Disclaimer

TokenSpin is an independent publication about crypto rewards programmes and the scams that imitate them. This page sets out the limits of what we publish, so that nobody mistakes research for a recommendation.

Information, not financial advice

Everything on this site is general information and commentary. It is not financial, investment, tax, or legal advice, and it is not a personal recommendation. We do not know your income, your obligations, your tax position, your country’s rules, or how much you can afford to lose — so nothing we write can be tailored to you.

We are not licensed or registered financial advisers, and we do not hold ourselves out as any kind of regulated firm. If you need advice about your own money, get it from a qualified professional in your own jurisdiction.

What we are not

TokenSpin is not an exchange, broker, wallet, custodian, token issuer, or operator of any programme we write about. We do not take deposits, hold assets, or execute transactions. We are not a gambling site: nothing here is a wager, and no page offers a stake, a bet, or a cash prize.

The Daily Spin is a free knowledge game with no monetary value attached. It pays out nothing — no tokens, no cash, no prize draw, no entry into anything. Your streak and points live in your own browser and mean nothing outside it.

Crypto rewards carry real risk

Rewards programmes, airdrops, and loyalty schemes are not free money. Common ways people lose out include:

• programmes changing their terms, cutting rates, or shutting down without notice,
• tokens that are illiquid, unsellable, or worth far less than the headline figure,
• tax consequences on rewards that arrive before you have sold anything,
• lookalike websites and fake support accounts imitating a legitimate programme,
• wallet drainers hidden behind an innocuous-looking token approval or signature request.

Assume anything you take part in can go to zero, and never commit money you cannot afford to lose.

The limits of our vetting

The Rewards Radar is hand-checked by our editorial desk, not pulled from an automated third-party feed. That means a person actually looked — but it also means our checks are a snapshot of what could be verified at the time we looked, using publicly available information. Our vetting page describes exactly what we do and do not check.

Inclusion in the Radar is not an endorsement, a guarantee, or a promise of safety, and it is not a promise that you will receive anything. A programme can pass every check we can reasonably run and still change ownership, change terms, or turn out badly afterwards. We have run no audit of anyone’s code, finances, or solvency, and we claim no certification, insurance, or regulatory status. Always do your own research before parting with money or data.

Accuracy, prices, and corrections

Crypto information ages fast. Figures, terms, and eligibility rules can change between the moment we publish and the moment you read. Any price, rate, or reward figure mentioned in an article should be treated as illustrative of the time of writing rather than current.

We work to be accurate, but we do not warrant that everything here is complete, current, or error-free. When we get something wrong we correct it openly, as described in our editorial guidelines. If you spot a mistake, please tell us via contact — corrections from readers are welcome and taken seriously.

Outside links and security

Where we link to an outside project, we do not control that site, its terms, or its security, and its practices are not ours. Our affiliate disclosure explains the commercial side of outbound links.

One rule worth repeating: we will never ask you to connect a wallet, sign a transaction, approve a token, or enter a seed phrase or private key. There is no page on this site that does. If something claims to be TokenSpin and asks for any of that, it is an impostor.

To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses arising from decisions you make based on what you read here, or from the conduct of third parties we write about. Where the law does not permit that limitation, nothing here restricts your rights.

This page is written in plain English for clarity rather than legal effect. If you have a specific legal question about it, please contact the desk via contact.