About TheCoinrise

TheCoinrise is a cryptocurrency and blockchain news publication. We cover the market, the technology and the regulation around it, and we tell you plainly which of what you are reading is ours and which is paid for.

In short

  • Three kinds of content appear here, and each one is marked so you can tell them apart at a glance.
  • Paid placements are labelled, kept out of our editorial modules, and every outbound link in them carries rel="sponsored nofollow".
  • Nothing on this site is investment advice. We are a publisher, not an adviser, a broker or a fund.
  • One third-party script runs on this site: Google Analytics. There is no ad network and no tracking pixel.

Where a story on this site comes from

Most crypto sites mix reporting, syndication and advertising into one undifferentiated feed and leave the reader to work out which is which. We separate them at the point of publication, and each stream is marked differently.

How the site is assembled

Three streams, three different markers

Original reporting Written by this newsroom Newsroom partner First published by AltcoinGordon Paid placement Bought by the project it discusses TheCoinrise published Byline: our newsroom Indexed as ours. Links are editorial. Credit + canonical to the source Search credit goes to who reported it. Sponsored label + disclosure Every outbound link nofollowed.

A canonical link tells a search engine which site should get credit for a piece of writing. When we republish a partner’s reporting, that credit points back to them – not to us.

What we will not do

Editorial

  • Decided by the newsroom, with no advertiser input
  • No advertiser sees an article before it publishes
  • Links are placed because they are useful to a reader
  • Corrected in place, and the correction is noted

Paid placement

  • Written by, or for, the company paying for it
  • Not fact-checked by us as journalism
  • Every outbound link carries rel=”sponsored nofollow”
  • Kept out of every editorial module on the site

We do not sell editorial coverage. Paying for a placement does not buy favourable treatment anywhere else on this site, and it does not buy a link that passes ranking credit. If a company tells you it can, it is not describing us.

The site

2019Domain registered and publishing since
7Editorial sections
1Third-party script: Google Analytics
0Ad networks, pixels or data brokers
  • 2019TheCoinrise.com registered and begins publishing crypto news.
  • 2024 – 2025The site scales up press-release and presale placements. Editorial output falls behind it.
  • August 2026The archive from that period is retired, the paid stream is separated and labelled, and the site is rebuilt around a smaller amount of work we are prepared to stand behind.

Corrections

If something here is wrong, we want to fix it rather than defend it. Email advertising@thecoinrise.com with a link to the article and what you believe is inaccurate. Substantive corrections are made in the article itself and noted there. Our full position is set out in the Editorial Policy.

Contact

Newsroom

Tips, corrections and questions about a story.
advertising@thecoinrise.com

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advertising@thecoinrise.com

Nothing on this site is investment advice. Crypto markets carry the risk of total loss.

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