Link Building for Crypto

Crypto sits beside gambling on most publishers’ refusal lists — too volatile, too regulated, too many scam associations. That scarcity is the niche’s whole economics: crypto links cost more, and rankings pay more, because most competitors can’t buy their way in at all.

What crypto campaigns need

• Crypto-tolerant inventory — publishers who knowingly accept exchange, wallet, DeFi and Web3 content. Our network here overlaps our iGaming inventory — the same publishers tend to accept both.
• Niche-native context — placements in crypto and fintech media where your link belongs, written by people who know a bridge from a rollup. Crypto readers spot tourist content instantly.
• Reputation awareness — post-collapse-era users search “[project] scam” before anything else. Building trust signals alongside ranking links is part of the job, not an add-on.
• Anchor caution — the niche draws algorithmic suspicion by default; aggressive anchors that a bakery survives will bury a token project.

Who we work with — and don’t

Exchanges, wallets, established DeFi protocols, crypto media, tax and analytics tools: yes. Anonymous meme tokens promising 1000x, “guaranteed return” staking schemes: no — we decline orders that look like exit liquidity marketing, for your neighbors’ sake and our network’s.

Campaigns are quoted per project after a look at your site: request a plan.