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One fact many beginners don’t know is that some content creators on Binance Square can earn commissions when users trade after interacting with their posts.

Through programs like “Write to Earn” and creator rewards, eligible creators may receive a percentage of the trading fees generated by users who trade after engaging with their content. In some promotions and creator programs, this commission can reach up to around 30% of trading fees, depending on ranking and program structure.

Earlier promotions also allowed creators to receive around 5% of trading fee commissions when users interacted with their posts and executed trades shortly afterward.

In addition to this, many influencers combine their content with referral links, which can generate up to about 40% commission from trading fees of users who sign up and trade through their referral.

Why This Matters

This does not mean Binance Square itself is a scam, but it creates a financial incentive that can influence some creators’ behavior.

If a creator earns money every time followers trade, they may be motivated to:

Post frequent trading signals

Encourage overtrading

Create FOMO posts like “BUY NOW” or “Last chance before pump”

The more their followers trade, the more commission they may earn.

This is why traders should always remember:

Not every signal is posted to help you profit — sometimes it’s posted to generate trading volume.

Final Advice for Traders

When using platforms like Binance or social networks like X:

Treat signals as opinions, not guarantees

Always verify the analysis

Avoid blindly following influencers

Focus on learning market structure and risk management

The best traders don’t rely on signal sellers — they rely on knowledge and discipline.
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