Incrypted Contact Bot: Contact the Team

You spotted an error in an article, want to pitch a topic or discuss a partnership with a major crypto outlet. Hunting for an email in a site footer is a chore, and comments are pointless. Incrypted Contact Bot handles it in one conversation. 📨

The profile calls it the official way to reach the Incrypted team. People send feedback, partnership proposals and anything else they want to bring to the editors.

What it is, and what it is not

This is a reception desk, not a crypto assistant. The bot gives no signals, sells no courses, does no trading and does not answer questions about your wallet. Its job is to pass a message to the people who work at the outlet.

If you are looking for a trading bot or a token reference, you need a different tool.

What people write about

• Feedback. You noticed an inaccuracy, outdated data, or you want a topic covered in more depth.
• Story ideas. Pitch a plot or tell them about an event worth covering.
• Partnerships. Commercial offers and cooperation for projects and companies.
• Anything else. Whatever you want the team to hear and have no idea where to send.

Writing a message that gets an answer

1. Open the bot and press Start. Then simply type your message.
2. Lead with the point on the first line. Editors get a lot of mail, and a clear subject saves their time.
3. Attach facts. For an error, name the article and what exactly is wrong.
4. For a commercial offer, describe your project. What you do, for whom, and what you want from the cooperation.
5. Leave a way to reply. If your profile is private, say how to reach you.

A few safety rules

Crypto loves impersonators. Make sure you opened the bot from the outlet's official channel and did not find it through a similar name.

• No keys, ever. The team should never ask for a seed phrase or wallet access.
• Do not pay for promises. If a "representative" asks for a transfer for a publication or access recovery, it is fraud.
• Keep terms in writing. Discuss advertising terms in writing and save the correspondence.

What to expect after sending

Editors do not read incoming mail instantly, especially on days with big market news. Do not send the same message five times: duplicates only clog the queue. If there is no answer for a few days, one short reminder is fine.

Not every proposal is accepted. That is normal: the outlet has its own editorial policy, and the decision to publish stays with the team.

If you are an author or a project

Media like Incrypted accept proposals from authors and companies. Prepare a short description, a link to your work or product and a concrete idea of what you offer.

Treat paid promotion in crypto with caution: readers need to know when material is placed for money, and a project should weigh a platform's reputation beforehand. 🙂