If you want to submit a crypto press release for consideration on Best Crypto Presales, this page covers exactly what we need, how the review process works, and what will get a submission rejected before it reaches publication. Press releases here are treated as a distinct content category from our independently written news and reviews, and understanding that distinction upfront will save you time.
A press release is an official announcement from a project about a specific, factual development: a token generation event, an exchange listing, a completed audit, a partnership, a funding round, or a similar milestone. It is not the same as sponsored content, which is a longer promotional piece about a project generally, and it is not the same as requesting inclusion in our independent presale reviews, which follow the separate process described on our review methodology page. If you are unsure which category your submission fits, describing the announcement in your inquiry will help us route it correctly.
Before submitting, make sure your press release includes:
Submissions written entirely in promotional language, without checkable facts behind the headline claims, are the most common reason for rejection or requested revision.
We ask that submissions follow a standard structure to reduce back-and-forth before publication:
Plain text or a simple document format is preferred over heavily designed layouts, since formatting is standardized on our end during publishing. Images should be submitted separately at a minimum resolution suitable for web display, with usage rights confirmed by the submitting party.
Every submission goes through a basic editorial check before it goes live, consistent with our editorial policy. This includes confirming that:
We may request edits to bring a submission in line with these standards rather than rejecting it outright, particularly for otherwise legitimate announcements that are written in overly promotional language.
Standard submissions are typically reviewed within a few business days of receipt. If you have a specific date the release needs to go live, such as coinciding with a token launch, note that clearly in your submission and send it with enough lead time for our editorial review, since rush requests close to a launch date cannot always be guaranteed a same-day turnaround.
Send your press release along with any supporting materials, such as audit links or official announcement screenshots, through our submission contact channel. Include a brief note on your preferred publication date and any relevant context our editorial team should know before review. If your submission is part of a broader campaign involving sponsored content or advertising, mention that as well, since it may be handled alongside your press release request.
Once published, a press release remains part of our news archive and is labeled as a press release or announcement, distinct from independently reported news, consistent with how we handle sponsored content. We do not remove published press releases on request after the fact except in cases involving factual errors or legal concerns, which should be raised directly with our editorial team.
Submission terms, including whether a fee applies, depend on current policy and volume; details are provided when you submit an inquiry.
Links should support the factual content of the release. We do not accept releases structured primarily around link placement rather than genuine news.
No. Press release publication is separate from our review methodology and does not influence how a project is scored in independent reviews.
Submissions written entirely in promotional language, with headline claims that are not backed by checkable facts such as an audit link or contract address, are the most common reason we request edits before publication.
Submit with enough lead time for our editorial review to be completed before your target date, especially for time-sensitive announcements like a token generation event, since rush requests close to a launch cannot always be guaranteed same-day turnaround.
Plain text or a simple document following our standard structure, headline, dateline, lead paragraph, supporting detail, boilerplate, and contact information, is preferred over heavily designed layouts, since formatting is standardized during publishing.
We do not generally remove published press releases on request after the fact, except in cases involving factual errors or legal concerns, which should be raised directly with our editorial team.
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