Case studies / Cypher Capital
How we ran podcast distribution for a Web3 and AI VC in Dubai.
A Web3 and AI VC in Dubai. Bill It Up: where AI meets crypto, technology meets humanity, and East meets West.
- 1.9K → 100K+Subscribers on YouTube in 2025.
- 20+Pieces a month cut from the podcast: short clips with animations, podcast trailers and carousels, with at least one going live every day.
- 40+ hrsSaved for their team each week.
The challenge
Cypher Capital, a Web3 and AI VC in Dubai, was launching a podcast hosted by their Managing Director, Bill Qian, called Bill It Up. The idea was simple: bring on top voices in crypto, AI and tech and have real, valuable conversations. Founders from Polygon, KAST and other big names were on board.
But the content around the podcast didn’t match the level of the guests. No premium trailers, no short-form clips, no real distribution strategy. The goal was to build Bill’s personal brand and make Cypher Capital more visible to founders and LPs. The team had no content experience and it was taking far too long to work out what would perform. They needed a creative and technical partner who understood crypto, tech and venture, not just editors.
What we did
Research before action
We started with who the content was for: crypto and AI founders, young ambitious builders, and people bridging Eastern and Western ecosystems. That shaped the creative direction from day one.
A specialised team
A copywriter to pick key moments from each episode and script 4 to 5 short-form reels. A trailer copywriter for high-energy promos and moodboards. A trailer editor for hype trailers with motion, story and music. A video editor turning long-form footage into polished short-form with animation.
AI plus storytelling
AI voiceover through ElevenLabs narrates the trailers in one consistent tone.
Repurposing the right way
Every episode becomes Instagram and YouTube Shorts, written summaries and newsletters, LinkedIn carousels and static posts, and transcript-based content for SEO.
Distribution and iteration
Once content went live we tracked what performed, iterated fast, and kept formats in line with how the audience behaved.
Results
- YouTube subscribers grew from 1.9K to 100K+ in 2025.
- In one 90-day window: 227K views and 44.2K new subscribers.
- 20+ pieces a month cut from the podcast, including short clips with animations, podcast trailers and carousels, with at least one going live every day.
- 40+ hours saved for their team each week.
- They keep attracting some of the most reputable founders in the world, and are positioning themselves as the leading VC in the region.
From the files

Feb 10, 2025: 1,890 subscribers. 
Jul 14, 2025: 80,400 subscribers. 
One 90-day window: 227K views, 44.2K subscribers.
Sample work
We did the scripting and editing of the trailers and clips, including motion, AI storytelling and sound design.
- Trailer: Polygon Co-Founder Sandeep Nailwal
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