This site earns when you register

This site earns money when you open an account through its links.

That is a commercial interest, and it points one way: towards you registering.

You should weigh everything here knowing that.

The disclosure is not a formality. If a site recommends a platform and earns from that recommendation, the recommendation is worth less than one from a site that does not. That is true here too, and no amount of transparency makes the incentive disappear.

What transparency can do is let you check whether the incentive has distorted the content.

Exactly what happens

Where the incentive stops

Three structural facts constrain what the incentive can do here:

1. There is no ranking to bias. No “best exchange” list, no score, no numbered order. A site with no order of preference has nothing to sell.
2. The numbers do not come from the affiliate programme. They are read from public APIs that anyone can call. The commission does not change what the API returns.
3. Competing platforms appear. The comparison page publishes figures for a platform this site earns nothing from, including cases where that platform's fee is lower.

What is not done

1. No paid placement. No platform can pay to appear here or to be described favourably.
2. No fabricated bonuses. No deposit-match figures, no “up to” amounts that depend on conditions nobody states.
3. No urgency devices. No countdown timers, no expiring offers.
4. No email capture. This site has no account system and stores nothing about you.

Availability

A referral link is not an invitation that overrides eligibility. Platforms restrict services by jurisdiction, and their own agreements define who may register. If you are in a restricted location, a referral link does not change that, and an account opened in violation may later be restricted.

Check the platform's own agreement for your jurisdiction before registering anywhere, including through a link on this site.

What the commission is, and what it is not

The commission is a share of the platform's own fee revenue from an account that arrived through a link. It is not a discount to you, and it is not a surcharge either. The taker rate on a BTC_USDT perpetual is 0.0750% whether the account arrived through a referral link, an advertisement, or a search.

Which means the two numbers are independent, and that is the whole reason this site can publish both:

What is missing from that table is the commission rate itself, because the affiliate agreement does not publish it as a fixed public number and inventing one would break every other claim on the site. That absence is not a strength; it is a limit, and it is stated rather than papered over.

What a click actually records

Clicking a referral link attaches an identifier to the visit so the platform can attribute a later registration. That is the mechanism, and it exists on the platform's domain, under the platform's policy, not this site's.

This site runs no analytics of its own. It cannot see who clicked, cannot tell whether a registration happened, and receives no per-person information from the platform — only aggregate totals, if anything at all. The privacy page states the same thing from the data side.

Questions about this

If anything above is unclear, or if you believe a piece of content here is shaped by the commercial relationship rather than the evidence, write to yangayxin5025@gmail.com. That is the kind of report that changes a page.