We read the publisher terms, approval criteria and application pages at ten crypto ad networks: the traffic floors, the KYC, the payout minimums. Seven doors open on stated conditions. At the other three, the publisher program exists only in the marketing.
Neither Cointelegraph nor CoinMarketCap publishes a rate card. The resellers do — and for the same site their prices differ by an order of magnitude.
PR & AgenciesChainwire sells four packages from $1,399 to $10,799, moves Cointelegraph and CoinDesk into unpriced add-ons, makes every link nofollow and names no refunds.
ProgrammaticCointraffic vs Coinzilla, no stake in either: a €3,000 managed entry against a €100 self-serve floor, a public rate card against login-gated packages.
ToolingCrypto app advertisers are locked out of AdMob by Google's rules. How the webview integration works, and what Coinzilla, HypeLab and A-ADS verifiably pay.
ToolingGoogle takes prediction-market ads only from CFTC-certified US operators, Meta from nobody. The seven channels that work in 2026, ranked, and what they cost.
ToolingFour crypto ad networks sell placements on named outlets: Coinzilla guarantees delivery, Cointraffic shows prices, A-ADS takes 20%, Bitmedia sells nofollow.
IndustryGoogle and Meta gate gambling ads behind licensing. Five crypto ad networks take casino money today — terms from a €100 minimum to a $10,000 floor.
ProgrammaticAdvertiser minimums from $10 to $10,000 and every publisher payout floor, re-verified at the source — including numbers quietly removed from networks' sites.
IndustrySeven red flags from real crypto ad network contracts: $5 liability caps, deposits you can't cash out, $2,500 refund fees. Quoted verbatim, with a checklist.
