In crypto arbitrage, success depends not only on creativity—technical preparation often becomes a decisive factor. The campaign hasn’t even started, and your account is already blocked? A familiar situation. Therefore, below are the key aspects that require control.
These tasks do not always fall on the “techies.” Often, they are solved by the publisher themselves, especially when working solo or in a small team.
Independent projects
Platforms like Facebook are sensitive to any policy violations. Crypto affiliate marketing often falls into a gray area — promises of income, unlicensed services, ambiguous creativity. To avoid being blocked at the start, webmasters can use:
- anti-detection browsers;
- proxies: resident and mobile;
- separate payment methods.
Ignoring this step is a direct path to mass bans. Advertising platform detection systems look for any connections between accounts, and using the same IP, browser, or card will instantly expose them.
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Running before launch
Before launching crypto advertising, you need to run your account correctly:
- browse the feed, subscribe to white pages;
- add contacts, like posts;
- run acceptable ads for several days (for example, about financial literacy).
- get comments and reactions.
A run account works longer. A sudden start of gray activity on a new or cold account looks extremely suspicious to algorithms and moderators. Running an account creates a history of normal user behavior, increasing trust in the profile and its viability.
Cloaking
A classic method for bypassing moderation. The moderator sees the “white” version, the user sees the crypto offer. But cloaking requires a deep understanding of technology and constant adaptation to changing detection algorithms. A configuration error will result in the instant ban of not only the ad, but the entire account.
A service for creating White Pages can be found here.
Process scaling
Scaling is recommended for working links. It includes:
- Mass launch of campaigns. Quick creation of ad clones using templates. Allows you to quickly recover after being banned.
- Automatic rules: stop an ad after significant spending without conversion; Increase the budget by 20% per day if there is a profit.
This saves time and reduces the influence of the human factor. It is important to monitor closely at the initial stage. Without automation, rapid scaling and quick response to bans or changes in campaign effectiveness are virtually impossible. This is a key tool for moving from testing to stable traffic volumes.
Trackers
A tracker is an essential tool, especially in crypto arbitrage with multiple tests for GEO, creativity, and pre-lands. It provides:
- comprehensive analytics on combinations;
- comparison of offers, landing pages, and time of day;
- identification of the best pre-lands, audiences, and formats.
Trackers provide objective data for optimizing campaigns and focusing your budget on the most profitable areas. In other words, they help you monetize the crypto vertical with minimal costs.
Post-conversion analytics
Most trackers record conversions up to CPL or deposit. But when working with RevShare, it is critical to understand what happens next:
- Does the user continue to trade?
- What is their lifetime value (LTV)?
- What will the ROI be in a month?
These questions will help you understand which source is providing quality customers, rather than just mass registrations without income.
Brief conclusion
In crypto arbitrage, technical preparation is a matter of survival. If a webmaster does not want to fail after the first launch, it is worth paying maximum attention to it or finding a specialist who will take this part of the work upon themselves.
