How this site pays for itself

Up front: Dingtouma lives on a referral fee from Binance, and has no other income. If you read the notes here, find them useful, decide to open a trading account, and register at Binance with my referral code BN1918 or through this link on the site, Binance pays me a referral fee.

The key line: you never pay more for it

That fee is paid by Binance, not taken out of your pocket. Not only do you not pay a single cent extra — you actually get 20% off trading fees. In other words, registering through my link is all upside for you and no downside. I get a small reward, you save a little on fees, Binance gets one more user — nobody loses. To me there's nothing about that arrangement that can't be said out loud.

Why I only point to Binance

Some sites carry referral codes for seven or eight platforms at once and push whichever pays the highest rate to the front. I don't do that. I use Binance day to day myself — deposits, withdrawals, spot, fees, I know it reasonably well — so recommending it sits easy with me. I couldn't honestly talk up a platform I barely use. So this site recommends only the Binance I actually use, one platform, not a pile of them.

Does this affect what I write

Honestly, this is the part I care about most. I try to: still flag risk where risk should be flagged, and not dodge the spots where Binance is awkward to use. The site's stance hasn't changed from start to finish — first help you think through how much to invest and whether you can hold on, then talk about where to open an account. Opening an account always comes after the risk education, never the other way around. If there's ever a day you feel I'm hard-selling for that referral fee, write in and tell me off; the email is below.

For questions, or to check any of these claims, write to me: [email protected].

Last updated: June 2026