Can I post financial advice in this subreddit?
The community is not a place for financial advice, so you should not post anything that could be mistaken for professional financial guidance.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/CryptoHelp: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
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This community is for people to help each other with crypto related queries, tips, and thoughts. Users come here to find help with their crypto questions and to share helpful insights with others. It is a place focused on mutual assistance within the crypto space.
The rules that matter most are the Core Principles which demand civility and politeness. You must also adhere to the Spam and content standards, which prohibits self-promotion and referrals. Furthermore, the Manipulation, illegal activities, no begging rule forbids asking people to DM you or offering money for help. Finally, the On Topic Discussion rule reminds everyone that this sub is not for financial advice or sales.
A good post here is one that genuinely helps someone else with a crypto query or shares a useful tip without trying to push your own product. If you are a founder, you could ask a thoughtful question about a specific technical challenge you are facing, focusing on getting advice rather than selling a solution. Keep your content helpful, polite, and strictly on topic with crypto discussions.
You must avoid violating the rules like self-promotion and referrals under the Spam and content standards. You should also avoid anything related to begging or offering money in return for help under the Manipulation, illegal activities, no begging rule. Do not violate the Core Principles by being uncivil or mocking other users. Remember that this sub is not for financial advice, so avoid posting anything that could be seen as professional financial guidance.
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The community is not a place for financial advice, so you should not post anything that could be mistaken for professional financial guidance.
No, you cannot self-promote or share referral links, as these are explicitly forbidden under the spam and content standards.
You must be respectful and kind to everyone, and if you are mocking or belittling users, your comments will be removed.
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