Cryptocurrency blogs que aceptan artículos invitados

When a buyer asks ChatGPT, Gemini, or Google AI Overviews about a crypto project, protocol, or trend, the model answers by citing sources it has read. Those sources are often detailed explainers, opinion pieces, and tutorials published on independent cryptocurrency blogs and news sites.

A guest post on a reputable site does two things. It puts your expertise in front of a relevant audience, and it creates a page that answer engines may read and cite when answering questions about your niche. This is earned visibility. The link from that page to your site is a citation that signals your authority to both readers and AI models.

The publications in this directory have clear contributor guidelines. They want original analysis, not promotional content. A typical guideline asks for a unique perspective on DeFi mechanics, Layer 2 scaling, regulatory developments, wallet security, or NFT utility. They expect data, clear examples, and actionable insights.

Your pitch must show you have read the site and understand its audience. Avoid generic topics like 'What is Bitcoin?'. Instead, propose a tightly focused piece, for example, 'An on chain analysis of fee arbitrage opportunities after the latest EIP 4844 upgrade'. The editor's first filter is whether your idea fits their readers' advanced interests.

Do not spray pitches across all 48 sites. Start by reading the contributor guidelines for each. Then, visit the site itself. Look at the articles published in the last month. Check if they cite external sources and link out to projects, research papers, or other blogs. A site that already cites others is more likely to consider a well argued guest post.

Use the table above to filter. Prioritise sites whose recent content aligns closely with your team's deepest expertise. If your strength is zero knowledge proofs, a site publishing mostly price speculation is not a fit. Choose three where you can genuinely add value to the existing conversation. Quality over quantity always wins.

Send a short email to the address in the guidelines. Use a clear subject line, for example, 'Pitch: [Your specific topic]'. In the body, introduce yourself and your relevant background in one sentence. Then, present your proposed headline and a two or three sentence summary of the article's argument. Mention two or three key points you will cover and why this matters to the publication's readers now.

Do not attach a full draft unless the guidelines ask for it. Do not make promises about traffic or SEO. Do not ask for a link. The goal is to show you have a valuable, non promotional idea. If the editor is interested, they will ask for the draft or discuss terms. A realistic response is silence, a polite decline, or a request for more details within one to two weeks.

Mentionry is an AI marketing platform that reads sources like this directory daily. Its Opportunities screen lists journalist requests, open contributor programmes, and pages that cite your competitors but not you. For each entry, it judges whether your brand's expertise is a credible match.

For a match, Mentionry's AI Marketer drafts the pitch email using your brand kit and knowledge bases. You review and edit the draft in the Desk. When you approve, it sends the email from your own connected mailbox. Mentionry never places, publishes, or pays for a link. Whether a publication then cites you is the editor's decision. This turns a manual research task into a reviewed, actionable workflow.