Nika Tsotniashvili is a CMO (Chief Marketing Officer) at Nordom, a crypto exchange that aims to engage with the existing challenges in the market and offer the necessary innovation. ^[1][2][3]

Education

Tsotniashvili earned a bachelor's degree in economics at the Tbilisi State University from 2013 to 2017. Afterward, he attended (GIPA) Georgian Institute Of Public Affairs where he earned a Master's degree in Public Relations/Image Management. ^[1]

Career

With a background in Sales Marketing and Content Creation, Nika Tsotniashvili worked at Birtvi, a crypto mining center in Georgia as the Head of Marketing from 2017 to 2020. In February 2020, he joined Betlive, a fast-paced company specializing in the field of online sports betting and gaming, as the head digital marketer. Here, he led a team of digital marketers to create and execute digital strategy, he created a system for content planning and creation and recreated the social media advertising funnel, which tripled all outlined Social Media KPIs. ^[4]

In December 2021, he joined Social Boost, a London-based international digital marketing agency as the CMO where he established and grew the marketing department while implementing various acquisition channels. ^[1][4]

Nordom

Nika Tsotniashvili joined Nordom Exchange as a CMO in March 2024. Nordom is a US-based crypto exchange that aims to engage with the existing challenges in the market and offer the necessary innovation. ^[1][3]

The company is set to launch in the second quarter of 2025. In October, the exchange launched Nordom Gates, a tap-2-earn game where everyone has an equal chance to win tangible rewards. ^[3]

"Nordom is an innovative crypto exchange platform that will be launching very soon. From the very conception, we have chosen to focus on addressing current market challenges and bringing much-needed innovation. With this vision, we confidently aim to enter the global market, certain that we will make a significant impact and transform the industry." - Nika on Cryptodaily^[5]

On future plans for Nordom, Nika believes that instead of spending time on meme coins and repetitive games with no clear roadmaps, users should engage with their game. He sees this as the perfect opportunity to experience innovation before it gains mainstream attention. Nika is confident that the next steps will include launching the exchange in the U.S. market, followed by airdrops, with plans for international expansion soon after. ^[5]