CryptoEvents sits at the center of the global blockchain and Web3 conference calendar, which means the people reading us aren’t casually scrolling— they’re actively planning where to spend their travel budget, their sponsorship dollars, and their attention over the next twelve months. If you’re trying to reach organizers, sponsors, speakers, and the builders who show up to conferences to close deals, you’re already looking for us. Here’s how to put your project in front of that audience.
Press Releases
Your news, distributed to an audience that’s already paying attention to the crypto event circuit.
Once your press release is approved and payment is confirmed, it goes live on our dedicated Newsroom page and earns a slot in the right-hand sidebar across the site, meaning it keeps working long after the initial publish date, not just for the first 24 hours. We also push it out across CryptoEvents’ social channels (X, Facebook, LinkedIn Telegram), putting it directly in front of the audience your project is actually trying to reach.
Submission guidelines:
- Headlines should be sharp and relevant, capped at 200 characters. No exclamation points, no parentheses, no question marks—say what happened, plainly.
- Include a featured image (best size 1200 x 675)
- You’re allowed up to two active do-follow URLs and one email address.
* We reserve the right to decline any press release for ethical reasons.
Banners
Straightforward display advertising, sized to fit however you want to show up. Placement and duration are flexible—talk to us and we’ll find the configuration that fits your budget and your goals rather than forcing you into a rigid package.
Featured Section
If you’ve spent any time on our homepage, you’ve seen the featured banners running across the top—but that’s just the most visible option, not the only one. We offer several featured placements throughout the site, and where your project or event shows up largely comes down to what you’re trying to accomplish and what we’re technically able to build. If you have a creative idea for how you want to be seen, bring it to us.
Social Media
Social is still where the crypto community actually lives and talks, and we treat our channels accordingly—not as an afterthought bolted onto a media kit, but as a core part of how we stay embedded in the conversation. Advertising through CryptoEvents’ social presence means getting positioned directly in front of the people who are already primed to become your customers, attendees, or partners.
Substack Sponsorship
CryptoEvents runs an active Substack publication covering protocol developments, conference coverage, and the broader Bitcoin ecosystem—read by a subscriber base that opted in specifically because they want serious, non-diluted coverage, not a general crypto feed. Sponsoring an issue puts your project directly in front of readers who’ve already demonstrated they care enough to subscribe, in a format that gets opened and read rather than scrolled past. We offer single-issue sponsorships, recurring placements, and dedicated sponsor spotlights woven into the editorial content itself, all scoped to fit what you’re trying to achieve.
Co-Branded Publishing & Content Partnerships
For projects that want something deeper than a banner or a one-off mention, we build co-branded editorial partnerships. That can mean jointly produced articles under both mastheads, ongoing column arrangements, or data-sharing partnerships where we exchange live events data or market intelligence in exchange for editorial placement and cross-promotion. These arrangements are built individually around what each partner brings to the table — reach out and we’ll talk through what makes sense for your project.
We accept Bitcoin (BTC) and a handful of other major cryptocurrencies, along with PayPal and wire transfers.
Ready to get started, or want to talk through a custom package? Reach out and we’ll put together options built around your goals and budget — priced competitively against anything else in the crypto events space.