Affiliate disclosure
Some links can earn Bitcoin Almanack a commission. Here is exactly what that means—and what it never buys.
Which links may compensate us
Buttons and links such as “Check price,” “Visit exchange,” “Open account,” or promotional banners on wallet, exchange, and related product pages may be affiliate links. When required, those links carry a sponsored relationship in the page markup. A merchant may pay us after a purchase, registration, or another qualifying action.
What compensation never buys
An affiliate relationship cannot purchase a favorable review, a higher star rating, a number-one position, inclusion in a comparison, advance review of editorial copy, removal of a documented drawback, or control over what we cover. Products that do not compensate us can rank above products that do.
Our evaluation approach is published in How we review, and the rules governing editorial independence appear in our Editorial Standards.
Prices, bonuses, and availability
Prices, promotions, eligibility rules, and product availability can change after publication and may vary by location. Readers should confirm the final terms on the provider’s website before acting. A displayed bonus is not guaranteed unless the provider’s current requirements are satisfied.
Sponsored placements
A paid sponsorship is different from an ordinary affiliate link. Sponsored placements are labeled so readers can identify them. Sponsors do not receive control over independently produced rankings, review scores, or news coverage. Additional commercial information is available on our Sponsorship page.
How to identify a relationship
We disclose material commercial relationships on relevant pages and use clear labels where a placement is sponsored. The site may also use standardized link attributes that communicate sponsored relationships to search engines and other services.
Questions or concerns
If a commercial relationship appears unclear, contact [email protected]. Editorial corrections should be sent to [email protected].