A clearer CryptoRank profile starts with your story
Picture a founder whose first launch was quiet. A new market language is added, and the team wants its CryptoRank information to read clearly in that setting. We would sort the project facts from the round details before preparing anything for review.
A CryptoRank listing can present a project, a fundraising round, or both. Our part is to help you share a consistent account, with sources close at hand. We start by asking what you want the listing to explain and which details are ready to be public. Then we check your supplied materials for mismatched names, links, or claims that need a clearer source.
For example, say a round announcement names participants while an older project description does not mention the round. We would keep the records distinct and ask you to confirm which details are approved for publication. That gives your contact a clear decision to make instead of asking them to reconcile scattered versions.
If you are weighing several destinations, our listings and verification overview can help frame the choices. We can also coordinate a separate profile plan for other crypto tracker listings.
What should go into a CryptoRank preparation pack?
A useful preparation pack pairs each important statement with an official link or source your team approves. That makes it easier to spot gaps before submission and keeps your reviewer from guessing which version is current.
Project details to gather
Bring the current project description, official website and social links, and the product or token details you want represented. Confirm spellings, names, and URLs with one person who can approve changes. If you already have a CryptoRank profile, include its link and mark the details that need attention.
Round details to confirm
For a fundraising round, share the wording you want considered and the sources behind its timing, participants, or other claims. Mark anything confidential or not yet approved for publication. We keep unsourced details as open questions rather than filling gaps by inference.
A compact set of materials is enough to begin: one current description, source links, and a named approver. If a launch calendar is also part of your plan, our ICO and airdrop calendar listing support is a separate workstream. We can review it alongside the CryptoRank request without treating one submission as an update to another.
Four checks before we coordinate the submission
We use four checks to turn your source materials into an approved submission pack. Each check gives your team a clear point to confirm or correct information before we move on.
- Name the record. You tell us whether the request covers a project profile, a fundraising round, or both. We agree who can approve details and what may be shared publicly.
- Gather the sources. You provide official links, current descriptions, and supporting material for the claims you want included. We keep any confidential material separate.
- Resolve open questions. We compare the supplied facts and return a short list where a detail is missing, inconsistent, or needs a source. Your approver confirms the answer rather than leaving us to infer it.
- Approve and coordinate. Once the facts and publication permissions are confirmed, we prepare the agreed material for the applicable CryptoRank route. We record what was submitted and any follow-up action.
This review path is useful whether the request is for one record or both. Teams preparing separate applications can also read about CoinMarketCap listing support.
For another destination, see CoinGecko listing support. Those destinations need their own reviewed information; a CryptoRank pack does not stand in for either application.
Keep project and round details in their own lanes
A project profile and a fundraising-round record answer different questions. Keeping them distinct helps your team confirm each fact with the right source and approver.
| Record | What it describes | What to check before approval |
|---|---|---|
| Project | The venture, its product or token, and official web presence | Current description, names, official links, and relevant details |
| Fundraising round | A financing event and the details your team intends to publish | Round wording, supporting sources, participant details, and publication approval |
| Both | Two related records prepared for the same request | Shared names and links, plus any details that should not be carried from one record to the other |
Treat the table as a sorting aid, not a request to publish every field. Your team decides what is public and what is ready to share. If a point has no approved source yet, we leave it open for your contact to resolve.
This separation is especially helpful when a round announcement and a project description were written at different times. We compare the versions, note what needs confirmation, and prepare the agreed information after you approve it.
A tidy handoff leaves your team ready for the next reply
At the end of the agreed work, you receive a written summary of the materials we reviewed. It lists the information submitted and any follow-up still open. We keep that record simple, so your team can see who approved the facts and what may need a response.
CryptoRank decides whether it accepts, edits, displays, or updates a project or round record, and when that information appears. We can complete the agreed preparation, submission coordination, and follow-up, but we cannot promise acceptance, a particular placement, or a publication date. For wider planning, our listing and verification overview can help you map other destinations.
If you are also preparing an exchange application, our centralized exchange listing support covers that separate workstream.
To start, send Brand Community your official links, the profile or round details you want reviewed, and the name of your approver. We’ll check what is ready, list any open questions, and agree the next step with you.
How it works
- Choose the recordTell us whether you want to prepare a project profile, a fundraising round, or both. We agree who can approve the facts and what may be shared publicly.
- Share current materialsSend official links, current descriptions, and sources for the claims you want considered. Mark confidential or unapproved details clearly.
- Review and clarifyWe compare the materials and send focused questions about missing or inconsistent details. Your approver confirms each correction.
- Approve the packYour contact confirms the final facts and publication permissions. We then prepare the agreed material for the applicable CryptoRank route.
- Coordinate and recordWe coordinate the agreed submission and follow-up, then share a written record of what was sent and what action remains.
Frequently asked questions
Which links should I gather before we discuss CryptoRank?
Start with your official website and social links, a current project description, and any profile you already have on CryptoRank. For a round, add the wording you want considered and sources for its details. One named approver helps us direct questions to the right person.
Can you prepare round details if we are not ready to share everything?
Yes. We can review the details you are prepared to share and mark other information as confidential or awaiting approval. For example, you can send a public round announcement and identify a contact who can confirm what may be included. We will not fill in missing details by inference.
How do you handle a profile that already has outdated information?
Share the CryptoRank profile link, the details you believe need attention, and sources for the corrected facts. We compare those items with your approved materials, note any open questions, and coordinate the agreed follow-up. Your team can review the proposed corrections before we proceed.
Can one request cover the project and its funding round?
Yes, if you want both prepared, we can review them together while keeping each record distinct. We check shared details, such as names and links, and ask your approver to confirm round-specific information separately. That makes it clearer which facts belong to each record.
When can we expect the submission pack to be ready?
We agree timing after reviewing your materials and confirming the applicable CryptoRank route. A complete source pack and one contact for approvals make it easier to resolve questions. If details are missing or need internal confirmation, we first identify those items with you.
Can you promise that CryptoRank will publish our information?
No. CryptoRank controls acceptance, edits, display, and publication timing for project and round information. We can agree on the preparation, submission coordination, and follow-up we will complete. You receive a record of that work, including any response or next action that comes back.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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