How this site makes money,
and what that means for you

A content site has to pay for itself somehow. We don't sell courses, we don't run ads, and we don't herd anyone into a paid group — this site's only income is Binance referral commission. Here it is, laid out, so you can decide for yourself whether we're worth trusting.

1. Where the commission comes from

We provide a Binance referral link only in the high-intent registration tutorial. If you register through it, this site may receive a commission from Binance. Binance determines the commission mechanism, user fees and any offer; this site sets no rate and promises no specific benefit.

Every one of those links is marked rel="sponsored nofollow", the standard way of telling Google "this is a paid link, don't pass ranking credit". We don't hide them.

2. What it means for you

• Check the official page first. Fees, offers, eligibility and regional availability are whatever Binance's registration page shows at the time.
• We promise no rate. If the registration page does not show a benefit, do not treat older site copy as a promise.
• You do not have to use it. A referral link is not required to register; without it, this site will not earn a referral commission from that registration.

3. What our relationship with Binance actually is

There isn't one — no affiliation, agency, endorsement or partnership. Coinrayn is an independently run third-party site. It is not Binance's official website and doesn't speak for Binance. We're just one ordinary participant in Binance's public referral programme — the kind anyone can apply to. Trademarks mentioned belong to their owners.

4. Does the commission shape what we write?

That's the question worth pressing on, so here's the specific answer:

• The risks still get written. New tokens open below listing price, locking coins has an opportunity cost, farming Alpha points can be wasted effort — saying so puts people off and directly costs us commission. We say it anyway. Check sell at the open or hold and BNB lockup opportunity cost if you want to verify that.
• No "guaranteed profit", no price predictions, no pressure to deposit. We cover how to take part, how to do the maths, and where the traps are.
• We don't invent praise for the commission's sake. Where Binance is awkward to use, we say so. We're under no obligation to polish it.

The plain version: we'd rather you signed up because something here was useful than because a line of copy pushed you. Someone who gets burned once and leaves is worth nothing to us either.

5. Region limits — this one matters

Binance doesn't serve some countries and regions, or limits what's available there — the US, the UK and Canada are the best-known examples, and they're examples only, not a full list. Before signing up, check Binance is available where you live and follow your local law. If you're in a restricted region, don't sign up, and don't use a VPN or fake details to get around the limits — even if it works at first, you may be unable to join events later, or put the account itself at risk. We'd rather earn less than bury this.

6. Anything else

This page is about the money. Full risk terms are in the disclaimer, who we are is in about, and what happens when we get something wrong is in corrections. Still have a question — write to [email protected].