Quick answer: To get featured on Crypto Ruble Coins, submit your crypto project for a structured feature that explains what you build, who it is for and why it matters. A crypto project feature can be independent editorial — our own decision — or a labelled sponsored writeup you commission. Either way, the facts have to be verifiable. Tell us about your project.
Key takeaways
- Two routes: independent editorial consideration, or a labelled sponsored feature.
- Focus: what your project does — verifiable facts, not hype.
- Disclosure: sponsored features are clearly labelled per the FTC guidelines.
- YMYL: no price targets, no guaranteed returns.
- Start: send your project details.
What “get featured” means here
To get featured crypto projects give our readers a clear, structured account of what they are: the problem, the approach, the traction that can actually be verified, and how someone can try it for themselves. A crypto project feature is more focused than a press release and more structured than an open-ended article — it answers, in order, the questions a curious reader asks first. Done well, it is the page a potential user or partner reads to understand you in five minutes.
Two ways to be featured
We offer two clearly separated routes, and we never blur them:
- Independent editorial — our team may choose to cover projects we find genuinely interesting or important. This cannot be bought; you are welcome to put your project on our radar, but the decision, the angle and the conclusions remain entirely ours.
- Sponsored feature — a commissioned crypto project feature, written to your brief and clearly labelled as sponsored. This guarantees placement of a compliant piece and is handled like our sponsored content.
Keeping the two strictly separate is what lets readers trust either one; blur them and both become worthless.
What makes a strong project feature
The best features are built on specifics a reader could check:
- A one-line description a non-expert can actually understand.
- The concrete problem you solve, and precisely how you solve it.
- Verifiable specifics: network, stage, audits, integrations and real usage.
- Who the product is for and how to try it today.
- Named team or founder detail that establishes credibility.
Vague claims and unverifiable numbers weaken a feature and are the fastest route to a “no” on the editorial side. Concrete, checkable detail does the opposite.
What we will not feature
We decline anything that reads as an investment pitch: promised returns, price targets, “guaranteed” yields, countdowns or pressure tactics. We also step back from projects unwilling to share basic verifiable detail, because we cannot responsibly put our readers in front of something we cannot describe accurately. In a YMYL space, a feature that oversells is not a favour to anyone — least of all to the project, which inherits the credibility problem later.
How to submit your project
- Send your project details — description, stage, links and what makes it notable.
- We tell you whether it fits editorial consideration, a sponsored feature, or both.
- For a sponsored feature we confirm scope, current rates and turnaround.
- We write or edit, label where sponsored, publish and confirm it is live.
Feature vs press release vs sponsored article
Choosing the right format matters more than most teams expect. A press release announces a specific piece of news; a sponsored article tells a long-form story around a theme; a project feature gives a structured overview of what you are as a whole. Many teams pair a feature with a press release for a launch — the feature explains the project, the release breaks the news — and cover both under a single partnership.
Pricing for sponsored features
Sponsored features are priced by depth and production effort rather than a flat fee, since a concise overview and a researched deep-dive are different pieces of work. Request current rates and outline your project so we can quote accurately. Independent editorial consideration, by contrast, is free — but, by design, never guaranteed.
What happens after you submit
Once you send your details through the contact page, we read what you have shared and reply with an honest assessment of the best route. Some projects are a natural fit for a sponsored feature; some are better served by a press release if the real news is a specific event; and some we may simply flag for editorial consideration without any commitment either way. If a sponsored feature is the right path, we confirm the scope, what we need from you, the current rate and a realistic turnaround before any work begins, so there are no surprises.
From there the process is collaborative. We draft or edit, share the piece for a factual review, and make sure every claim is accurate and every label clear before it goes live. We will tell you plainly if something in your materials cannot be verified or cannot be said in a YMYL context, and we will suggest how to phrase it compliantly instead. Nothing is published until you have had the chance to confirm that the facts about your own project are correct, because an accurate feature serves you far better than a flattering one that later has to be walked back.
Preparing materials for a strong feature
You can make a crypto project feature far easier to produce, and far stronger, by having the right materials ready. A short, plain-language summary of what you do; a fact sheet covering network, stage, audits, integrations and genuine usage; links to documentation and any independent references; a logo and usable images; and a named contact for questions all help enormously. The more verifiable detail you provide, the more specific and convincing the finished feature can be — and the less time is lost going back and forth to confirm basics. If you are unsure what is worth including, err towards giving us more: it is far easier for us to leave out detail that is not needed than to write convincingly around gaps you have left, and a well-prepared submission almost always turns into a sharper, more credible feature.
Crypto Ruble Coins is an independent crypto and blockchain newsroom run by a named editorial team working to published standards. Read more about us, meet the people behind the coverage, review our editorial guidelines and see our affiliate disclosure. Every commercial placement is labelled in line with the FTC endorsement guidelines, and nothing we publish — paid or independent — is financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get featured on Crypto Ruble Coins?
Send your project details or email [email protected]. We will suggest editorial consideration, a sponsored feature, or both.
Can I pay to be featured?
You can commission a labelled sponsored crypto project feature. Independent editorial coverage cannot be bought.
Is a sponsored feature labelled?
Yes, clearly, per the FTC guidelines.
What information should I send?
A plain-language description, stage, verifiable specifics, links and what makes the project notable.
What projects do you decline?
Anything promising returns or price targets, or unwilling to share basic verifiable detail.
How is a feature different from a press release?
A feature is a structured overview of your project; a press release announces specific news.
How much does a sponsored feature cost?
It depends on depth and production. Request current rates.
Is a feature financial advice?
No. Features describe projects; nothing on Crypto Ruble Coins is financial advice.
Can I pay to get featured on Crypto Ruble Coins?
Independent editorial features are earned on merit, not paid. For guaranteed, scheduled placement choose clearly disclosed sponsored content.