Affiliate Disclosure
How Memecoin Guide makes money, which links pay us, and what that never changes.
Last updated: 20 August 2026
Memecoin Guide is free to read. We fund it through affiliate commissions: some links to exchanges, wallets, trading terminals and tools on this site carry a tracking code, and if you open an account or buy a product through one of them the partner may pay us a commission. You pay nothing extra, and the fees or price you get are the same as they would be without our link.
Paid links are labelled where they appear. Every commercial link on this site is marked up with rel="sponsored nofollow" so search engines and automated agents can tell paid links from editorial ones.
How we make money
Commission is paid by the partner out of its own revenue — usually a share of the trading fees you generate, a flat amount for a funded account, or a percentage of a hardware-wallet purchase. Terms differ by partner and change over time, so we do not publish per-partner rates.
We are paid for the introduction, not for what you do afterwards. Nobody here is compensated for writing a positive review, and no partner gets editorial input, review approval or advance sight of what we publish.
Which links are tracked
These partners currently have a tracked link somewhere on this site:
- Centralized exchanges
- Bitunix, Gate, MEXC, WEEX
- Memecoin apps
- Moonshot, TryFomo
- Onchain perpetuals
- Aster, dYdX, GMX, Hyperliquid
- Decentralized exchanges
- SushiSwap
- Trading terminals and bots
- Axiom, BonkBot, Photon
- Hardware wallets
- Ledger, Trezor
- Bridges
- deBridge
Other venues appear across the site with plain, untracked links — for example when a coin trades somewhere we have no relationship with. Those earn us nothing and we list them anyway when they are the honest answer to the question on the page. The list above is generated from the same registry that renders the links, so it stays in step as programs are added or dropped.
What commission does not change
Verdicts, comparisons, fee tables and risk warnings are written before any commercial consideration and are not for sale. Where a review names a fee, a limit or a restriction, it carries a dated source so you can check it yourself.
We publish unflattering findings about partners, and we leave a paying venue off a page when it is not a sensible answer for that page. A venue with no affiliate program can and does appear as a recommendation.
If you would rather not use our links
Nothing on this site is gated behind a tracked link — you can always reach a partner by typing its domain into your browser. If you do use our links, that is what keeps the guides, glossary and coin pages free.
Not financial advice
Everything here is educational. Nothing on this site is investment advice, a personal recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any asset. Memecoins are extremely volatile and can lose all of their value, and trading with leverage can cost you more than you deposit. You are responsible for deciding whether a service is lawful and appropriate for you before you use it.
Availability and local rules
We publish in English, French and Spanish, and readers arrive from many countries. Some venues we cover are not authorised everywhere, and some products — perpetual futures in particular — are restricted or unavailable to retail users in parts of Europe and to US persons. Nothing here is an invitation to invest where such an invitation would require local authorisation. Where a page describes a restriction, treat the dated source as the authority rather than our summary.
Data and attribution
Live prices and market data come from CoinGecko and are shown with attribution. Market data is informational, can lag the market, and should be checked against the venue you actually trade on.
Questions or corrections
If something here is wrong, out of date or insufficiently labelled, tell us and we will fix it. Partnership enquiries go to the same address. hello@buidlmedia.com