Quick answer: Crypto Ruble Coins accepts contributor pitches from people with genuine crypto and blockchain expertise. We look for original, accurate, well-sourced articles that help readers understand the space — not promotional posts. Pitch via our contact page.
Key takeaways
- Open to experienced crypto writers, analysts, developers and founders.
- We want original, useful, non-promotional articles — pitches first, not finished spam.
- Contributions are edited to our standards and fact-checked.
- Promotional or paid placements go through sponsored content, not contributor articles.
What we publish
We are interested in explainers, analysis, how-to guides, and informed opinion across crypto, DeFi, security, mining, regulation and Web3. The best pitches teach the reader something concrete and are written by someone with real experience in the topic.
What we do not publish
We decline thin content, undisclosed promotion, unverified price predictions dressed up as fact, and anything that reads as investment advice. If your aim is to promote a product or project, that is welcome — but it belongs in sponsored content where it will be clearly disclosed.
How to pitch
Send a short outline: the working title, the angle, why it matters now, and a line on your background. Include links to past work if you have them. We reply to pitches that fit. Accepted drafts are edited for accuracy, clarity and compliance before publishing, and reviewed against our editorial standards.
About Crypto Ruble Coins
Crypto Ruble Coins is an independent crypto and blockchain publication with a named editorial team and published standards. Learn more via our about us, our team, editorial standards, affiliate disclosure. All paid placements are labelled in line with the FTC endorsement guidelines and never constitute financial advice. Partnerships are handled by our team — start a conversation on our contact page or email [email protected].
Frequently asked questions
Do you pay contributors?
Editorial contributions are generally unpaid but earn a byline and, where appropriate, a link to your professional profile. Paid, promotional placements are handled separately as disclosed sponsored content.
Can I include a link to my project?
Editorial articles may reference sources where relevant, but they are not a channel for promotion. Promotional links belong in disclosed sponsored content.
What are the guidelines?
Articles must be original, accurate, well-sourced and non-promotional, and they follow our editorial standards. Nothing published is financial advice.