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Hello, I just started to think to become an affiliate marketer. I am looking for the crypto exchange with the best commission. What are your thoughts?
At the moment I hesitate between Paxful and Binance. Binance looks more trustworthy, but as you know, it is the biggest so everyone knows about it.  ;)

Visit this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3110691.0 Just be sure to make up some verification since some of the exchange of this list are already closed or gone scam ex. Cryptopia.
You can also try this one: https://cryptotrader.tax/blog/crypto-affiliate-programs .Just find out on what suits you the most.

Bybit has a pretty juicy affiliate program with sub-affiliate commissions and such. Probably why I've been seeing it a lot on crypto Twitter for more than a month now. I have zero idea how good/bad the exchange is though, so dyor.

https://www.bybit.com/affiliates

Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with Bybit.

Why not use both? Will it affect your affiliate marketing if you market both of those exchanges? I doubt it. Anyways, IMO, Binance is one of the most straightforward exchange to market just because of the name. It's definitely one of the most known exchanges, and a lot of people are trading in it so the possible trading rebates that you can get with referring people. I haven't been a great affiliate marketer here.

I still think binance is the best one. Sure there are other places that give bigger prizes and all that but at the same time binance is the most known place in the whole world. In all exchanges binance gets the biggest attention, so if you can get people affiliated there and start trading, you are not going to hear any complaints about the website itself and that is one more thing to enjoy.

I have been doing affiliate marketing for half a decade now in the crypto world, did it for casinos, did it for faucets, even had websites to promote many different websites, and I can tell you that the biggest earning I have ever done is binance, I did a bit of affiliate marketing and put some banners up some places years ago when it first started and to this day I make a bit of income from it.

But Bybit is for real traders and not every cryptocurrency enthusiast is going to trade cryptocurrencies, right?
I would prefer an exchange rather than a trading broker.
And Paxful looks really good, it supports the main idea - P2P transaction/exchange.  ;)

You can promote any of the top platforms but depends on how and where you will promote and how effective it will be because at the end of the day this type of marketing will require not only signups but active deposits and trades for you to make any decent comissions out of it so if you have it covered i suggest to go for okex, binance, changelly and paxful.

Yeap, it's mostly for derivatives. The viability and effectiveness of such exchange affiliate program for a blog mostly depends on the specific niche though, and for which specific blog posts you use it for(e.g. it would do well with blog posts concerning trading).

Anyway, best of luck.

Binance for sure will do especially if you are from a country which crypto still growing or it depends on the target clients/customers you will have.
I also know one bitcointalk member who using Binance, it's @AakZaki from Indonesia, he is also just new using Binance.
Binance is most popular then for me, it's the best platform then for now.

Right, Binance has one of the best program here:

https://www.binance.com/en/blog/376015737666441216/Binance-Affiliate-Program

However, just like any other referral programs, there is a minimum of 50 sign up users and at least 10% of them are actively trading. So regardless of which trading exchange you choose, you really need to work hard to get those referrals. But once you did you thing, it will be like autopilot.

You can choose popular exchange comparing to you find an exchange that gives a high comission but there is no many people who knows the exchange.

At least it will be different when you choosw popular exchange or trusted exchange, although the comission is small but you can guarantee that the user will knows it and they will make an account there.

When you promote Binance, you have to know that almost everyone who is involved in crypto, already has an account here. And if you target for new members, it is not as newbie-friendly as Coinbase. Don´t you think so?

I wouldn't agree that everyone knows or that they have an account on Binance, and even if they do, maybe they didn't need an account yet. It should also not be overlooked that crypto is constantly attracting new users, and they start from scratch. So there is definitely room for a lot of new referrals, but to get them you need to invest effort and time and know how to do it.

What I know from personal experience is that getting referrals is sometimes not difficult, but it is something completely different to get active and profitable referrals. I have often had examples of getting a dozen referrals after a campaign, but none of them ever made any trade. Sometimes one good referral is worth more than 100 bad ones :)

I haven't tried to be an affiliate with Kraken but it looks like they have an affiliate program they are offering 20% Revenue Share! Try to read more info on the link below. Also, inquire at the top exchanges and compare which one has a better offer. I have a suggestion if you really want to have a career with it why not try it all? and stick with the one or few exchanges that you benefit a lot.

Source: https://blog.kraken.com/post/3112/kraken-affiliate-program-revenue-share/

Go pick both. It good to have insurance when the other one go sideways (which is unlikely). Binance has a good reputation and it's well known. But if i would enter Affiliate marketing i would pick a trusted market with Low gas fees and exchange rates.