Advertised returns, put back through the arithmetic
A percentage on a landing page is not a result. It is an output of a calculation somebody else ran, using inputs they have chosen not to show you. Coinalytics Lab exists to rebuild that calculation: fees against stated yield, financing against leverage, withdrawal costs against the balance you were shown.
We publish no forecasts and no trading signals. We do not tell anyone what to buy. The only thing we produce is the sum an advertisement skipped, plus an honest list of what we could not confirm.
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How an analysis is built
Every piece on this site follows the same route, and the route is the reason the pieces are comparable.
- We write down what the promotion claims, separating sentences that could be wrong from sentences that could not.
- We list the inputs a claim of that kind needs before it means anything.
- We redo the arithmetic, using clearly labelled assumptions of our own where the operator has published nothing.
- We read the terms, if a terms document exists, for the clauses that move the numbers.
- We map the withdrawal path, because a balance that cannot leave is not money.
- We search the public registers and publish what came back, including nothing.
The last step is the one that keeps the rest honest. Most of the brands covered here return no register match at all, and we say so plainly rather than filling the gap with a licence number nobody can check.
What you will not find here
No star ratings, because we collect no reviews and an invented score is worse than none. No company names or registration numbers unless we found them in a public record and can say which one. No testimonials, because they cannot be authenticated. No claim that a platform is safe when the only honest description is unverified.
Read the method in full, see why we think this is trustworthy, or go straight to the analyses.