Affiliate disclosure

This page records APRLOG's commercial arrangement: which referral code the site uses, where the revenue comes from, which pages carry the link, and how that can bias what you read.

What the arrangement is

APRLOG takes part in the Binance referral programme. The code this site uses is BN0112, and when a reader opens an account through the link in the account-setup guide, Binance pays this site a referral commission.

That commission comes out of the platform's own fee revenue, so it costs you nothing extra. Signing up with a code usually also gives you a trading-fee discount, capped at around 20%, but this site promises no figure — the actual discount is whatever Binance displays when you open the sign-up page, and the platform can change it.

Where the link sits, and why only there

Where referral links appear across the site. This is deliberate; the reasoning is below.

There is exactly one referral link per language, both inside the account-setup guide. A site that funnels every page toward the same sign-up form is a funnel, not a publication. That kind of site is worthless to you and a negative signal to search engines. The intent here is that the site is first a place to look up numbers, and the revenue is a by-product.

That commercial link carries sponsored and nofollow, the standard way of telling search engines that it is commercial. The Binance rule pages and announcements cited throughout the articles carry no referral code — those are sources, not promotion.

How this could bias what you read

Honestly: it could. Here are the ways we can identify, so you can weigh them yourself.

• The subject matter is concentrated on Binance. That does not establish that it is the best exchange. This site is not a complete neutral sample for exchange comparisons.
• The commission gives us a reason to want you to sign up. Weigh that incentive. What we can do about it is publish the unflattering numbers alongside; whether that is enough is your call.
• Unfavourable results must remain visible. Small payouts, post-credit price falls and participation costs still have to be stated from the data.

What we do to keep it honest

1. Data before conclusions. Every figure on the review board carries its source and its arithmetic. If we flattered the numbers to sell something, reproducing them would expose it immediately.
2. The unflattering findings stay in. All four airdrops fell after payout; that sits on the home page and in the flagship article, not buried.
3. No funnel. The primary button on the home page points at content, not at a sign-up form.
4. No absolute language. No guaranteed returns, no “capital protected” as a selling point, no promised APR.

The APRLOG referral code

Nothing here is gated: every article and every tool works without a code. If you do want an account, the APRLOG code is BN0112, entered in the referral field on the sign-up form. Check the terms that apply in your region before you open one.

Stating the commercial relationship up front, rather than leaving you to find it, is the main purpose of this page.

If this disclosure does not match the site's actual state, email bn99wz@aprlog.com. Any correction will be recorded in the corrections log.