A Brand Is Never Finished
Crypto companies keep buying rebrands like furniture: delivered, installed, done. In a market that changes every month, that's how a brand starts dying the week it launches.
Six months after a launch, the founder comes back. Something's off, and they can't quite name it.
Here's a version I see a lot. A stablecoin issuer rebrands, looks sharp, ships it. Then they open a new EU market, and now they need a proof-of-reserves page and a regulated-entity disclosure in the footer of every screen. None of that existed at launch. The brand system has no answer for a dense, legal, trust-heavy layout. It was designed for a clean marketing site, not a compliance surface. So someone on the team bolts it on. New font weight, off palette, spacing that doesn't match. It works. It also looks exactly like what it is: a patch. The identity that felt so complete in spring...
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