Can I Get The URL of All Crypto News Site?

[ContentWriter]

I'm trying to reach out to crypto news sites for opportunities and collaborations and have used Google to search out some. How can I get all the crypto news sites out there? Can anyone give me a clue? I really do not mean the popular ones, but the hundreds or thousands that people don't know exist.

[Davidvictorson]

I'm trying to reach out to crypto news sites for opportunities and collaborations and have used Google to search out some. How can I get all the crypto news sites out there? Can anyone give me a clue?

Here are some of the most popular ones

- CoinDesk - www.coindesk.com
- Coin Telegraph - www.cointelegraph.com
- Bitcoin.com News - https://news.bitcoin.com/
- CCN - www.ccn.com
- The Block - www.theblockcrypto.com
- CryptoSlate - https://cryptoslate.com/
- Decrypt - https://decrypt.co/
- CoinBureau - www.coinbureau.com

*This topic should be move to beginners and help or bitcoin discussion board.

Unpopular ones
- https://coincheckup.com/
- https://bitinfocharts.com/
- https://coinlib.io/
- https://www.coinlore.com/
- https://coinpaprika.com/
- https://www.livecoinwatch.com/
- https://coincodex.com/
- https://www.cryptocompare.com/

[mk4]

Here's a trick.

Google a certain crypto-specific news, and just scroll down along the Google search results then click on "More results" until you come across the lesser-known news sites that have written similar topics.

You can also use the Tools tab to narrow down specific news Dates.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

I'm trying to reach out to crypto news sites for opportunities and collaborations and have used Google to search out some.

mk4 gave you an insightful trick on how to use Google search and get extra related information, site from your search result.

You also got some websites from Davidvictorson but there are two topics for your need.
Crypto Currency News Sites
Bitcoin Price charts

[Reatim]

If you want to see websites that are not that well known, most likely we also do not know it or it is not seen as reliable or credible. What I would suggest is that you should just try to search all kinds of crypto news mostly about projects that are new and with low market cap.

Coins/tokens with low marketcap are featured in not that popular websites.

[OmegaStarScream]

It seems like Feedspot has a list of 100 news sites: https://journalists.feedspot.com/cryptocurrency_news_websites/

I scrolled through it a bit, and it looks good. I'm not sure what your intentions are, but since you're not looking for the most reputable ones, you probably should take the news there with a grain of salt.

[logfiles]

Alternatively, you could use other such engines such as duckduckgo.com, yandex.com etc to get so more search results. Google has a habit of blocking certain sites or search results. Maybe even those onion related sites, but just so you know, it's going to be some bit of effort to find get less popular or brand new ones.

[Potato Chips]

But won't the too obscures be bad for your reputation? and perhaps may return with poor results in terms of exposure 🤔

I think the relatively lesser knows would be a better choice. If so, there's also https://cryptopanic.com/news/news-sites

It's basically a compact news aggregator and they mix reputable sources to lesser knowns -- I think there are more lesser knowns now? lol

[PX-Z]

You can try to google search "crypto news site list" it will give you the most popular sites list of crypto news sites or sites that covers crypto news in top of the google page. There are at least 27 of them if i count it right.

[LoyceV]

Google a certain crypto-specific news, and just scroll down along the Google search results then click on "More results" until you come across the lesser-known news sites that have written similar topics.

This also highlights the problem with "crypto news": all those sites are just copying each other. That's why I'm much more interested in crypto news in non-crypto media. That's how the Press board was supposed to be: "Notable press hits" (but it's now filled with copy/paste crap from "crypto media").

[mk4]

This also highlights the problem with "crypto news": all those sites are just copying each other. That's why I'm much more interested in crypto news in non-crypto media. That's how the Press board was supposed to be: "Notable press hits" (but it's now filled with copy/paste crap from "crypto media").

Well yea pretty much; and probably worse now with ChatGPT.

The downside in looking at crypto news on non-crypto news sites though is that I've seen multiple times in the past that some of their writers are obviously not crypto-literate as they get a lot of basic technicals wrong.

[LoyceV]

The downside in looking at crypto news on non-crypto news sites though is that I've seen multiple times in the past that some of their writers are obviously not crypto-literate as they get a lot of basic technicals wrong.

True. But on crypto news sites, I expect to see biased news.

[ABCbits]

It seems like Feedspot has a list of 100 news sites: https://journalists.feedspot.com/cryptocurrency_news_websites/

I scrolled through it a bit, and it looks good. I'm not sure what your intentions are, but since you're not looking for the most reputable ones, you probably should take the news there with a grain of salt.

Do you see 100 news sites on that list? I just accessed it, but only saw 32. Although the list says it has 781 on the list where you need to request it manually.

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That's how the Press board was supposed to be: "Notable press hits" (but it's now filled with copy/paste crap from "crypto media").

It's worse than copy/paste crap. Press board now filled with SEO link spam from 2 different users.

[hugeblack]

I think that the number of crypto news sites that have full- or part-time editors is very limited, so before saving a link to any site, check with the editors, make sure that they are real people and that their articles are written manually. Otherwise, most of the content is copied and pasted without checking the quality of the news.

Personally, I prefer setting up Twitter lists with email updates linked or RSS FEEDS.

- Bitcoin.com News - https://news.bitcoin.com/
- CCN - www.ccn.com

Bitcoin.com News is BCH FUD

[Pmalek]

How can I get all the crypto news sites out there?

I don't think there is a definite method to get every single crypto news site on the internet. And googling for "top xxx crypto news sites" or something like that will probably yield similar results and various blog posts mentioning the same names over and over again. I would probably search for "crypto news"/cryptocurrency news" and keep scrolling downwards until I find the amount I am satisfied with.

Do you see 100 news sites on that list? I just accessed it, but only saw 32. Although the list says it has 781 on the list where you need to request it manually.

There are only 32 sites in that collection, and you will have to e-mail the site admins and request the rest in a spreadsheet.

[ContentWriter]

Here's a trick.

Google a certain crypto-specific news, and just scroll down along the Google search results then click on "More results" until you come across the lesser-known news sites that have written similar topics.

You can also use the Tools tab to narrow down specific news Dates.

Google seems to ignore the smaller crypto sites in news results. They'd rather continue the "more results" with bigger sites that posted unrelated crypto news.

[hugeblack]

Google seems to ignore the smaller crypto sites in news results. They'd rather continue the "more results" with bigger sites that posted unrelated crypto news.

This is how Google works, as an old website, with some techniques, can appear first in a Google search, even if the content is very bad or is a copy and paste.
In general, some ALTT members recommended this service ---> https://bitcoinmagazine.com/, and I think it is good.

[EarnOnVictor]

I'm trying to reach out to crypto news sites for opportunities and collaborations and have used Google to search out some. How can I get all the crypto news sites out there? Can anyone give me a clue? I really do not mean the popular ones, but the hundreds or thousands that people don't know exist.

I've browsed through what some users wrote here and I have also compared it with what the Meta AI I normally use for searching purposes like this displayed and I can say that some are still missing as the AI displayed more. With extensive searches and varying the keywords you are searching for the same purpose, I am sure that AIs will deliver what you need to you.

Recently, I've found the better effectiveness and quickness of using AI in researching instead of just using the search engines directly. And using different AIs for this purpose may be the best idea because they will help you to quickly browse through online searches and usages and then filter them before furnishing you with ideas as fast as possible.

However, listing the results here myself will not help you much as they are extensive as per your request, hence the clue is delivered.

[348Judah]

I'm trying to reach out to crypto news sites for opportunities and collaborations and have used Google to search out some. How can I get all the crypto news sites out there? Can anyone give me a clue? I really do not mean the popular ones, but the hundreds or thousands that people don't know exist.

Am sorry if you can get all of them as the question you have asked, why is because some are restricted to a particular region and if your own is not included you may not be able to see them when you even search, but however, this will also depends on the way you understand on how to search on the internet for all the available ones online, i want to believe you are ready for that because you will have to keep to making search till finds no more.

[robelneo]

I'm trying to reach out to crypto news sites for opportunities and collaborations and have used Google to search out some. How can I get all the crypto news sites out there? Can anyone give me a clue? I really do not mean the popular ones, but the hundreds or thousands that people don't know exist.

There is a Google tool that you can use that will yield result based on your preferences and the keywords you've used I provide a screenshot of this, and this is the method I used when doing research, just click the tools and the research preferences will drop down