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After the Oct 19 upgrade, Write to Earn earnings are no longer just about readers' trading commissions (see what this update is about here). Consistently producing quality content, building a genuine community, and driving genuine engagement can also earn rewards.
Here's how earnings work after the upgrade, and how we suggest you take part.
New Reward Structure:
Total Rewards = (Text Trading Commission + Engagement Bonus) + (Live Stream Basic Commission + Live Stream Bonus Commission) + Chat Basic Commission

Basic Commission: Every eligible creator receives a one-time 20% commission per trade.Engagement Bonus: Eligible text-based content can earn an Engagement Bonus from a weekly reward pool. Your share is determined in Binance’s sole discretion by the quality and volume of engagement your content generates, including comments, likes, and follows. Different types of engagement carry different weight, and engagement from more active users contributes more. The bonus is designed to reward content that drives genuine discussion and is calculated and settled weekly.Bonus Commission (live streams only): The top 100 creators by the end of each week, ranked by basic commission, can receive a bonus commission as per the table below. The bonus commission is calculated and settled weekly.
Tip 1: Don’t just post content, run your community
Each format earns differently now, and running them together helps you earn more fully across the program.
How each format earns:
Text content (short posts, long articles, videos) earns trading commissions and the Engagement Bonus. It's the only format eligible for the Engagement Bonus, and it works well as your main day-to-day format.Live streams are ranked separately. The top 100 creators each week by basic commission get an extra bonus commission, with higher rates for higher rankings. If you can, go live regularly.Chats earn the basic commission and are good for keeping your core readers around and your community active day to day.
Make text your main format, with live streams and chats alongside it. Use our official widgets to share trades across all three channels.

Examples:
Creator A posts text content, hosts live streams, and runs chats, while engaging with followers and replying to comments. If their weekly live stream Basic Commission ranks in the Top 1–30, their earnings by format would be as follows:
Creator A earns Basic Commission and Bonus Commission when users click their content and trade, plus an Engagement Bonus from people who engage with the content without trading through it.

Creator B only posts text on Binance Square and never engages with comments or followers. They can only earn the 20% Basic Commission when users click their content and trade.

Tip 2: Posting in high volume or farming engagement won't earn you anything

One important change: simply posting a lot, or farming engagement, no longer earns rewards. Our system measures whether your content sparks real, high-quality discussion, not how many interactions it racks up. What matters is standout content and the genuine community you build around it.
When readers comment, like, or follow after reading, your content will get more exposure and also a share of the weekly engagement reward pool. You don't need to steer anyone toward trading. Focus on the content itself.
Things that help:
End with an open question and invite readers to share their view in the comments.Say what you actually think instead of just relaying information.Share real trade records and reviews. They lead to better discussion.Reply to comments and keep the interaction natural and consistent.Post on a steady schedule. It builds reader habits and keeps followers around.Keep a steady posting cadence, which helps build reader habit and follower stickiness.

Please note: the Engagement Bonus counts genuine engagement only. Coordinated activity such as mutual likes and follows, and engagement produced through alt accounts, scripts, or similar means, will not be counted and may result in disqualification. Please refer to the Terms for more details.

Tip 3: Check your earnings by channel and learn what your followers want
The top of the page shows your rewards for the week, trading commissions plus the Engagement Bonus combined. You can view the two separately, along with earnings and performance for each channel: text, live streams, and chats. Use it to see which content and which channel your followers respond to, then adjust.
You'll also find last week's settlement data and your USDC distribution history on the Write to Earn page.
Please refer to the full program rules and terms here.

September CPI came in at 3.7% headline (vs 3.6% expected) and 2.6% core (vs 2.5%) — core held at 0.3% MoM for a second straight month rather than cooling. Traders moved to price three more Fed hikes by end-2027, putting market pricing ~50bps above the Fed’s own dot plot median. Bitcoin fell below $83,000, gold dropped $40 to $4,129, silver -2%, Nasdaq futures -0.5% — everything moved on the same rate channel simultaneously. The composition complicates the hawkish read: gasoline +7.3% MoM accounts for most of the headline beat, and energy-driven inflation is what monetary policy has least purchase on. Galaxy Research: 55.1% of Bitcoin supply sits in unattributed addresses, likely mostly individual self-custody.Hot CPI Print Lifts US Inflation to 3.7%, Gold Drops $40September headline CPI: 3.7% YoY (vs 3.6% expected, up from 3.4%); core: 2.6% (vs 2.5% expected, up from 2.4%); core monthly: 0.3% (vs 0.2% expected, same as August). The framing matters: core didn’t accelerate, it failed to slow — forecasters were looking for a step down that didn’t arrive, so the beat reflects stalled progress at 0.3% MoM, annualizing to ~3.7%. Gasoline +7.3% MoM accounts for the 1.1 percentage point gap between headline and core; energy is excluded from core, so the fuel spike landed entirely in the headline. This is supply-driven rather than broad-based — monetary policy has least purchase on crude prices. Gold -$40 to $4,129.60, silver -$1 to $58.07, the mechanical response to higher expected real yields raising the opportunity cost of non-yielding assets. The signal to watch: core monthly breaking below 0.3%, which it has now failed to do for two consecutive months.Traders Bet on Three More Fed Hikes, Overtaking the Fed’s Own ForecastShort-term rate futures fell Wednesday as traders moved to price three more Fed hikes through end-2027. The fed funds midpoint sits at 3.875%; three more hikes imply ~4.625%, roughly 50bps above the Fed’s own September dot plot median of 4.1% for 2027. The direction of the gap has inverted: for most of Q3, markets priced less tightening than the Fed signalled; markets have now jumped past it. DXY climbed ~0.40 points to 102.52 — wider expected US rate differentials draw capital toward dollar assets. The composition caveat: September’s core overshoot was gasoline-driven, and energy-driven inflation is the kind monetary policy has least purchase on. Markets priced the overshoot anyway because core’s refusal to slow for a second month provides a defensible justification beyond just the headline.Bitcoin Loses $83,000 Again as One Inflation Print Turns Stocks, Gold and Crypto Negative TogetherBitcoin fell below $83,000 within minutes of the CPI release — the third time this week the level has changed hands (below after Monday’s selloff, reclaimed Tuesday, lost Wednesday). The round trip rather than fresh leg lower confirms the rebound was a positioning move rather than a shift in underlying bid — a recovery that one data point can fully undo was never durable. All major asset classes moved the same direction in the same session: Nasdaq futures -0.5%, gold -1%, silver -2%, Bitcoin lower. That coordination points to a single driver (expected rate path) rather than anything market-specific. Magnitudes were modest — a 0.1 percentage point inflation overshoot produced orderly adjustments, not distress. What would change the picture: core monthly CPI breaking below 0.3%, which it has now failed for two consecutive months.Over Half of Bitcoin Supply Sits in Unattributed AddressesGalaxy Research: 55.1% of Bitcoin supply (~11.07M of 20.098M BTC) sits in addresses it cannot attribute to any known owner. Research Director Alex Thorn’s interpretation: the majority is likely individual self-custody — the original use case, still the largest single category. Among labeled holdings: exchanges 17.9% (~3.60M BTC), custodians/miners/companies 15.4% (~3.10M BTC), ETFs and funds 6.0% (~1.21M BTC). The exchange float is nearly 3x the entire ETF complex despite ETFs drawing most institutional attention since launch. Patoshi — the mining pattern linked to Satoshi — accounts for 5.6% (~1.13M BTC) that has never moved. The key implication for flow analysis: exchange reserves, ETF inflows, and treasury disclosures describe only the visible 44.9% — inferences about aggregate holder behavior drawn from them are inferences about a minority of coins. Thorn’s self-custody conclusion is an interpretation of the unattributed bucket, not a measurement of it.Three Major Indices Close Lower, Storage Chip Stocks Pressured by Korean Market RoutS&P 500 edged down, Nasdaq -0.15%, Dow -179 points (0.35%) despite being up as much as 460 points intraday — Tuesday’s session ending on the lows. Korean KOSPI’s 5.5% plunge to its lowest since July 31 (valuation concerns plus Chinese competition) pulled storage chips lower: Micron -5%, SK Hynix -4%, SanDisk -2%, Seagate and Western Digital -2%. JPMorgan missed Q3 estimates but raised 2026 net interest income guidance (stock flat); Wells Fargo -2%; Goldman Sachs edged higher on revenue beat. FactSet: analysts expect S&P 500 profits to rise nearly 30% YoY. The 10-year yield eased to 5.193% from last week’s 5.364% peak. CME FedWatch: 80.6% probability of an October hold, up from 51% a month ago. Goldman, Morgan Stanley, and Citi see growing value in Treasuries — Saxo’s Charu Chanana calls it a “tactical rebound” rather than sustained recovery given sticky inflation, elevated oil, and massive government borrowing.