- U.Today ranks third in popularity
- U.Today's positions amid market volatility
- Comprehensive coverage of Web3 projects
According to the latest data from Similarweb, U.Today has secured its spot among the top three crypto media by monthly visits, maintaining high visibility and mainstream popularity for years.
U.Today ranks third in popularity
U.Today, a top-tier blockchain and cryptocurrency media outlet, became the third most visited crypto website in the world in August 2024. According to Similarweb, U.Today registered over four million user visits to its mobile and desktop versions in the last month. This surpasses its closest competitor, The Daily Hodl, by 30% and significantly exceeds the combined visits of veteran crypto media outlets like Bitcoin.com, The Block, and Decrypt.
U.Today's positions amid market volatility
Despite market volatility, U.Today continues to hold its positions. Over 50% of its audience comprises users from the United States and the United Kingdom, two of the most challenging markets to capture. While its major competitors might see their audience fluctuate by up to 40% month-to-month, U.Today shows stability with visit changes within the 15-20% range. Among the top 30 market players, who lost 27.8% of their readers since July 2024, U.Today has gained 17%.
Comprehensive coverage of Web3 projects
In 2024, U.Today diversified its content offering, publishing articles, price predictions, guides, manuals, product reviews, press releases, and other formats 24/7. A new airdrop tracker was introduced, allowing crypto enthusiasts to stay updated on the most promising token distributions and project launches. For businesses, U.Today offers various commercial formats, including interviews with founders and executives, detailed reviews, and more.
U.Today's high visit metrics and audience stability demonstrate its status as a leading source of information in the cryptocurrency and blockchain sectors. This is the result of years of hard work by editors, writers, analysts, and technical contributors.
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