Advertising policy
ADtention places short sponsor messages in developers’ terminals. To keep that space trustworthy, every ad is reviewed before it goes live.
- Fraudulent or scam crypto — guaranteed or fixed returns, “100x”, fake airdrops or giveaways, seed-phrase or wallet-key requests, pump-and-dump, and impersonated tokens.
- Sexual content — pornography or sexually explicit material. Any sexual content involving minors is reported and permanently banned.
- Illegal goods and services — drugs, weapons, stolen data or accounts, forged documents.
- Hate and violence — harassment, hateful content, or incitement of violence against people or groups.
- Malware and phishing — malicious software, spyware, credential theft, or fake security warnings.
- Deceptive claims — get-rich-quick schemes, miracle cures, and impersonation of well-known brands or products.
We allow real, non-deceptive web3 products: wallets, exchanges, DeFi protocols, developer tooling, infrastructure, audited products, and educational resources.
We reject crypto that is scammy or fraudulent: promises of guaranteed returns, fake airdrops and giveaways, requests for seed phrases or private keys, and pump-and-dump schemes. The line is fraud and deception — not the technology.
Don’t mislead developers about what they’ll get, impersonate another brand, or use bait-and-switch destinations. The destination should match the ad.
When you launch a campaign, the ad is automatically reviewed against this policy. If it passes, it goes live and credits are reserved as usual. If it’s rejected, you’ll see the reason right away and no credits are charged — fix the ad and resubmit.
Saving a draft doesn’t trigger review or reserve credits; the check runs when you launch. We may also remove a campaign that’s already running if it’s later found to violate this policy.