Quote from: edwardspitz on July 04, 2018, 11:51:19 PM

Quote from: shield132 on July 04, 2018, 11:37:14 PM

Quote from: edwardspitz on July 04, 2018, 09:27:05 PM

I started a cryptocurrency related website some time ago and it has become quite popular. Now I want to use the income the site generates to fund further development (new features and optimization). My content targets traders and about 50% of the traffic comes from mobile devices. Most of the traffic comes from Japan. I will not mention what the website is here :-)

Today I'm monetizing with a bitcoin advertising network, but I'm thinking I can do better with something like AdSense. I'm interested to hear if anyone here can give me a rough idea about how much I can earn per click with AdSense? Also I'm interested to hear if anyone can recommend other advertising networks... especially networks that work well for mobile sites and Japanese users?

Does adsense pay to bitcoin related websites? As dar as I know, no... But amn't 100 sure...
If they pay, then CPC won't be low for you because japanese traffic is valuable compared to others, they pay much especially in USA traffic. CPC depends on website's content too, for example some keywords have high cpc and some - low. You can find CPC of your keywords on google planner.
Personally I can't recommend any other, there is nothing similar of adsense.

I think they do pay bitcoin related websites (I see many Google ads on various websites).

Thanks for the hint about Google Planner, I will definitely take a look at it. I think AdSense will be my primary network, but depending on the ad formats I might consider at network that specialises in mobile ads. I think I will just have to try things out and see how they perform

Currently I'm paid per impression (about 2 USD CPM), and I think AdSense will be better.

Adsense ads are ok for smartphones, google is the company which suports as much devices as possible, both modern and old so their ads formats in sizes and etx will be ok for you. But since you have traffic from mobile devices, I think it's better for you to use advertisement companies which pay in application installs, usually they are 2-5$ per install as far as I know.