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How CoinTrack makes money, and what that means for the links you click.
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What this does not change
Paying us a commission does not buy a listing, a ranking, or a badge.
- Listing. Every entry in the catalogue is imported from the same source and held to the same technical checks. We do not add an entry because it pays, and we do not remove one because it does not.
- Ordering. The default ordering is alphabetical. The other orderings are driven by the data itself — claim interval, number of assets, when we last checked the destination. None of them takes commercial terms into account.
- The verified mark. The check mark shown on some entries means one thing only: we corroborated the entry against an independent official source. It is never granted, adjusted, or withheld for commercial reasons.
Affiliate links carry rel="sponsored" so that search engines and other
automated readers can identify them as paid, which is also what Google's
link-spam policy
requires.
What we do not promise
A listing is not an endorsement, a recommendation, or financial advice. We check whether a destination responds and, where we can, whether an independent source corroborates it. We do not audit the operators, hold their funds, or guarantee that any of them will pay you. Faucets and reward sites disappear regularly. Treat every entry as a starting point for your own research, not as vetted advice.