinely want to help you grow.
Here is a tutorial (in Spanish) on how to create a campaign.
If you’re someone who shares ideas on X, get your influence reading by linking your account. You’ll see whether you have advocate potential. It’s free to participate, and the rewards — though small — are a way to thank you for giving visibility to what matters.
We’re just getting started. See you at asami.club.
Written by Bruno Nubis.