How We Review Crypto Platforms
Our pages are editorial research, not paid placements. Here is exactly where our information comes from, how we compare platforms, what we refuse to publish, and how the site makes money.
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What Our Research Is — and Isn't
It is: desk research and comparison. We read official documentation, published payout terms and public user reports, then present them in a consistent, comparable format with our own editorial analysis on top.
It isn't: a claim that we have personally signed up for, farmed and withdrawn from every platform on this site. We publish no payout screenshots, because screenshots prove nothing — verify any payout yourself on-chain via its TXID.
Our 6-Step Research Process
Step 1: Platform Discovery
We identify platforms through reader requests, industry research and monitoring of crypto communities. We prioritise platforms with an established public track record over brand new sites.
Step 2: Source Collection
We collect the platform's own documentation: payout terms, minimum withdrawals, fees, supported coins, claim rules, country restrictions and terms of service. This is the factual backbone of every page.
Step 3: Cross-Checking
We compare those published terms against publicly available user reports, forum threads and complaint patterns. Where reality and marketing disagree, we say so instead of repeating the marketing.
Step 4: Risk Assessment
We evaluate legitimacy signals: company background, terms of service, deposit requirements and complaint patterns. Platforms with major red flags are either excluded or carry a clear warning.
Step 5: Editorial Write-Up
We write the page with realistic expectations, keeping the platform's own claims clearly separated from our analysis. Earning ranges are estimates calculated from published claim rates, never guarantees.
Step 6: Ongoing Updates
Platforms change constantly. We revisit pages when payout terms, availability or reputation change, and correct anything a reader flags as inaccurate.
What We Evaluate
Earning Potential
Realistic ranges estimated from platform-published claim rates
Payment Reliability
Payout speed, minimum thresholds, supported cryptos, fees
User Experience
Interface quality, task availability, mobile support
Trustworthiness
Company background, public user reports, operating history
Geographic Availability
Which countries can use the platform effectively
Customer Support
Response quality and time when issues arise
Red Flags We Watch For
These warning signs typically result in a platform being rejected or receiving a clear warning:
- Required deposits or 'activation fees'
- Unrealistic earnings promises ($100+/day guaranteed)
- No verifiable company information
- Widespread non-payment complaints
- Pyramid/MLM structure
- No real product or service
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you personally test every platform you write about?
No, and we do not claim to. Our pages are editorial research: we compile information from official platform documentation, published payout terms and publicly available user reports, then compare platforms side by side. Where a page reflects hands-on use, it says so explicitly.
Do you accept paid reviews?
No. We never accept payment for positive coverage or favourable rankings. The site is funded by display advertising and affiliate commissions, and neither buys a placement or a rating.
How can I verify a platform actually pays?
Verify it on-chain yourself. Request a withdrawal, take the TXID the platform gives you and look it up on the relevant blockchain explorer. Screenshots — ours or anyone else's — are not proof, which is why we do not publish them.
How often do you update reviews?
We monitor platforms continuously and update reviews when significant changes occur—whether it's policy changes, payout issues, or improved features.
Our No Paid Placements Policy
We never accept payment for positive coverage or favourable rankings. The site is funded by display advertising (A-ADS and Google AdSense) and by affiliate commissions when you sign up through some of our links, at no extra cost to you.
Adverts are chosen and served by the ad networks, not by us, and an advert on this site is not an endorsement. Commission rates never determine rankings, ratings or which platforms we cover.