Affiliate Disclosure

How roo2ya makes money

roo2ya is an independent crypto publication. To keep our journalism free to read, we sometimes use affiliate links. When an article links out to a third party — an exchange, a wallet, a hardware device, or a service — that link may be an affiliate link. If you click it and go on to sign up or make a purchase, roo2ya may earn a commission from that company.

This commission comes at no extra cost to you. You pay the same price whether you use our link or navigate to the same product on your own. The company pays us a share of what it would have spent on marketing anyway.

How we disclose affiliate links

We believe you should never have to guess. Where an article contains affiliate links, we place a clear disclosure above the content so you see it before you read, not buried in the footer or a hover you might miss. If a page has no disclosure, it contains no affiliate links.

Our aim is simple: you always know when a relationship exists, so you can weigh the information accordingly.

What affiliate relationships never do

This is the line that matters most, and we hold it firmly.

• They never determine coverage. We do not decide what to write about based on who pays a commission. A company being an affiliate partner does not earn it a story, a mention, or a recommendation.
• They never shape framing. The way we describe a product, a protocol, or a risk is set by our reporting and our editors — not by a commercial arrangement. A partner receives no softer treatment than anyone else.
• They never buy silence. If something is worth criticizing, we criticize it, partner or not.

Editorial and commercial are kept apart on purpose. The people who write and edit roo2ya are not the people who negotiate partnerships, and partnership status is not a factor in editorial decisions.

Not advice

Everything on roo2ya is informational, not financial advice. We do not tell you to buy, sell, or hold anything, and an affiliate link is not an endorsement to act. Any product you reach through our links is one you should evaluate yourself, ideally after your own research and, where appropriate, professional guidance. The responsibility for any decision is yours.

Why we use this model

Affiliate revenue lets us publish without paywalls and without the pressure of chasing clicks. We think it is a fair trade — but only if it stays honest. That honesty depends on the boundary above holding every time, without exception.

Read more about how we work

Our approach here is part of a wider commitment to transparency. To understand how we report and hold ourselves accountable, see our Methodology and our Editorial Guidelines. If we get something wrong, we fix it in the open — read our Corrections policy.

You can also explore our coverage on the Coins and Markets pages, where any affiliate links appear with the disclosure described above.

Have a question about a specific link or relationship? We would rather you ask than wonder. Reach us through our Contact page and we will answer plainly.