CoinMarketCap Trending: Plan the List or Homepage Placement

2 CMC surfaces, 1 placement log

2 CoinMarketCap targets need separate checks: the trending list and homepage trending section. We name the selected surface before work starts. Then we log what we can observe during the agreed window.

The log separates a visible placement check from campaign activity. It does not turn one observation into a claim of continuous visibility. For another CMC objective, compare CoinMarketCap most visited or CoinMarketCap search trending. Those targets need separate instructions and report entries.

Before approval, you see which surface we will check. You also see what evidence we will capture. That makes the final report useful to your team, even when the surface changes during the window.

What should be ready before a CMC slot is booked?

A usable CoinMarketCap asset page gives us a starting point for the review. Listing status and visible volume are relevant inputs. CoinMarketCap controls its own eligibility decisions. Send the public details before we confirm the campaign plan.

Check these 4 inputs first:

• Asset page: send the exact CoinMarketCap URL.
• Token details: include the current name, ticker and contract information.
• Official sources: share project links and relevant market references.
• Owner: name the person who can approve updates and answer questions.

We compare the materials you send with public listing details. We flag inconsistencies before launch.

If the project is not listed, handle that application separately. A trending campaign is not a listing application. Use CoinMarketCap listing guidance for that route.

Or read the CMC trending preparation guide before sending your materials.

Inputs that make the placement checkable

4 inputs help us set a clear target: the asset page, selected surface, requested window and project contact. Add current token details and official links. Then the account contact can check public information before launch.

For the campaign window, share the dates you are considering. Include any planned project announcements. We confirm the agreed window after reviewing readiness. The window gives both teams time for coordination and checks. It does not fix a position or imply continuous visibility.

Prepare a short approval path:

• Project contact: one person handles questions and sign-off.
• Materials: send current details rather than old copies.
• Surface: choose the trending list or homepage section.
• Updates: tell us when public project information changes.
• Reporting: confirm who receives the placement log.

If your plan also includes another discovery surface, keep its target separate. CoinGecko search bar trending has a different platform page and needs separate checks. This keeps CMC observations distinct from a CoinGecko report.

5 handoffs from message to final report

5 handoffs take the request from first message to final report. Each one leaves a clear record of the target, approval or check.

1. Send the target: share your asset page and name the CMC surface.
2. Send the inputs: add token details, official links and your preferred window.
3. Review readiness: we check the public details and ask about gaps.
4. Approve the plan: confirm activities, contact, window and report format.
5. Check and report: we log visible status and completed work.

After payment clears, the launch handoff begins. While the placement is live, we send a report every 24 hours. The final report includes links and screenshots within 2 working days after the window ends.

A useful placement log names the surface and check time. It also separates completed campaign work from public observations. Your account contact keeps questions and approvals in one thread. Your project contact can respond without chasing several teams.

What can CMC change after the campaign starts?

CoinMarketCap controls eligibility and how its trending list or homepage section displays and reorders assets. It may change what appears during your window. No agency can promise acceptance, a fixed position or uninterrupted visibility. We commit to agreed work and a report of verifiable checks.

We record what was visible, where it appeared and when we checked. That gives your team evidence tied to the selected CMC surface. It avoids unsupported claims about lasting placement. Keep your project contact available for listing questions. Report any changes to public token details.

Send us your CoinMarketCap asset page, target surface and preferred window. We review the listing details and confirm the 4 inputs. Then we return a written quote within 2 working days. Payment can be made in USDT, BTC or your token.

How it works

1. Name the CMC surfaceSend the asset page and specify the trending list or homepage section. Include the window you have in mind.
2. Send 4 campaign inputsProvide token details, official links, market references and your project contact. Identify who can approve updates.
3. Review public detailsWe check the supplied information against the asset page and flag inconsistencies before confirming the plan.
4. Approve the campaign planConfirm the target, activities, window, contact and reporting format before work starts.
5. Receive the placement logWe report completed work and visible checks, naming the CMC surface and observation time.