Can I post a referral link or promo code for my crypto product?
No, the "Spam" rule strictly prohibits any referral links, promo links, or codes, and doing so can lead to a permanent ban.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/CryptoCurrency: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
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This community is for cryptocurrency news, discussion, and analysis. It is the leading community for people who want to talk about crypto, share updates, and break down what is happening in the market. The rules point to a focus on keeping things on topic, maintaining content standards, and avoiding manipulation or spam.
The rules that matter most for anyone doing marketing here are "Spam", "On Topic Discussion", and "Suitable Titles and Flairs". The "Spam" rule is the sharpest. It says that posting referral, promo links, or codes of any kind is strictly prohibited and will be met with a long-term or permanent ban. It even covers asking for referrals, saying "PM for referral", and linking to sites used solely for referral links. "On Topic Discussion" keeps the room focused on cryptocurrency. "Suitable Titles and Flairs" means your post needs the right title and the right flair to survive. There are also broader rules like "Core Principles", "Manipulation", "Content Standards", and "Content Theft" that set the tone for what is acceptable.
A good post here is a piece of genuine cryptocurrency news, a thoughtful analysis, or a discussion question that fits the community's focus. If you are a founder, the only way in is to share something useful about the crypto space without any promotional angle. Write a clear title, use the correct flair, and make sure the content is original or properly attributed. Your goal is to contribute to the discussion, not to drive traffic somewhere else.
The fastest way to get banned here is to post referral or promo links or codes. The "Spam" rule is explicit that this will lead to a long-term or permanent ban, and it covers a lot of ground, including asking for codes, saying "PM for referral", and linking to sites that exist solely for referral links. You also need to avoid manipulation, illegal activity, and content theft. Keep your posts on the topic of cryptocurrency, and make sure your titles and flairs are suitable. If you are not sure about something, the "Communicate With the Mod Team" rule suggests reaching out to the moderators first.
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No, the "Spam" rule strictly prohibits any referral links, promo links, or codes, and doing so can lead to a permanent ban.
No, even asking for referral codes or links is prohibited under the "Spam" rule.
Posts must be about cryptocurrency news, discussion, or analysis, as stated in the public description and the "On Topic Discussion" rule.
Yes, the "Suitable Titles and Flairs" rule requires suitable titles and appropriate flairs on every post.
The rules do not give specific guidance on AI content, so its treatment is unknown based on the provided evidence.
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