Quick answer: To get featured on Cryptocurrency Miners, pitch a genuinely newsworthy crypto mining or markets story to our editorial team. Independent coverage is earned on merit, never bought. If you want a guaranteed, labelled placement instead, sponsored content and press releases are the disclosed commercial routes. Send your pitch to be considered.
Key takeaways
- What it is: the route to get featured crypto projects use to pitch for independent coverage.
- How it works: we assess newsworthiness — coverage is earned, not for sale.
- What helps: a real story, verifiable facts and a clear reason it matters now.
- Paid alternative: sponsored content or a press release for guaranteed, labelled placement.
- Next step: pitch your story — and remember nothing we publish is financial advice.
What “get featured” really means
Getting featured means our editorial team decides your story is worth telling to a mining and markets audience. That decision rests on news value, not on budget — which is exactly what makes a genuine feature worth having. We keep editorial independent so that when we cover something, readers trust it. If your goal is guaranteed visibility on your timeline, that is a job for our clearly labelled commercial formats rather than editorial.
It helps to be honest with yourself about which you actually need. Editorial coverage carries the credibility of an independent third party, but it is uncertain, cannot be scheduled and may include scrutiny you did not ask for. A paid, labelled placement is certain, controllable and disclosed, but readers know you paid for it. Neither is “better” — they do different jobs. Many teams use both over time: they pitch genuinely newsworthy moments for editorial and use commercial formats for everything else.
How we assess a pitch
When a pitch arrives, we weigh a few simple things: is it genuinely new, is it relevant to mining or markets, can we verify the facts, and does it matter to our readers right now. We look for a clear hook rather than a general update, evidence we can check rather than assertions, and a named contact who can answer questions. We cannot reply to everything, and interest is never a commitment to publish — but a tight, well-evidenced pitch that respects those criteria stands out immediately from the mass, generic outreach we usually receive.
What makes a story worth featuring
- Genuine news — a launch, a meaningful milestone, notable data or a real shift in the space.
- Relevance to crypto mining, hardware, markets or the wider digital-asset economy.
- Verifiable facts — details we can check and stand behind.
- Timeliness — a clear reason it matters right now.
- Something new — insight, data or a development readers have not already seen everywhere.
How to pitch to get featured
- Summarise the story in a few lines via the contact page or [email protected] — what, who, when and why it matters.
- Include the evidence — data, sources and a contact who can verify details.
- Give us lead time and note any embargo.
- We assess newsworthiness and follow up if it is a fit.
We cannot respond to every pitch, and a pitch is never a promise of coverage — but a clear, well-evidenced story gives you the best chance.
What weakens a pitch
Pitches fall flat when they are pure marketing with no news, make guaranteed-return or price-prediction claims, lack verifiable detail, or arrive as mass, untargeted blasts. Anything that reads as investment advice or hype is a non-starter, because crypto is a YMYL subject and we hold coverage to a careful standard.
The other common failing is simply irrelevance. A well-written pitch about a topic our readers do not follow will not run, however polished it is, while a rough note about something genuinely important to mining or markets will get our attention. Before you send, it is worth asking whether a reader who cares about how crypto is mined, moved and traded would want to know this today. If the honest answer is no, a labelled commercial placement is the better route; if it is yes, tell us plainly and give us the evidence.
Editorial vs paid placement
To keep trust intact we separate the two clearly. Editorial features are decided by our team on merit and cannot be bought. Paid, labelled placement — sponsored content and press releases — guarantees publication of compliant, disclosed content on your timeline. Both are legitimate; they are simply different, and we never blur the line. You can read more on our how we make money and advertising disclosure pages.
Why coverage is earned, not sold
It would be easy — and more profitable in the short term — to let anyone pay for a feature. We do not, because the moment coverage can be bought it stops meaning anything. The reason a genuine feature is worth pursuing is precisely that our readers know we chose to run it. Selling editorial would quietly convert that credibility into inventory, and once spent it does not come back. So we keep a firm wall between what our team decides to cover and what companies pay to publish, and we are transparent about which is which on our advertising disclosure and how we make money pages.
After you are featured
If we cover your story, we report it as we see it — we may add context, seek other views or note risks. Editorial independence means the finished piece is ours, which is what gives a feature its credibility. If you need full control of the message, the disclosed commercial routes are the right choice. Either way, we will be straightforward with you about which path you are on, so there are no surprises: a feature is our take on your news, while a sponsored or press-release placement is your message, clearly labelled.
About Cryptocurrency Miners and how we stay accountable
Cryptocurrency Miners is an independent crypto mining and markets publication run by a named editorial team that works to published standards. You can learn more about how we operate through our about us, our team, editorial standards, affiliate disclosure. Every paid, sponsored or company-supplied placement on this site is clearly labelled in line with the FTC endorsement guidelines, kept firmly separate from our independent reporting, and never presented as financial advice. Commercial relationships never buy favourable coverage, ranking or price predictions, and our reviews and analysis remain our own.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get featured on Cryptocurrency Miners?
Pitch a newsworthy story via our contact page or email [email protected]. Our editorial team assesses it on merit.
Can I pay to be featured?
Not for editorial. Paid, guaranteed visibility comes through clearly labelled sponsored content or a press release.
What kind of stories do you feature?
Genuine crypto mining and markets news — launches, milestones, notable data and real developments — that is relevant, timely and verifiable.
Will you guarantee coverage if I pitch?
No. A pitch is considered on news value and is never a promise of coverage. A strong, well-evidenced story improves your chances.
Do you cover price predictions?
No. We do not publish price predictions or guaranteed-return claims, and nothing on Cryptocurrency Miners is financial advice.
What should my pitch include?
A short summary, the essential facts, verifiable sources, a contact for follow-up and any embargo date.
Will I approve the final article?
Editorial features are written independently, so you will not have sign-off. For approval over the message, choose a disclosed commercial format.
Can I pay to get featured on Cryptocurrency Miners?
Independent editorial features are earned on merit, not paid. For guaranteed, scheduled placement choose clearly disclosed sponsored content.