Trending Pools Placement Campaign on GeckoTerminal

What does placing a pool in GeckoTerminal trends do?

Placement in GeckoTerminal trending sections helps make your pool more visible to users who explore trading pairs and activity on decentralized markets. This is a separate visibility campaign, not an assessment of project quality or a promise of specific trading results.

Before launch, it's important to understand what task the campaign should solve. If you need to show a specific pair to the GeckoTerminal audience, focus on the pool itself: its network, address, and availability for viewing. If the task is broader—support a token launch or draw attention across multiple platforms—plan the channel sequence in advance. For an overall plan, consider campaigns in trending sections and also a separate placement in CoinGecko trends.

The campaign suits teams whose pool is already available on the platform, project information is prepared, and responsible staff can quickly approve materials. Before ordering, gather:

• network and address of the desired pool;
• official links and a brief project description;
• desired launch period and contact of the responsible person;
• placement goal and criteria by which you will evaluate the report.

This makes it easier to choose an appropriate format and avoid delays due to incomplete source data.

How does a trending campaign on GeckoTerminal work?

A trending campaign aims for pool visibility in GeckoTerminal sections where users view trending pairs. The position and display of pools are influenced by the platform's own mechanisms and activity around the pair, so campaign preparation starts with checking what can be correctly shown to the user.

We clarify which pool to promote, verify the address and network, then agree on the format and placement duration. When selecting a pool, we ensure the user can navigate to the desired trading pair without ambiguity. If a project has multiple pools, they should not be combined into one task without team decision: specify the priority address or ask to evaluate options separately.

To prepare for launch, check the following:

• the link opens the correct pair and network;
• the token and project name are written consistently across materials;
• the description does not contradict public data;
• the team is ready to answer user questions during the campaign.

For comparison of mechanics and tasks, you can look at placement in DEXTools trends and campaigns on DEXScreener. These are separate platforms and formats: deciding to place on one does not automatically include placement on another.

What is included in the GeckoTerminal service?

The service includes preparation of an agreed campaign for the pool and confirmation of the completed scope of work. The composition is fixed before launch so the team has a clear understanding of the format and materials needed.

Typically, the work includes:

• initial data collection about the project, network, and target pool;
• link verification and campaign task agreement;
• preparation for launch in the chosen format;
• support of the placement within the agreed period;
• a report describing the work done and available confirmations.

For accurate preparation, send the pool address, official project resources, desired duration, and contact of the person who approves materials. If there are multiple addresses, indicate which pool is primary. Do not send wallet keys, seed phrases, or other secrets: they are not needed for organizing placement.

The report is for execution control, not a substitute for project analytics. It allows you to verify the chosen pool, agreed format, and fact of work completion. If you need visibility in another GeckoTerminal section in parallel, we will separately discuss the availability of a suitable format; if the task relates to CoinGecko search results, explore the CoinGecko search trends campaign.

How does the launch proceed and how long does preparation take?

The launch proceeds through agreed stages: collection of source data, task verification, format confirmation, placement, and report. Preparation time depends primarily on how quickly the team provides correct information and approves campaign parameters.

First, you send the pool address, network, project links, and desired period. Then we check that the request unambiguously points to the desired trading pair and ask clarifying questions if data diverges. After agreeing on format and cost, we fix the scope of work and proceed to launch. Upon completion, we provide a report so you can verify it against the agreements.

Before launch, appoint one contact person and prepare materials in the current version. This is especially useful if the website, token description, and social profiles are updated simultaneously: a unified data version reduces the risk of communication errors. Clarify which pool address and placement period are specified in the agreement, rather than relying on verbal formulations.

If the campaign is part of a token launch, synchronize it with other activities, such as community promotion or listings and verification. Placement on GeckoTerminal remains a separate task with its own agreed scope.

What limitations are important to consider?

The campaign ensures only the work and placements agreed before launch; it does not provide control over GeckoTerminal's algorithms and does not guarantee the pool's position. The platform determines display and ranking independently, and its decisions and requirements may change.

We cannot promise token price, viral distribution, organic trading volume, or sustained user attention. Also, appearing in a trending section is not a security audit, a recommendation to buy the asset, or a confirmation of project reliability. Do not present the placement in this way in your own publications.

Before ordering, check that the team is ready for public attention: project description is current, links work, and answers to questions do not mislead users. If you see a discrepancy between campaign materials and actual pool data, stop the agreement and first bring the information in order.

Our area of responsibility is to agree on the task, organize the specified scope of work, and provide a report. The platform's area of responsibility is its own display rules and algorithms. This principle helps evaluate the service by execution, not by promises of uncontrollable results.

How to choose the format and estimate the cost?

The format is chosen based on campaign priority: promote a specific pool, support a launch, or include GeckoTerminal in a comprehensive visibility plan. Placement cost starts from $300 / 24 h; the final scope of work and period are confirmed before launch.

If the priority is one trading pair, provide its exact address and request a campaign for that pool. If the project needs multiple platforms, compare them by audience and task, not just by section name. For broader reach, you can separately consider DEXTools trends or trending campaigns on DEXScreener; these are independent services, and placement availability is agreed separately.

Before confirmation, ask what exactly counts as completed work, which pool will be specified, how the period is recorded, and what will be reflected in the report. Also clarify additional material requirements to avoid changing the task after launch. The price should relate to the agreed scope, not to a promise of position or trading results.

If the project does not yet have a clear channel plan, start with the campaign task and prepared source data. We will help choose the appropriate format and fix the boundaries of work before payment.

Prices

Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.

How it works

1. Provide pool dataSend the network, pool address, official links, and contact of the person responsible for approval.
2. Agree on task and formatWe will clarify which pool we promote, what period we consider, and what materials will be included in the report.
3. Confirm launch conditionsBefore work begins, we will fix the cost and agreed campaign scope.
4. Receive the reportAfter completion, we will provide a report so you can verify the placement against the agreed conditions.