Binance Enables Earning Program for Leading Traders and Crypto Businesses

By Nivesh Rustgi
Updated May 20, 2025
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Binance announced a crypto exchange affiliate program for leading social media figures.

Individuals, Communities and Businesses with more adequate number of user following can become a Futures Affiliate on the exchange. The members can earn 20-30% of the trading fees from the accounts they refer to. The conditions are given in the excerpt from the announcement below,

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Binance Affiliate Futures Requirements

Moreover, while the requirement to hold a predetermined amount of Binance [BNB] Coin has been waived. The members of the program will be judged periodically every 90 days. The press release lists the condition for every 90 days,

a minimum average of 100+ active trading users with a cumulative trading volume equivalent of 10,000 BTC

Twitter and Telegram are the two most popular platforms in which the group leaders share their ideas. Most of these ‘experts’ are traders/analyst who provide info on trading signals and market analysis. These are infamously referred to as ‘paid group leaders.’

Stay Away from Frauds

The recent revelation of Jacob Canfield’s fraud, the number one trading crypto analyst on TradingView and popular on Twitter as well, was a shocking event for the community.

He has been using Photoshop and using trading signals of someone else in the back-ground to gain popularity; lying about his positions and views in every single online posts of his.

The twitter account of Canfield is now deleted. Hence, it looks like the accusations were true.

Nonetheless, there are many authentic individuals and entities who are sharing their knowledge on trading, the markets and other important trends. And, it is entirely up to them to share their wisdom for free or for a fees. Binance is offering them a way to earn passively by leveraging their community strength.

Still, a trader or investor must always develop his own trading plan or select personal market indicators to execute positions. Blindly following group leaders can often lead to disappointment, as trading is brutal as it is.

Do you the affiliate programs will help in weeding out the fake influencers? Please share your views with us. 

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Nivesh Rustgi
Nivesh from Engineering Background is a full-time Crypto Analyst at Coingape. He is an atheist who believes in love and cultural diversity. He believes that Cryptocurrency is a necessity to deter corruption. He holds small amounts of cryptocurrencies. Faith and fear are two sides of the same coin. Follow him on X at @nivishoes or mail him at nivesh(at)coingape.com
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