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As it is stated in thread subject, I am looking for services that have withdrawable welcome, deposit or refferal bonus (no problem if it have freeze period or requires to complete any free task). Most likely it would be an exchange,  a wallet or (most likely) a staking service. Service should be trustworthy since it would probably be centralized.
I already know a couple of such services and it is possible to earn up to $50 from a single registration.

Would really appreciate if anyone shares some links with me. If I manage to find more of them I'll obviously share the list.

You can start looking in the crypto megathreads in r/beermoney (https://www.reddit.com/r/beermoney/comments/sflt51/crypto_megathread/). Make sure you do read the entire TOS about such things cause there is usually a catch which makes it not exactly free/bonus/or whatever misleading ad they try to go for.

Ledger and Trezor both have affiliate programs. What I love about both these, is that I genuinely think both brands make great hardware wallet devices for wallet security. Assuming you don't spam the heck out of people — you end up helping people with their wallet security, but at the same time you make a bit of money from the commissions. Win-win!

I would add to the list:
* SatoChip (the affiliate area is hidden under shop, I think that no KYC is necessary) - satochip.io
* Binance also has referral program, may need KYC

I was about to recommend Binance, but the minimum requirement is rather strict.

I appreciate the heads up, I didn't know it's this complicated.
Now I took a look and from my understanding it may be even more complex.
There may be affiliation and may be refer-a-friend which may not needs such social media record, but the link has to be change for every new "friend".
However, one has to read that through, because there are so many (rather contradictory) "offers" I got lost.

I stopped promoting Ledger after all those data leak scandals, and I wouldn’t recommend anyone to deal with them, because it’s just a matter of time when they mess up again. I say this as the owner of two of their devices, but I would neither buy any of them again nor would I recommend anyone to do so. Of course, that doesn't mean that I support another company because they also have one security flaw that should not be forgotten.

That Ledger incident surely sucked big time, but let's not forget that such breaches can happen to any other e-commerce site — including the likes of Trezor . The only real way in circumventing this is to take extra safety measures like using P.O. boxes and such.

Of course, such things happen every day, but what made me even angrier was the fact that Ledger tried to portray the whole thing as a minor incident - and hundreds of thousands of users became the target of phishing attacks via email, SMS, and even by ordinary mail. I won't even talk about physical attacks, which are also a realistic option - all because the company didn't take its job seriously.

I just want to say that I do not want to be partly responsible for something similar to happen to someone in the future, the promotion of such companies is simply not worth it in my opinion.