Advertise with Us

If your product serves people exploring dApps, DeFi, Web3 games or crypto casinos, you can ask about advertising placements with us. Readers come to compare projects and understand practical details before deciding what to use. That makes clear, relevant campaign information important: explain what your product does, who it is for and any limits a reader should know about.

Advertising is a paid placement, not an endorsement or a promise of results. We do not publish audience-size guarantees, conversion estimates or campaign performance figures here. If you are evaluating whether a placement suits your goals, include what you want to promote and the audience you hope to reach in your inquiry. We can discuss the available options and current terms before you commit.

You can ask about three placement types:

• Sponsored listings: Paid listings are clearly marked “Sponsored” so readers can tell they are advertising.
• Banner placements: Display advertising for a product or campaign.
• Newsletter advertising: A promotional placement in a newsletter.

Tell us which format you have in mind, or ask about more than one. Include your project name, a concise description, the campaign message and your preferred timing. For crypto products, be specific about supported networks, access restrictions, fees or risks where those details matter to a reader. Do not present a promotion as universally available if eligibility depends on location or other conditions.

Placement availability, specifications, rates and campaign dates should be confirmed before you plan around them. Send your inquiry to [contact email] to discuss the current options. A request is not a booking; wait for confirmation of the terms before treating a placement as secured.

No. Sponsorship never changes editorial scores. A paid listing, banner or newsletter placement remains advertising; it does not buy a higher rating, a favorable review or a change to an editorial assessment. Sponsored listings are labelled “Sponsored” to make that distinction visible to readers.

If you are advertising a product that is also covered editorially, treat those as separate matters. Your campaign should not imply that an advertising placement is an editorial recommendation. Likewise, editorial scores should not be presented as a benefit included with a campaign.

This separation helps readers assess promotional material on its own terms. Make claims in your creative accurate and supportable, and disclose important conditions such as eligibility, geographic restrictions and material costs. If you have questions about how a campaign can be described, raise them when you contact us rather than assuming sponsorship affects editorial treatment.

Send a short message to [contact email] with the information needed to understand your request. Include your company or project name, the product category, a brief explanation of what you offer and the placement you are considering. If you have a preferred campaign period, mention it, but do not assume a date is available until it is confirmed.

For a useful discussion, explain the audience you want to reach and provide draft copy or a campaign concept if you have one. Flag any conditions readers need to see, including location limits, age requirements, eligibility rules, fees or risks. This is especially important for financial products and gambling-related services, where access and legal requirements may vary by jurisdiction.

Ask for current pricing, specifications and terms as part of your inquiry. No audience figures, placement rates or delivery guarantees are published on this page, so confirm those details directly before making a campaign decision.