Crypto.com's sitemap holds a "how to start staking" page for every one of 1,910 assets in the US, but the staking page lists 26 stakeable assets. So a search visitor can land on "How to start staking Bitcoin" (Bitcoin has no staking; it is proof of work) or "How to start staking Wells Fargo & Company", a tokenized stock, with copy about network validation and rewards. Every stake page also carries the swap page's title, "Swap ... Instantly With Low Fees - Cryto.com US", with the brand misspelled. The new onboarding lead is "accountable for what happens after the click": these clicks begin with a promise the app cannot keep.
First action
Export the 1,910 US stake URLs and mark the 26 that match the staking list.
How to measure it
Stake-page sign-up rate
- Now
- –
- Target
- +30%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
List the gap
Match the 1,910 stake URLs against the 26 stakeable assets.
SEO Lead 1 day
Fix the template
Own title and description per stake page; spell the brand correctly.
Web Platform Engineering Lead 3 days
Add live rates
Pull the estimated APR from the staking service.
Web Platform Engineering Lead 3 days
Redirect the rest
301 non-stakeable stake URLs to buy, rewards or /us/staking; remove from the sitemap.
SEO Lead 2 days
Compliance review
Template copy for coins, stocks and ETFs.
Compliance 1 week
Instrument
Landing page to sign-up to first stake in Amplitude.
VP, Product Analytics 3 days
Roll out
Italy, France, Spain, Germany, then the other locales.
SEO Lead 1 month
Why it works
Generate stake pages only for the 26 assets on the staking list, with the live estimated APR and a title of their own ("Stake Solana (SOL) in the US: est. 4.38% APR - Crypto.com"). For the other stake URLs (more than 1,880 in the US), 301 to the asset's buy or rewards page (or to /us/staking for coins), drop them from the sitemap, and repeat in the other locales. Ask Compliance to sign off the template copy for stocks and ETFs. Then track sign-ups and first stakes from stake pages in Amplitude.
Visitors from staking searches arrive with a clear intent. Meeting it with a real offer and a correct title should raise click-through and first-session conversion, and removing more than 1,800 near-duplicate pages per locale concentrates search signals on pages that can convert.
Ready to use
ChecklistStake template fix list
[ ] Stake pages only for the 26 assets on /us/staking [ ] Title: "Stake <Asset> (<TICKER>) in the US: est. <APR>% APR - Crypto.com" [ ] Meta description about staking, not swapping [ ] 301 non-stakeable stake URLs to buy, rewards or /us/staking [ ] Remove them from the hub sitemaps [ ] Compliance sign-off on template copy [ ] Amplitude: stake page to sign-up to first stake [ ] Repeat for it, fr-fr, es-es, de and the other locales
Risks and how to handle them
Short-term traffic dip from redirects
Redirect each URL to the closest live page, not the homepage.
The staking list changes
Build pages from the staking service so new assets appear on their own.
Evidence
- Your websiteSitemap (read October 21, 2026): three hub sitemaps hold 137,520 programmatic URLs: 1,910 assets times 11 intents (buy, sell, swap, send, wallet, trading, rewards, invest, exchange, broker, stake) for the US, Italy, France, Spain and Germany (21,010 URLs each), plus Australia, Canada, the UK, Singapore and the UAE. 1,483 of the 1,910 US stake URLs end in "-token", most of them tokenized stocks and ETFs.Source
- Your websiteThe US stake template: /us/crypto/stake/bitcoin has the H1 "How to start staking Bitcoin in the US" but the title "Swap Bitcoin Instantly With Low Fees - Cryto.com US"; /us/crypto/stake/wfc-token reads "How to start staking Wells Fargo & Company in the US" and "We make it straightforward to stake your crypto holdings, participate in network validation and more"; Duke Energy, CBRE Group and the iShares U.S. Technology ETF get the same page.Source
- Your websiteThe US staking page lists 26 stakeable assets with estimated APRs (for example SOL 4.38%, ETH 2.23%, CRO 11.44%, ATOM 15.62%) and explains that "On-chain staking is an integral part of a Proof of Stake (PoS) blockchain". Bitcoin is not on the list; the homepage FAQ notes networks are secured by "Proof of Work (PoW) or energy-efficient Proof of Stake (PoS)".Source
- Your websitePage titles spell the brand "Cryto.com" on the swap, stake, exchange and broker templates (for example "Top Ethereum Exchange in the US - Cryto.com US", "Top Ethereum Broker in the US - Cryto.com US", "Top Bitcoin Exchange in Canada - Cryto.com Canada"), while buy, sell, send, trading, rewards and wallet pages say "Crypto.com"; the wallet title reads "Create a Ethereum Wallet in the US".Source
- HiringSenior/Principal Product Manager, User Onboarding & Growth (Crypto.com App), posted September 28, 2026 in Dubai, Sydney, Singapore, Taipei and Hong Kong and October 9 for the US: "Onboarding is where regulatory requirements, customer acquisition, and time-to-first-value meet." The role owns "KYC and account opening, activation and referral mechanics, new-product onboarding", partners "with Marketing on acquisition mechanics and remain[s] accountable for what happens after the click", and must "identify where customers drop, size the opportunity, ship interventions".Source
- HiringVP, Product Analytics (San Francisco, Hong Kong, Singapore, posted October 4, 2026): owns "the Amplitude data stack, including instrumentation strategy, event taxonomy"; leads "diagnostic deep-dives into activation, conversion, retention"; must help "product teams move from opinion-led decisions to repeatable test-and-learn practices" and give major launches "clear success criteria and rigorous post-release evaluation".Source