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Crypto backlinks from a first-party portfolio. Transparent metrics, negotiable pricing, no middleman.
Our sites in this niche
Nothing is listed under this niche yet. Tell us what you are after and we will say whether the portfolio can cover it.
Crypto sites turn over fast. A project runs a content site while it is funded, the funding stops, and the domain goes quiet — or is sold to someone who clears out the archive. A marketplace listing that looked strong six months ago is often a parked domain by the time your post is indexed.
That churn is the real cost. A link on a site that goes dark is worth nothing, and you tend to find out long after the fact. It is the argument for buying where there is an operating history, not a domain that appeared in the last funding cycle.
Because we own the portfolio, the sites we sell placements on are the sites we maintain. The metrics on the listing are the metrics we act on ourselves.
Guest posts and link insertions across DeFi, exchange, wallet and general crypto coverage. You pick the placement type and the niche; the price for that combination is on the listing, and you can make an offer against it. Offer rounds are capped, and a quote expires.
Guest posts are new articles. Link insertions put your link into a page that already exists and already has whatever standing it has earned. Press releases where a site takes them. Each site sets its own minimum word count, maximum links per post, turnaround and guarantee window, and all four are on the listing before you order.
There is a real difference between token marketing and editorial context. A post that exists only to announce a launch reads as an advertisement, because that is what it is. A post that explains a mechanism — custody, bridging, liquidity, fee structure — and links to you where you are relevant sits differently. We write towards the second, and we will push back on a brief that is only the first.
Paid placements support rel="sponsored". We do not claim these are editorial placements, and we do not promise rankings — we promise a placement, a live URL, and monitoring.
After publication we verify the placement: the published URL is on the site's own domain, it returns HTTP 200, it is not noindexed, the canonical is absent or self-referential, the link points at your target URL, the anchor matches what you set, and the rel is no stronger than what was sold. We check again at one day and seven days, then monitor through the site's guarantee window. If the link comes down inside it, we restore it or place an equivalent on the same domain within a set number of days.
Crypto content sits close to financial promotion rules in several jurisdictions, and those rules are not ours to interpret for you. What we will not publish is unqualified investment advice: no "buy this", no projected returns, no framing of a token as a safe or certain outcome.
That is not caution for its own sake. We would rather not run copy that has to come down later — a page that comes down takes your link with it. If your brief depends on language we will not run, we tell you before the order goes through rather than after.
A thin brief is what slows an order down. Give us:
If you are supplying the copy yourself, write it against the per-site minimum word count and the maximum link count. If we are writing it, those four points are enough to place your link where a reader would expect it.