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Bitcoin.com and Crypto.news placements: 2 formats for project news

5 report items: format, outlet, live URL, approved copy, and placement notes. Send the announcement first; we confirm the available slot before booking.

In short2 formats can place your announcement on Bitcoin.com or Crypto.news: press release sections and sponsored posts. You send the source pack; we check fit, prepare copy, coordinate the agreed placement, and verify the live page. Quote arrives within 2 working days. Work starts within 24 hours after confirmed payment.
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5 items in the Bitcoin.com and Crypto.news report

5 report items | 2 formats | 2 outlets | 1 live URL | 1 copy record.

The report shows what placement went live and where readers can find it. It records the outlet, the format, the published URL, and the approved copy used for submission. You get a clear record, not a vague campaign summary.

We check the live page against the placement agreed before booking. If the page differs from that agreement, tell us what you see and we will review it with the outlet. Keep the URL with your project’s announcement records and share it in follow-up communications when relevant.

  • Outlet: Bitcoin.com or Crypto.news.
  • Format: press release section or sponsored post.
  • Page: the live URL, when publication proceeds.
  • Copy: the approved version submitted.
  • Notes: the placement confirmed and delivered.

For a broader view of PR and media, connect this record to the rest of your announcement plan.

Which format fits the announcement and outlet?

2 formats serve different announcement needs. A press release section keeps the story close to a specific piece of news. A sponsored post gives more room to explain product context, a founder’s view, or how something works.

Surface What it is Window What you send
Bitcoin.com press release section Focused announcement in release form Confirmed before booking News, sources, approved links
Bitcoin.com sponsored post Article format with more context Confirmed before booking Angle, product details, supporting links
Crypto.news sponsored post Article format for a project story Confirmed before booking Angle, evidence, destination URL

Start with the reader’s main question. If the news can be stated clearly in a short release, use that format as the first option. If readers need context to understand the product or announcement, consider a sponsored post.

The available format and publication timing are confirmed before booking. For other paid article options, compare sponsored articles in crypto media. For a focused announcement sent in release form, see press release distribution.

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What to send before copy review

1 complete source pack gives us the facts to check before drafting. Send the items below together, with 1 person named to approve the copy. That makes gaps visible early and avoids conflicting edits.

  • Announcement: what changed and why it matters now.
  • Project basics: website, product status, and audience.
  • Proof: public links or reliable documents for factual claims.
  • Names: approved project, partner, and spokesperson names.
  • Quotes: confirmed wording and permission to use it.
  • Assets: approved images, logos, captions, and attributions.
  • Reader action: destination URL and the next step for visitors.
  • Timing: preferred publication window and any fixed announcement date.

For token announcements, separate confirmed facts from plans. Label upcoming features as future work. Do not describe a partner discussion as a completed agreement. If a claim has no source, flag it for review or leave it out.

A TGE announcement should include only token details you are authorized to publish. For a different editorial route, consider founder interviews and features.

How does a placement move from source pack to live page?

5 steps take the work from your first message to publication checks. We confirm the format and available placement before you approve the booking.

  1. Send: Share the announcement, source links, preferred format, and target window. Name 1 copy approver.
  2. Check: We review the story, evidence, and available placement options. You receive a written quote before payment.
  3. Draft: We prepare or refine the release or sponsored post. We check names, claims, quotes, and URLs against your materials.
  4. Approve: Your approver reviews the final copy and the agreed placement. We submit after approval.
  5. Verify: We check the live page and send the URL with a record of the placement.

One approver and one consolidated set of edits keep the copy moving. If the outlet asks for clarification, we bring the request to you and identify what information is needed.

While a placement is live, the report is sent every 24 hours. The final report, with links and screenshots, follows within 2 working days after the window ends.

Publisher decisions and your next move

2 decisions remain with the publisher: whether to accept the material and how to present it. The outlet also controls its schedule and how long a page stays available. We coordinate the agreed placement and send a report. The publisher sets the date, headline, and editorial outcome.

Before booking, agree these 4 points with your team:

  • Format: press release section or sponsored post.
  • Copy: who approves the final version.
  • Links: which destination URL and supporting sources are cleared.
  • Timing: the preferred window and any announcement constraints.

A Bitcoin.com or Crypto.news placement can support other media work. Give each format a distinct job. Use a release for the confirmed news. Use a sponsored post when readers need more explanation.

Add regional crypto media when local language or context matters, or review thought leadership for a viewpoint-led piece.

Send us the announcement, source links, target window, and preferred format. We will check the materials, confirm the available placement, and return a written quote before booking.

How it works

  1. Send the source packShare the announcement, evidence, preferred format, and target window. Name 1 copy approver.
  2. Check placement fitWe review the story and available options. You receive the quote before booking.
  3. Review the copyWe prepare or refine the release or sponsored post, then send it for your approval.
  4. Confirm and submitAfter approval, we submit the materials and coordinate with the outlet.
  5. Verify the pageWe check the live URL and send a record of the placement delivered.

Frequently asked questions

Which works better for a launch: a release section or a sponsored post?

2 formats answer different reader needs. A release section suits a focused announcement with clear, verifiable news. A sponsored post gives more space for product context or explanation. Send the main claim and source links. We can recommend a format that fits the story and available placement options.

Can one announcement run on both Bitcoin.com and Crypto.news?

2 outlets can be considered, but each placement needs its own confirmation. Send the same source pack for both, then we check available formats and the terms of each placement. We can also flag where copy or framing should differ, so each submission reflects its outlet and format.

What should we provide for a TGE announcement?

1 source pack should separate confirmed facts from plans. Include the announcement timing, authorized token details, official links, approved names, and required disclosures. Provide evidence for claims that readers cannot verify from public pages. We review those materials before drafting and flag unsupported statements for your decision.

What publication window should we expect for these outlets?

1 confirmed schedule comes after we check the format, outlet availability, and your approved materials. The publication window is agreed before booking. A complete source pack and one responsive approver reduce avoidable pauses, but the publisher controls its own review and scheduling.

Who decides the final headline and publication date?

2 decisions sit with the publisher: editorial presentation and scheduling. You review the copy before submission, and we coordinate the agreed placement. The outlet may still change its headline or timing, or decline the material. We check the published page and report what went live.

What proves that the placement went live?

1 live URL is the primary page record. Our report also identifies the outlet and format, and includes the approved copy record and placement notes. Keep the link with your campaign materials. If the live page appears different from the agreed placement, send us the URL and describe the difference.

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