Referral Disclosure

The short version

This site contains referral links to Binance. If you register an account and trade through them, Binance may pay Manfu a referral service fee. This adds nothing to your cost — what you pay Binance is the same as if you'd registered directly, without going through this site.

Where the money comes from

Binance runs a referral (Affiliate) program: when a new user registers through a referral partner's link and generates trades, Binance takes a portion of the trading fees it already charges that user and pays it to the referral partner as a referral service fee. Manfu is one such referral partner.

The key point: this service fee comes from Binance's side — it's a distribution Binance makes within the fees it already collects, not a markup added onto you. In other words, with or without us as the middleman, your trading cost is the same.

One step further: Binance's referral program lets referral partners pass part of their own earnings back to new users who register through an invite code, in the form of a fee discount. Manfu passes this part to you — so after registering with invite code BN1516, your trading fees can enjoy up to 20% off. This ratio is determined by Binance's referral rules, may change with Binance's policies, and the rate actually shown in your Binance account is the final word.

Why we rely on this

Writing articles, building tools, and maintaining the site all take time and money. Manfu charges readers nothing, sells no courses, and puts up no paywalls; the referral service fee is our main source of operating funds. We think this way is friendlier to readers than plastering ads everywhere or selling things — you pay nothing, and you don't see a screen full of pop-ups. But since we profit from it, all the more reason to put it in the open, so you can judge what we say with full knowledge.

Does this affect what we write

This is the point we most want to make clear. Any recommendation or leaning we give is based on judgment about the method itself — a platform's usability, whether its auto-invest is good to use, whether it's friendly to beginners — not on who pays a higher commission. If a platform suits you better, we'll say so; if there are shortcomings, we won't cover for it.

More importantly, our position from start to finish is this: DCA is a method, and whether it suits you, whether to do it, and which platform to use are all decisions you make in the end. We encourage you to compare different platforms' rates, features, security, and availability in your region, then choose. We won't, and shouldn't, rush you to open an account just because we have a referral relationship.

What's the deal with that /go/ link

The "Open account" and "Learn how to open an account" buttons you see on the site usually pass first through an intermediary page (the URL contains /go/, e.g. /go/binance.html) before redirecting to Binance. There are a few reasons for this:

• Central management. All outbound referral redirects are consolidated on intermediary pages; when we need to update or maintain a link, we change one place instead of digging through every article.
• Transparent and checkable. The intermediary page makes "this is a referral link" clearer, rather than hiding the redirect in the body text so you click out without realizing.
• Technical labeling. These links are marked as referral links in the code (rel="sponsored nofollow"), an honest practice toward both search engines and readers.

The intermediary page itself collects no extra information from you; it's simply a redirect step with its purpose clearly stated.

Finally

Disclosure isn't a disclaimer; it's respect. We want you to decide whether to trust us and whether to click that link with the full background in hand. Any questions, write to us: privacy@manfubiji.com. Investing carries risk; content on this site is for education only and is not investment advice — see the disclaimer.