Crypto Press Release/ Article on Times Now

Times Now's digital reach into English-speaking urban India is enormous. Our token launch announcement landed in front of the exact demographic we needed — educated, digitally active, financially curious Indians who are on the cusp of crypto adoption but haven't yet committed. The week after publication, our Indian onboarding numbers were the highest we'd recorded since launch. That scale of reach into the right urban demographic is what makes Times Now irreplaceable for India-focused campaigns. — Head of Growth, Token Launch Project

Times Now operates under the Times of India umbrella — the most widely circulated English newspaper brand in the world. That institutional heritage doesn't belong to any crypto outlet. When our DeFi protocol appeared on Times Now, partners and investors who might have dismissed a crypto-native announcement engaged with genuine interest. Brand association with Times of India is a legitimacy signal that no amount of crypto media coverage can replicate. — CEO, DeFi Protocol

The next hundred million crypto users in India won't come from people already on CoinGecko. They'll come from the English-educated urban middle class that consumes Times Now daily. Our exchange listing announcement was the first time many of those readers encountered our project — and the first time many of them encountered a crypto project presented through a channel they already trusted. That introduction effect drove community sign-ups at a quality level we'd never seen from crypto-specific placements. — Co-Founder, Crypto Exchange

We use all three major Indian channels — Times Now, ET Now, and ABP News — for different campaign layers. Times Now reaches the broad English-speaking urban professional audience. ET Now targets financial specialists. ABP reaches the Hindi-speaking mainstream. Times Now fills the middle layer: educated, digitally engaged Indians who are news consumers first and investors second. Each channel reaches people the others don't. Times Now is not optional if you want that layer covered. — CMO, Multi-Chain Protocol

Uploaded the press release via Web3 Newswire on Tuesday. Times Now article live by Thursday. Formatted correctly, published without alterations. Indian referral traffic measurable by end of day. For a marketing team running six simultaneous placements, a channel that delivers cleanly and on time without follow-up is exactly what you need. Times Now is that channel for the Indian market. — Marketing Manager, Blockchain Infrastructure