Crypto is one of the most lucrative verticals in arbitrage. Its appeal stems from one fact: lucrative CPA figures of $1,000 or more, allowing a buyer to earn over $100,000 in profit per month on volume (assuming they have a turnover, of course) and pocket a significant portion.
What's included in this vertical?
The crypto vertical is traffic to any products related to cryptocurrencies and investments:
Investment offers - various offers to invest money at high interest rates through a specialized platform (for example, copy trading platforms). This is the foundation of this vertical and is where the largest CPAs are.
Crypto exchanges: Bybit, Bitunix, WhiteBIT, and dozens of other platforms. Exchanges compete for users and are willing to pay webmasters for each trader they refer. Payment is made for registration, KYC, or the first deposit.
Cryptocurrency wallets and apps. Payment is paid for installation and completion of a target action. The entry threshold is lower than with exchanges: the user doesn't need to deposit money; simply download the app.
Training and courses. Offers from online trading schools, investment academies, and signaling channels. Payouts are high—up to 50–70% of the course fee, but conversion is more difficult.
Payment Models in Crypto
RevShare is the main payment model in this vertical. You receive a percentage (usually 30–50%) of the commissions the exchange earns from your referral—for life. Bring in an active trader, and they trade, generate commissions, and you receive a cut. A single "whale" who trades large volumes can bring in hundreds of dollars per month for years. Only the lazy haven't tried trading in crypto, so the referral base grows quickly.
Crypto is one of the most lucrative verticals in arbitrage. Its appeal stems from one fact: lucrative CPA figures of $1,000 or more, allowing a buyer to earn over $100,000 in profit per month on volume (assuming they have a turnover, of course) and pocket a significant portion.
What's included in this vertical?
The crypto vertical is traffic to any products related to cryptocurrencies and investments:
Investment offers - various offers to invest money at high interest rates through a specialized platform (for example, copy trading platforms). This is the foundation of this vertical and is where the largest CPAs are.
Crypto exchanges: Bybit, Bitunix, WhiteBIT, and dozens of other platforms. Exchanges compete for users and are willing to pay webmasters for each trader they refer. Payment is made for registration, KYC, or the first deposit.
Cryptocurrency wallets and apps. Payment is paid for installation and completion of a target action. The entry threshold is lower than with exchanges: the user doesn't need to deposit money; simply download the app.
Training and courses. Offers from online trading schools, investment academies, and signaling channels. Payouts are high—up to 50–70% of the course fee, but conversion is more difficult.
Payment Models in Crypto
RevShare is the main payment model in this vertical. You receive a percentage (usually 30–50%) of the commissions the exchange earns from your referral—for life. Bring in an active trader, and they trade, generate commissions, and you receive a cut. A single "whale" who trades large volumes can bring in hundreds of dollars per month for years. Only the lazy haven't tried trading in crypto, so the referral base grows quickly.
Crypto is one of the most lucrative verticals in arbitrage. Its appeal stems from one fact: lucrative CPA figures of $1,000 or more, allowing a buyer to earn over $100,000 in profit per month on volume (assuming they have a turnover, of course) and pocket a significant portion.
What's included in this vertical?
The crypto vertical is traffic to any products related to cryptocurrencies and investments:
Investment offers - various offers to invest money at high interest rates through a specialized platform (for example, copy trading platforms). This is the foundation of this vertical and is where the largest CPAs are.
Crypto exchanges: Bybit, Bitunix, WhiteBIT, and dozens of other platforms. Exchanges compete for users and are willing to pay webmasters for each trader they refer. Payment is made for registration, KYC, or the first deposit.
Cryptocurrency wallets and apps. Payment is paid for installation and completion of a target action. The entry threshold is lower than with exchanges: the user doesn't need to deposit money; simply download the app.
Training and courses. Offers from online trading schools, investment academies, and signaling channels. Payouts are high—up to 50–70% of the course fee, but conversion is more difficult.
Payment Models in Crypto
RevShare is the main payment model in this vertical. You receive a percentage (usually 30–50%) of the commissions the exchange earns from your referral—for life. Bring in an active trader, and they trade, generate commissions, and you receive a cut. A single "whale" who trades large volumes can bring in hundreds of dollars per month for years. Only the lazy haven't tried trading in crypto, so the referral base grows quickly.
Crypto is one of the most lucrative verticals in arbitrage. Its appeal stems from one fact: lucrative CPA figures of $1,000 or more, allowing a buyer to earn over $100,000 in profit per month on volume (assuming they have a turnover, of course) and pocket a significant portion.
What's included in this vertical?
The crypto vertical is traffic to any products related to cryptocurrencies and investments:
Investment offers - various offers to invest money at high interest rates through a specialized platform (for example, copy trading platforms). This is the foundation of this vertical and is where the largest CPAs are.
Crypto exchanges: Bybit, Bitunix, WhiteBIT, and dozens of other platforms. Exchanges compete for users and are willing to pay webmasters for each trader they refer. Payment is made for registration, KYC, or the first deposit.
Cryptocurrency wallets and apps. Payment is paid for installation and completion of a target action. The entry threshold is lower than with exchanges: the user doesn't need to deposit money; simply download the app.
Training and courses. Offers from online trading schools, investment academies, and signaling channels. Payouts are high—up to 50–70% of the course fee, but conversion is more difficult.
Payment Models in Crypto
RevShare is the main payment model in this vertical. You receive a percentage (usually 30–50%) of the commissions the exchange earns from your referral—for life. Bring in an active trader, and they trade, generate commissions, and you receive a cut. A single "whale" who trades large volumes can bring in hundreds of dollars per month for years. Only the lazy haven't tried trading in crypto, so the referral base grows quickly.
CPA FD — fixed commission for the first deposit. The amounts are substantial: from $200-300 to $1,000 and up, depending on the geo and conditions. However, strict KPIs are usually set: a minimum deposit amount, a term (usually 7-30 days), and sometimes turnover requirements.
CPL — payment for registration (SOI) or verified email (DOI). Usually quite cheap ($2-15).
Hybrid — CPA + RevShare. Optimal for those who drive consistent traffic: a fixed deposit fee plus a percentage of commissions.
Audience and Geo
Typical lead profile: male, 25/30/35+ years old. + In some GEOs, it may be useful to exclude older people from targeting. These are the basic settings for finding the target audience.
For the main GEOs:
Tier 1 — Germany, UK, Canada. Deposits are substantial, but competition and traffic costs are high.
Tier 2/3 — Turkey, Vietnam, Indonesia, Brazil, Latin America, and the CIS. The audience in these GEOs is growing, traffic is cheap, and crypto is perceived as a way to protect money from inflation.
Where and how to get traffic to a crypto offer?
Facebook. A classic source. Cryptocurrency on Facebook is subject to licensing restrictions, so cloaking skills are essential.
Google and Google Ads. Google Ads moderation is much stricter, and cloaking requires much more thoroughness (including creating white pages from scratch according to all the rules).
Telegram. The most organic channel for crypto: targeting subscribers of crypto channels, seeding in thematic public groups, Telegram Ads. The audience there is already warm.
In addition, crypto has recently been actively driven through in-app sources and teasers.
Now, about how: the majority of crypto creatives have long been based on celebrities, and now in many GEOs, this approach has been completely squashed. So we need to either test other approaches: quizzes, news articles, UGC, etc., or test unusual celebrities (not Elon Musk).
CPA FD — fixed commission for the first deposit. The amounts are substantial: from $200-300 to $1,000 and up, depending on the geo and conditions. However, strict KPIs are usually set: a minimum deposit amount, a term (usually 7-30 days), and sometimes turnover requirements.
CPL — payment for registration (SOI) or verified email (DOI). Usually quite cheap ($2-15).
Hybrid — CPA + RevShare. Optimal for those who drive consistent traffic: a fixed deposit fee plus a percentage of commissions.
Audience and Geo
Typical lead profile: male, 25/30/35+ years old. + In some GEOs, it may be useful to exclude older people from targeting. These are the basic settings for finding the target audience.
For the main GEOs:
Tier 1 — Germany, UK, Canada. Deposits are substantial, but competition and traffic costs are high.
Tier 2/3 — Turkey, Vietnam, Indonesia, Brazil, Latin America, and the CIS. The audience in these GEOs is growing, traffic is cheap, and crypto is perceived as a way to protect money from inflation.
Where and how to get traffic to a crypto offer?
Facebook. A classic source. Cryptocurrency on Facebook is subject to licensing restrictions, so cloaking skills are essential.
Google and Google Ads. Google Ads moderation is much stricter, and cloaking requires much more thoroughness (including creating white pages from scratch according to all the rules).
Telegram. The most organic channel for crypto: targeting subscribers of crypto channels, seeding in thematic public groups, Telegram Ads. The audience there is already warm.
In addition, crypto has recently been actively driven through in-app sources and teasers.
Now, about how: the majority of crypto creatives have long been based on celebrities, and now in many GEOs, this approach has been completely squashed. So we need to either test other approaches: quizzes, news articles, UGC, etc., or test unusual celebrities (not Elon Musk).
CPA FD — fixed commission for the first deposit. The amounts are substantial: from $200-300 to $1,000 and up, depending on the geo and conditions. However, strict KPIs are usually set: a minimum deposit amount, a term (usually 7-30 days), and sometimes turnover requirements.
CPL — payment for registration (SOI) or verified email (DOI). Usually quite cheap ($2-15).
Hybrid — CPA + RevShare. Optimal for those who drive consistent traffic: a fixed deposit fee plus a percentage of commissions.
Audience and Geo
Typical lead profile: male, 25/30/35+ years old. + In some GEOs, it may be useful to exclude older people from targeting. These are the basic settings for finding the target audience.
For the main GEOs:
Tier 1 — Germany, UK, Canada. Deposits are substantial, but competition and traffic costs are high.
Tier 2/3 — Turkey, Vietnam, Indonesia, Brazil, Latin America, and the CIS. The audience in these GEOs is growing, traffic is cheap, and crypto is perceived as a way to protect money from inflation.
Where and how to get traffic to a crypto offer?
Facebook. A classic source. Cryptocurrency on Facebook is subject to licensing restrictions, so cloaking skills are essential.
Google and Google Ads. Google Ads moderation is much stricter, and cloaking requires much more thoroughness (including creating white pages from scratch according to all the rules).
Telegram. The most organic channel for crypto: targeting subscribers of crypto channels, seeding in thematic public groups, Telegram Ads. The audience there is already warm.
In addition, crypto has recently been actively driven through in-app sources and teasers.
Now, about how: the majority of crypto creatives have long been based on celebrities, and now in many GEOs, this approach has been completely squashed. So we need to either test other approaches: quizzes, news articles, UGC, etc., or test unusual celebrities (not Elon Musk).
CPA FD — fixed commission for the first deposit. The amounts are substantial: from $200-300 to $1,000 and up, depending on the geo and conditions. However, strict KPIs are usually set: a minimum deposit amount, a term (usually 7-30 days), and sometimes turnover requirements.
CPL — payment for registration (SOI) or verified email (DOI). Usually quite cheap ($2-15).
Hybrid — CPA + RevShare. Optimal for those who drive consistent traffic: a fixed deposit fee plus a percentage of commissions.
Audience and Geo
Typical lead profile: male, 25/30/35+ years old. + In some GEOs, it may be useful to exclude older people from targeting. These are the basic settings for finding the target audience.
For the main GEOs:
Tier 1 — Germany, UK, Canada. Deposits are substantial, but competition and traffic costs are high.
Tier 2/3 — Turkey, Vietnam, Indonesia, Brazil, Latin America, and the CIS. The audience in these GEOs is growing, traffic is cheap, and crypto is perceived as a way to protect money from inflation.
Where and how to get traffic to a crypto offer?
Facebook. A classic source. Cryptocurrency on Facebook is subject to licensing restrictions, so cloaking skills are essential.
Google and Google Ads. Google Ads moderation is much stricter, and cloaking requires much more thoroughness (including creating white pages from scratch according to all the rules).
Telegram. The most organic channel for crypto: targeting subscribers of crypto channels, seeding in thematic public groups, Telegram Ads. The audience there is already warm.
In addition, crypto has recently been actively driven through in-app sources and teasers.
Now, about how: the majority of crypto creatives have long been based on celebrities, and now in many GEOs, this approach has been completely squashed. So we need to either test other approaches: quizzes, news articles, UGC, etc., or test unusual celebrities (not Elon Musk).
