Stakefield

Affiliate Disclosure

How Stakefield makes money, in plain terms — and why it never changes what we recommend.

The plain version

Stakefield earns affiliate commissions. Some links to the venues we mention are affiliate links: if you follow one and sign up, the provider may pay us a commission at no extra cost to you. Those links are routed through a /go/ address and marked as sponsored and nofollow in the page code, as they should be.

Every outbound partner link points to an internal address like /go/coinbase or /go/kraken, which forwards you to the provider. This keeps tracking parameters off our pages, makes every sponsored link obvious at a glance, and lets us manage links in one place. We never disguise an affiliate link as a neutral citation, and we never add one to text where recommending a paid product would be inappropriate.

Why payouts do not move our recommendations

Different programmes pay very differently, which is exactly why our guidance is anchored to risk and mechanics, not to payouts. The clearest proof: the method we most often call the safest — self-custody staking, where you keep your own keys — has no affiliate programme and pays us nothing, and we still recommend it where it fits. When a safe, correct answer conflicts with a paid one, the safe answer wins. That is the whole basis of the site's usefulness.

What we will not promote

We only reference mainstream, reputable venues. We do not promote presale, airdrop, meme or "1000x" tokens, fixed-high-yield or "guaranteed return" schemes, unregistered securities, or anything gambling-adjacent. Where a product is custodial yield rather than protocol staking (some "Earn" products), we say so rather than blur the line. Logos, where they appear, are used nominally for identification only; Stakefield is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsoring any provider.

Not financial advice, and questions

Affiliate relationships pay for referrals; they buy no edits, previews, or ranking. Nothing on this site is financial, tax, or legal advice. If a sponsored link is ever unmarked or a disclosure looks incomplete, email [email protected] — we treat disclosure defects as seriously as factual errors.