Email Crypto Marketing

[CTM_Marketing]

Hello

Are you launching a crypto project — or struggling to get real investor attention?

While others waste their budget on bots and fake clicks, smart teams use email marketing — still one of the most cost-effective and direct ways to raise funds in Web3.

At CryptoTrafficMarket, we’ve helped 600+ projects grow and get funded since 2017.

Our exclusive email database of 14 million+ verified crypto contacts includes:

CoinMarketCap and exchange users
ICO/IDO investors
Reddit and Bitcointalk communities
Web3 gamers and even crypto-savvy casino players
These are real, active users — people looking for the next opportunity.

💥 What You Get:
✅ Full campaign setup and launch
✅ Conversion-optimized HTML email templates
✅ Detailed reports: delivery, opens, clicks
✅ Audience segmentation by region and interests
💸 Starting at just $200 for 300,000+ emails
📈 Up to 14,000,000 active contacts available

We’ll also prepare a free audit and personalized proposal to help you grow.

📩 Want to get started?
🔗 Telegram: @ctm_agency_support
📧 Email: cryptotrafficmarket@gmail.com
🌐 Website: https://www.cryptotrafficmarket.com

Let’s make sure your project is seen — by the right people.

— The CTM Team

[CTM_Marketing]

We can send 300 thousand letters for $200, 600 thousand for $350, 1 million for $650, 1.5 million for $1000, 3 million for $1500, 4.5 million for $2000, 8 million for $2500, 10 million for $3500, 15 million for $4500, 18 million for $5500

[CTM_Marketing]

New databases of potential crypto investors are also available

[examplens]

Wow, a base with 18 million crypto investors. If this were true, I'm not sure you need to look for clients for it. There are so many possibilities to monetise such a resource.

Have you thought about offering a free demo to get some feedback on the quality of your service? How do we know that these are real email addresses, and not fake or alternative ones that many people use to select spam

[Lucius]

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Our exclusive email database of 14 million+ verified crypto contacts includes:

CoinMarketCap and exchange users
ICO/IDO investors
Reddit and Bitcointalk communities
Web3 gamers and even crypto-savvy casino players
These are real, active users — people looking for the next opportunity.

How did you come into possession of the email addresses of the users of this forum and the crypto exchanges?

I would never use databases that have been hacked, because those people certainly don't want even more spam in their inboxes. Just don't tell me someone gave you 18 million email addresses because you asked them nicely...

[The Cryptovator]

I can understand you are one of the hacker group, or you bought these emails from the black market. Because you make sure emails are from crypto exchanges as well. It means it's from a data breach; either you connected with that data breach or you bought it. But what are the benefits exactly when you send them mail? I don't feel they would bother to click on the mail; at least I don't often click and mark them as spam. So it would just be a waste of money. On the other hand, we can't make sure whether these are crypto mail or not.

Unless they are your subscriber, then it will give zero results. A long time ago, one of my clients used that kind of service, but they didn't get any return. Once upon a time, crypto leads were available on the market for sale. But for now, I don't feel any demand for crypto leads. Those sites have their own subscribers, so an email campaign would work sometimes but doesn't guarantee anything. It's better to avoid such service in my opinion.

[CTM_Marketing]

I can understand you are one of the hacker group, or you bought these emails from the black market. Because you make sure emails are from crypto exchanges as well. It means it's from a data breach; either you connected with that data breach or you bought it. But what are the benefits exactly when you send them mail? I don't feel they would bother to click on the mail; at least I don't often click and mark them as spam. So it would just be a waste of money. On the other hand, we can't make sure whether these are crypto mail or not.

Unless they are your subscriber, then it will give zero results. A long time ago, one of my clients used that kind of service, but they didn't get any return. Once upon a time, crypto leads were available on the market for sale. But for now, I don't feel any demand for crypto leads. Those sites have their own subscribers, so an email campaign would work sometimes but doesn't guarantee anything. It's better to avoid such service in my opinion.

Thank you for your feedback. Are you an expert in this? In order to draw a conclusion, you need to try, right?

[CTM_Marketing]

Wow, a base with 18 million crypto investors. If this were true, I'm not sure you need to look for clients for it. There are so many possibilities to monetise such a resource.

Have you thought about offering a free demo to get some feedback on the quality of your service? How do we know that these are real email addresses, and not fake or alternative ones that many people use to select spam

for your understanding: for mailing you need to buy a server, a domain, set them up. write adaptive HTML. this costs money and it takes time. it can't be free. for a test we have sending 100k emails, but it's not free.

[CTM_Marketing]

~snip~
Our exclusive email database of 14 million+ verified crypto contacts includes:

CoinMarketCap and exchange users
ICO/IDO investors
Reddit and Bitcointalk communities
Web3 gamers and even crypto-savvy casino players
These are real, active users — people looking for the next opportunity.

How did you come into possession of the email addresses of the users of this forum and the crypto exchanges?

I would never use databases that have been hacked, because those people certainly don't want even more spam in their inboxes. Just don't tell me someone gave you 18 million email addresses because you asked them nicely...

it's your choice

[coin-investor]

💥 What You Get:
✅ Full campaign setup and launch
✅ Conversion-optimized HTML email templates
✅ Detailed reports: delivery, opens, clicks
✅ Audience segmentation by region and interests
💸 Starting at just $200 for 300,000+ emails
📈 Up to 14,000,000 active contacts available

What percentage are opt-in? If they are not opt-in, this may violate a Can Spam act and these are some of the consequences of this violation.

Fines: Violators can face fines of up to $51,744 per email.
Criminal penalties: In some cases, violations can lead to imprisonment

Can you post a sample email for people to check if its compliant to the Can Spam Act.
If you answer me like you did to lucius' valid question of

it's your choice

Then there’s a significant risk for any projects that will utilize this service.

https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/can-spam-act-compliance-guide-business

[CTM_Marketing]

💥 What You Get:
✅ Full campaign setup and launch
✅ Conversion-optimized HTML email templates
✅ Detailed reports: delivery, opens, clicks
✅ Audience segmentation by region and interests
💸 Starting at just $200 for 300,000+ emails
📈 Up to 14,000,000 active contacts available

What percentage are opt-in? If they are not opt-in, this may violate a Can Spam act and these are some of the consequences of this violation.

Fines: Violators can face fines of up to $51,744 per email.
Criminal penalties: In some cases, violations can lead to imprisonment

Can you post a sample email for people to check if its compliant to the Can Spam Act.
If you answer me like you did to lucius' valid question of

it's your choice

Then there’s a significant risk for any projects that will utilize this service.

https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/can-spam-act-compliance-guide-business

you can order the service and check, dear critic of the bitcoin talk forum

[robelneo]

you can order the service and check, dear critic of the bitcoin talk forum

If you post in the service section and there are valid questions, you don’t call them critics. Every question that you answer should prove that you’re service is good and valid.
And we should not be the ones proving your service is good; you should be the one.
I don’t need to spend $200 to prove your service is good.

[CTM_Marketing]

you can order the service and check, dear critic of the bitcoin talk forum

If you post in the service section and there are valid questions, you don’t call them critics. Every question that you answer should prove that you’re service is good and valid.
And we should not be the ones proving your service is good; you should be the one.
I don’t need to spend $200 to prove your service is good.

in that case, critics need to provide evidence and not write fictitious guesses, right?

[robelneo]

you can order the service and check, dear critic of the bitcoin talk forum

If you post in the service section and there are valid questions, you don’t call them critics. Every question that you answer should prove that you’re service is good and valid.
And we should not be the ones proving your service is good; you should be the one.
I don’t need to spend $200 to prove your service is good.

in that case, critics need to provide evidence and not write fictitious guesses, right?

Do you think this kind of argument creates conversion? Cannot even defend your service or product, or how it works, and how legit it is, since this is the best that you can come up with. I rest my case.

[CTM_Marketing]

you can order the service and check, dear critic of the bitcoin talk forum

If you post in the service section and there are valid questions, you don’t call them critics. Every question that you answer should prove that you’re service is good and valid.
And we should not be the ones proving your service is good; you should be the one.
I don’t need to spend $200 to prove your service is good.

in that case, critics need to provide evidence and not write fictitious guesses, right?

Do you think this kind of argument creates conversion? Cannot even defend your service or product, or how it works, and how legit it is, since this is the best that you can come up with. I rest my case.

Stick to your opinion. It would be stupid if I had to prove it to everyone. Anyone who understands anything about email marketing won't ask questions like this.

[CTM_Marketing]

Today there is a special price for the mailing. If you are interested, write to direct

[The Cryptovator]

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Thank you for your feedback. Are you an expert in this? In order to draw a conclusion, you need to try, right?

I mentioned in my reply that one of my clients has tried it and never gets any return on investment. If you ask me, I had tried myself, then definitely yes. Probably I have used something like MailChimp to push the email marketing. But as I told you, the response isn't enough to get a return on investment. Even if you use crypto leads, it's still unrealistic email marketing. No one will trust your mail.

You haven't answered how you have collected the mails and how you make sure these are crypto emails. Can you please show some inside status about your mail campaigns? You can just add on to your announcement, so you don't need to reply to each user here. We may see from your post about some existing campaigns results and projects that get a good return through your email campaign.

[CTM_Marketing]

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