📢 Introducing the MyBTC.World Banner Ad Network

[Bytecoiner419]

📢 Introducing the MyBTC.World Banner Ad Network
Advertisers: get clicks + exposure. | Publishers: monetize your traffic.

➡️ Visit the Banner Ad Network

Want to promote your Bitcoin/crypto site, product, offer, or community? 
Or do you run a website and want to earn from your banner space?

The MyBTC.World Banner Ad Network connects crypto-focused advertisers with real websites that want to display banners and earn. Simple setup, no fluff — just a clean way to buy and sell banner traffic inside the crypto niche.


✅ For Advertisers
Get your banners in front of real crypto users.

• Launch banner campaigns to drive traffic to your site 
• Promote your forum, faucet, tool, exchange, service, or affiliate offer 
• Great for testing creatives, offers, and landing pages 
• Perfect for building brand awareness in a targeted niche

Tip: If you’re running multiple offers, try rotating different banners and tracking which one converts best.


✅ For Publishers
Turn your website traffic into Bitcoin income.

• Add ad placements to your site and start monetizing 
• Earn from advertisers who want exposure in the crypto niche 
• Works for forums, blogs, tool sites, faucets, and more 
• Create multiple placements (header, sidebar, footer, etc.) and grow revenue as your site grows

Best placements: Above the fold (header), sidebar, and between content sections.


🔥 Why use MyBTC.World Ads?
Because it’s built for the crypto scene — not generic “one size fits all” advertising.

Whether you want traffic or you want earnings, this is a simple way to do both.

🚀 Get Started Here: MyBTC.World/ads

[Bytecoiner419]

We are now running a Bitcoin Faucet and offering PTC Ad Packages as well as Banner Ad Packages at great rates!

Help us sustain the bitcoin faucet and get real crypto user traffic for your products and services.






Take advantage of these prices while they last!

[The Cryptovator]

What else is there except banner ads? Because some other advertising platforms, like Coinzilla, have a lot more services, like press and articles and push notifications in crypto apps, from which they earn revenue, and advertisers get more exposure from their platform. Btw, what's your KYC policy for publishers? Even Coinzilla supports crypto, but they still require KYC for publishing ads. Also for specific projects they ask for owner KYC as well. So what's your policy about it?

Do you have any restrictions for placing ads, like for gambling or brand-new crypto projects? Also, do you prevent possible scam platforms from advertising through you? Also, I don't like the PTC system, because PTC sites seem not to be sustained for long. If it's for a short time to run the projects, then it's fine.

[Bytecoiner419]

What else is there except banner ads? Because some other advertising platforms, like Coinzilla, have a lot more services, like press and articles and push notifications in crypto apps, from which they earn revenue, and advertisers get more exposure from their platform. Btw, what's your KYC policy for publishers? Even Coinzilla supports crypto, but they still require KYC for publishing ads. Also for specific projects they ask for owner KYC as well. So what's your policy about it?

Do you have any restrictions for placing ads, like for gambling or brand-new crypto projects? Also, do you prevent possible scam platforms from advertising through you? Also, I don't like the PTC system, because PTC sites seem not to be sustained for long. If it's for a short time to run the projects, then it's fine.

I will make up some proper terms and conditions for the ad network and post an update soon.


We will allow anything that is legal, not porn or scams.

So gambling and new projects will be reviewed on a case by case basis.

We now have a great offer:

Sponsor our Grid Game and out your company logo and promo image as the games grid skin for a full month for only 150,000 satoshi

You can find all our ad space offers at: https://mybtc.world/freebitcoin/index.php?route=advertise
*you need to be logged in to see the advertising page.

[Bytecoiner419]

What else is there except banner ads? Because some other advertising platforms, like Coinzilla, have a lot more services, like press and articles and push notifications in crypto apps, from which they earn revenue, and advertisers get more exposure from their platform. Btw, what's your KYC policy for publishers? Even Coinzilla supports crypto, but they still require KYC for publishing ads. Also for specific projects they ask for owner KYC as well. So what's your policy about it?

Do you have any restrictions for placing ads, like for gambling or brand-new crypto projects? Also, do you prevent possible scam platforms from advertising through you? Also, I don't like the PTC system, because PTC sites seem not to be sustained for long. If it's for a short time to run the projects, then it's fine.

We do not require KYC but we do check ads to make sure they are flat out scams or harmful to our traffic before they go live on our network.

The only type of ads not allowed are porn ads and scams.

[Bytecoiner419]

Buy a banner ad space or sponsor our Grid Game and you will get great crypto traffic to your ad and you will help a new bitcoin community to keep growing because all ad sales will be given away to our members.


Let me know if you need help or have questions.

[ContentWriter]

It's been a long time I heard about banner ad networks. I actually thought that this business model isn't in vogue anymore. I remember the days when people paid a lot of attention to them. @OP, do you think the traffic from folks clicking around without serious purpose is really worthwhile for advertisers. I mean is there any difference between your project and the paid to click that we used to know? Would it be worthwhile for say my website? What assurances can you give that the traffic is "buying traffic?"

[Bytecoiner419]

It's been a long time I heard about banner ad networks. I actually thought that this business model isn't in vogue anymore. I remember the days when people paid a lot of attention to them. @OP, do you think the traffic from folks clicking around without serious purpose is really worthwhile for advertisers. I mean is there any difference between your project and the paid to click that we used to know? Would it be worthwhile for say my website? What assurances can you give that the traffic is "buying traffic?"

The banner ads are shown across our websites and a few publisher websites. The traffic is sold as unlimited impressions and clicks. The ad packages are time based (30 days, 365 days) and we don't incentivize users to click on banner ads, they do so on their own free will. 


We also offer a unique "Grid Game Sponsorship" where the advertiser can cover the game's grid with their own image promoting their company, service or social media and with a grid game sponsorship, you will have (2) places that a titled URL will be seen with the tag "Sponsored By: ______" in the game play.

Sponsor The Grid Game Here > https://mybtc.world/freebitcoin/index.php?route=advertise (*You need to be logged in to see the advertise page)

Users playing this game will for sure remember your brand. 

Note: All ad sales are used to fund our bitcoin faucet services.

[Bytecoiner419]

Signup to be a publisher today to add another bitcoin income stream to your website(s).

https://mybtc.world/ads/publishers.php

[LTU_btc]

@Bytecoiner419, Congrats with launch of ad network and good luck with it! It's nice to see new project from you.

Btw, what's your KYC policy for publishers? Even Coinzilla supports crypto, but they still require KYC for publishing ads. Also for specific projects they ask for owner KYC as well. So what's your policy about it?

KYC on Bitcoin ad network? I've been away from these things for a long time and KYC is new thing for me. Is it only Coinzilla are doing it, or there is KYC on other ad networks too?

It's been a long time I heard about banner ad networks. I actually thought that this business model isn't in vogue anymore. I remember the days when people paid a lot of attention to them. @OP, do you think the traffic from folks clicking around without serious purpose is really worthwhile for advertisers. I mean is there any difference between your project and the paid to click that we used to know? Would it be worthwhile for say my website? What assurances can you give that the traffic is "buying traffic?"

Banner ads isn't going to disappear. Open any random website and you will see that they all have more or less banner ads. I guess it's still most popular type of advertising both for advertisers and publishers.

[davis196]

OP, how many publishers do you have in your network and how much is the minimum payout for publishers?
How do you deal with bot traffic and bot clicks? I'm sure that there will always be people, who will try to drive bot clicks to their own ads in order to earn crypto in a shady way. Banner Ad networks would never disappear, but they look kinda old-fashioned to me. "Banner blindness" is a big issue and many people have Adblockers turned on. I'm surprised that crypto faucets are still a thing. Who the hell uses crypto faucets nowadays? Only people, who are flat broke and want to use a faucet and click on ads in order to earn 1 satoshi per click. This isn't serious buyer traffic. Anyway, good luck with this project, OP.