Category: Programmatic
Header bidding, server-side auctions, SSPs, DSPs, and the plumbing that decides which ad shows up on the page.
Best Web3 ad networks in 2026, verified: who actually targets wallets, and what each door costs
Buying Web3 ads? Eight networks ranked by what their own pages prove: who targets wallets, who lets you in, what the door costs and what publishers are paid.
Telegram Ads for crypto projects: the official platform vs the networks selling Telegram placements
Telegram Ads for crypto: official bids start at 0.1 Gram (about $0.12 per 1,000 views) with no web links; resellers want $500 or €811; networks $300 to $10,000.
Adshares vs Coinzilla: the open protocol with no open door against the €100 incumbent
Adshares vs Coinzilla: a campaign button that has returned a server error since August 2026 and two ad servers now offline, against a €100 door. 3/10 vs 9/10.
KYC at crypto ad networks compared: advertisers vs publishers
Coinzilla runs every account through iDenfy, A-ADS asks nothing unless you target Poocoin, Cointraffic can hold payouts for a passport. 14 contracts compared.
Publisher approval requirements at ten crypto ad networks, verified
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.
Cointraffic vs Coinzilla: managed muscle or self-serve control
Cointraffic vs Coinzilla, no stake in either: a €3,000 managed desk with public outlet prices against a €100 self-serve floor. Both keep deposits. 7.5 vs 9/10.
Crypto ad network payouts and minimums, compared and verified
Advertiser minimums from $10 to $10,000 and every publisher payout floor, re-verified at the source — including numbers quietly removed from networks' sites.
Coinzilla vs Bitmedia: premium placements or targeting depth
Coinzilla vs Bitmedia, compared with no stake in either: entry price, inventory, pricing models and publisher terms — every number from their own documents.
Wallet-level targeting: what crypto ad networks are actually selling
'Wallet targeting' means three different mechanisms with different accuracy, prices and privacy costs. What each is and how to buy it without being the product.