Channel
REVIEWS | FADI
@rev_fadi
Created January 16, 2024Advertised since May 2026
EN · EnglishSponsored-eligible
Members
1,260
Avg. views
105
CPM (est.)
—
Ads indexed
30
Updated: 2026-07-16
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Paid media
Yes
Paid messages
Yes
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All →- 2026-07-10
Ireland on Telegram Ads: The English-Language EU Bridge and Fintech-Hub Effect (2026)
How advertisers reach Irish audiences on Telegram — an English-speaking EU member inside the UK-Ireland creative pool, a fintech and tech-HQ hub, EU-regulated crypto and forex, and offshore gambling under a tightening licensing regime.
- 2026-07-10
United States on Telegram Ads: Offshore Betting, Licensed Crypto, and the Compliance Split (2026)
How brands advertise to US audiences on Telegram — the split between mainstream licensed operators and the offshore/crypto-native advertisers that dominate the channel, state-by-state betting law, SEC/CFTC constraints, and crypto-funded payment rails.
- 2026-05-07
Libertex Telegram Ads Profile: How Libertex Advertises in 2026
How Libertex runs sponsored Telegram campaigns in 2026 — creative formats, regional strategy, and what the tgadsspy archive reveals about this fintech brand.
- 2026-05-07
Revolut Telegram Ads Profile: How Revolut Advertises in 2026
How Revolut runs sponsored Telegram campaigns in 2026 — creative formats, regional strategy, and what the tgadsspy archive reveals about this fintech brand.
Sponsored impressions seen in this channel · EUR cabinet
Flags — countries where our network of observers on Telegram recorded this ad being shown in this channel. It's not the advertiser's targeting country: Telegram serves sponsored ads worldwide, and we simply note where the ad appeared in the feed. The channel's main country (by its language) is highlighted in blue; rare placements (under 5%) are collapsed into “+N”.
