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A comparison on this site is a fixed set of specifications, applied identically to every option, with each figure carrying the source it came from and the moment it was read. Where a figure cannot be sourced, the cell reads “Not disclosed” rather than being estimated or left blank — the distinction matters, because a blank invites the reader to assume zero.

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Updated just now · Source: CoinLore · chart pairs verified against Binance A cell reading “Not disclosed” means the provider does not publish that figure — not that it is zero.

How we rank, and whether commission affects it

Ordering in any ranked comparison on this site comes from the rubric published in full on our Methodology page, with its six dimensions and their fixed weights: cost 30%, terms clarity 20%, custody and control 20%, jurisdiction and eligibility 15%, track record 10%, and support and recourse 5%. Weights are set before anything is scored, so a weighting cannot be chosen after the fact to produce a preferred winner.

Commission is not an input to that rubric. If it ever influences an ordering on a specific page, that page will say so in those words in its Partner Declaration, above the body. Our current commercial position — that there are no affiliate partnerships in force at all — is set out on the Affiliate Disclosure.

What we did not test

This section is the one most comparison sites leave out, which is exactly why it is here.

• The market figures above are read from a public market API. We did not independently verify circulating or maximum supply against the protocol; those are provider estimates.
• Market capitalisation is price multiplied by circulating supply. It is a comparison tool, not a measure of capital invested.
• Reported 24-hour volume is aggregated across venues of varying quality and is among the least reliable widely-quoted figures in the sector. We pass through what the provider reports rather than applying a correction we cannot justify.
• “Verified chart pair” means the asset trades in a pair we resolved against the exchange’s live list. An asset with no verified pair shows no chart rather than a flat line — it does not mean the asset is untradeable.
• Nothing here assesses whether an asset is a sound investment. We publish no price targets and no ratings.

Why there are no exchange or partner-program comparisons yet

The comparisons this site exists to publish are of exchanges, platforms and partner programs: trading and withdrawal fees, commission model and rate, cookie window, payout minimum and schedule, custody arrangement, KYC posture, jurisdictions served and documented incident history.

Those tables are not live, and the reason is that we do not yet have that data to a standard we would publish. Fee schedules differ by tier, by jurisdiction, by payment method and by order type, and they change without notice; commission terms are negotiated per affiliate and are frequently not published at all.

We could ship them tomorrow seeded with plausible figures. They would look authoritative, they would rank, and they would be a set of factual claims about real businesses that we had not verified and could not date. That is the practice this publication was built to argue against, so the tables ship when sourced and dated data does — and every cell will carry its source and the date it was read, exactly as the ones above do.

In the meantime, the reasoning behind those comparisons is published: what an exchange actually costs you, revenue share versus CPA, and how to read an affiliate agreement.