Submit your crypto presale, ICO, IDO, or IEO to ICO Announcement for review. Add clear facts about your token, sale dates, team, website, and blockchain network. A full and correct submission helps readers understand your project and may speed up the review process.
Many new crypto projects launch each day. A clear crypto project listing can help people find and learn about your token sale. ICO Announcement presents project details in a simple format that is easy to read and compare.
Submitting a project does not promise funding, investor interest, approval, or publication. Each submission must pass a review before it can go live.
ICO Announcement accepts many types of token sale listings. You can submit a crypto presale, ICO, IDO, or IEO running on Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, or another blockchain network.
A crypto presale lets a project offer tokens before a wider public launch. Submit the token price, accepted payment coins, sale dates, token supply, and official buying link.
An ICO, or Initial Coin Offering, is a token sale used by some blockchain projects to support development. Include clear sale terms, project goals, token use, and funding details.
An IDO, or Initial DEX Offering, is a token launch linked to a decentralized exchange or launchpad. Add the launchpad name, network, sale date, and token contract when available.
An IEO, or Initial Exchange Offering, takes place through a centralized crypto exchange. Include the correct exchange name, trading pair, sale time, and official announcement link.
Prepare your project information before you start the form. Correct and complete details can help prevent delays during the review.
A useful listing should give readers facts, not hype. Follow these tips when writing your token sale description.
Every crypto project submission goes through a basic review. The review checks whether the form is complete and whether the details are clear enough for publication.
ICO Announcement may edit, delay, or reject a submission that does not meet its listing rules. Sending the form does not guarantee that the project will be published.
A submission may take longer when key information is missing or cannot be checked. Review your form carefully before sending it.
Only share public information about your crypto project. ICO Announcement does not ask for private keys, seed phrases, wallet passwords, or access to project funds.
Check every link before you submit it. Use a public business email when possible. You should also read the privacy policy before sharing personal or business information.
Never send a private key or seed phrase by email, Telegram, contact form, or direct message. A real listing review does not need this information.
You can submit a crypto presale through the project submission form. Choose Presale as the project type and add the required sale details.
Choose ICO if your project is running an Initial Coin Offering. Add the funding goal, token price, sale dates, and accepted currencies.
Choose IDO if the token sale is linked to a decentralized exchange or launchpad. Add the launchpad and blockchain details.
Choose IEO if the token sale is being held through a centralized exchange. Add the official exchange and sale information.
A clear listing helps people understand your token sale. Prepare your details, use official links, and explain the project in simple words. Once submitted, the ICO Announcement team will review the information and may ask you to make changes before publication.
Keep your details correct after the listing goes live. Update the project if the token price, sale date, contract address, website, or other key information changes.
If you need help with the submission form or project listing process, contact the ICO Announcement support team.
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