Corrections

Everything we have changed is recorded here: what was changed, what was wrong with it, and when. The reason for keeping this page is simple — a site that never admits changing anything either has no readers or is not telling you.

Date	What changed	The problem
2026-09-17	The worked month in the fee layers article	The passage said "keep every setting the same" and then called going from ten round trips to four a 70% reduction. 0.60 against 2.00 is indeed 70%, but 2.00 is the figure without the token discount, so the sentence was crediting one change with the saving from two. With the settings actually unchanged it is 1.50 to 0.60, a 60% reduction. Corrected, and both steps are now shown separately.
2026-09-17	The anti-phishing code in the three switches article	The text said the code appears in official emails and suggested "a pet name plus two digits". Re-opening the Binance help page on the anti-phishing code (updated 2026-06-10) showed two things wrong: it appears in texts as well as emails, and the code must be 6 to 8 characters using at least three of uppercase, lowercase, digits and underscores — so the suggested format would likely have been rejected. Both fixed, with the source added.
2026-09-16	Home page layout on small phones	In the first version, on narrower phone screens the referral card was pushed below the stage list, so the code was not visible without scrolling. On small phones the card now comes before the stage list.
2026-09-16	The virtual balance figure in the demo trading article	A draft quoted a specific amount of play money, but that number came from a third-party news page rather than the official help page. The figure was removed; the text now says only that the platform issues virtual funds which can be reset.
2026-09-16	The cost definition in the small-trade fees article	The first draft covered only trading fees and withdrawal fees, which could leave the impression that total cost equals fees. Spread and slippage — not called fees, but incurred on every trade — have been added.

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