Coinrayn is an independent site about Binance airdrops and new-token launches. We take Binance's free-token programs — Launchpool, Megadrop, HODLer drops, Alpha points — and explain them one by one: what each round is worth, where the traps are, and how to tell a fake airdrop from a real one.
First things first: we are not Binance's official site, and we have no affiliation, agency or partnership with Binance. We're a small editorial team that checks public rules and breaks participation flows into verifiable steps.
Articles here are signed "Lin Yue · Coinrayn editors." Lin Yue is a pen name, not a real person. We use a pen name because this content is maintained by a small team, and we don't want one person's real identity to give you the false impression of an "authority expert."
We don't invent credentials: we don't claim to hold a financial licence, don't dangle a fancy degree, don't pretend to be an ex-employee of some exchange, don't fake a trading track record, don't buy media endorsements, and don't line up a wall of social accounts to look important. What we can give you is a check of the public rules, each process broken into reviewable steps, and the risks clearly marked — that's it.
Honestly: the links here that point to Binance sign-up are invite links carrying our invite code. If you sign up through one, the site may earn a share of the referral commission from Binance.
This site promises no specific fee discount or referral rate. If you choose to use a referral link, the fees, offer, eligibility and regional terms shown on the registration page at that time are the effective terms; this site may earn a commission. We disclose that beside the link and in our disclosure and disclaimer.
Write to [email protected], or see Contact. We reply to everything we can read.