This week rolled in under the “everything’s flowing, everything’s getting pricier, and some stuff is already getting embarrassingly cheap” mode — nutra’s buzzing, finance is swinging, and everyone else got their own little tragedies.
💊 Nutra — immortal, just as promised
We logged +318 offers and −413 right away, so the vertical did a brutal little cleanup on itself, but it’s still alive and kicking. Formanor in Bulgaria jumped 20→43 (+115%), Cartilex in Lebanon moved up, and Aff1’s batch repricing slapped +17…27% onto five offers at once — the capsules found another excuse to ask for more again.
🛒 Goods — discounts, markups, and a mild panic attack
There were fewer offers, and payouts were down too. Amwine in Russia for a new buyer doubled 5.25→10.5, while for an old one it, on the contrary, got cut in half. Jashanmal in AE added +60%, but PagBank and Kupikod both slid in sync by about −50% and −47% — goods knows how to act like everything’s under control right up until the price tags start having a meltdown.
💳 Finance — solid, but twitchy
This one’s all grown-up business: fewer offers, fewer goals, but payouts are living their own life. A new loan in Russia with 495 credit climbed to 1382 (+44%), while two different Credit7 angles dropped −39% and −35%. Zanimatelnyye finansy also perked up by +30% — banks keep pretending this isn’t crypto, but the vibe is already familiar.
🛠 Services — subscriptions and trials, no romance included
The service vertical is hanging on through usefulness: Proton Pass across different GEOs suddenly added +110%, while START in Russia cut both the promo code and the trial down by −23% at the same time. Beautiful: one offer is growing like a proper SaaS, the other is a reminder that streaming gets a hangover too.
📱 Mobile subscriptions — subscribed, then immediately regretted it
New offer drops are here, but the joy is not: TyanAI flew from 30→7, that is −77%. Mobile subs, as usual, promise a “first subscription” and then trim the payout so politely you’d think nothing ever happened.
🎓 Education — learning didn’t get cheaper
Planner5d in WW slipped from 26→21.44 (−18%). Nothing dramatic, but the vertical is once again reminding us: knowledge is useful, and the market loves to mess with the price of it without warning.
✈️ Travel — flying for almost free
At least one bright spot here: Trip.com on domestic flights in China moved up from 0.42→0.5 (+19%). Sure, it’s a modest rise, but compared with the rest of the week it already feels like an upgrade to business cat.
⚽ Betting — the swing is against you again
Bets live by the laws of sports drama: offer count didn’t grow, and one of the key payouts dropped from 2195→1714 (−22%). Betting, gambling’s respectable cousin, once again acted like everything was under control and then promptly zeroed itself out.
📲 Apps — no fireworks
Not much changed here: one add, one loss, and the market seems to have decided to stay in the background. No big stage, just the quiet life of a vertical where the main thing is not to make noise and not to break.
💔 Dating — love got marked down again
EternalAI-120 on payment slid from 40→34 (−15%). Dating, as always, connects not hearts but budgets: it’s all about relationships on the surface, and in the end you get a lower payout and a bit more life experience.
🔞 Adult — no hysteria, but still down
The same EternalAI-120 in adult mode also slipped from 40→34 (−15%). The only vertical where everyone acts like they’re fine, but the numbers still whisper: “not today, kitty.”
🎮 Gaming — quiet, no extra magic
Gaming got a bit more offers and a bit more volume, but nothing major moved. One of those weeks where it’s basically “alive, good enough”: no spikes, no crashes, just a careful little twitch in the middle of all the turbulence.
🎰 Gambling — modestly hiding under the iGaming mask
Two offers left, and none came in to replace them. Gambling is once again pretending it’s a serious entertainment business and not a budget casino, but this week was restrained: quiet, with no loud payouts and no reason for a shiny legend.
🔮 Esoterica — the cards showed the exit
One offer left, and that’s where the magic ended. The vertical that usually promises fate couldn’t hold its lineup this week — turned out almost like reading coffee grounds, just without the coffee.
📈 Trading — the market snapped back
Two offers down, and no pretty moves. Trading, of course, loves talking the language of opportunity, but this week it preferred the language of cuts — fast, dry, and with zero applause.
🎁 Sweepstakes — a giveaway with no sequel
One offer left, and no new ones are visible. Sweeps usually love noise, gifts, and the illusion of free stuff, but right now it’s more like “we promise nothing, we’re giving away nothing.”
🏠 Real estate — square meters went on vacation
Minus one offer, no compensation. Real estate, as usual, looks solid on the outside and twitchy on the inside: this week it just quietly shrank, like it decided to ride out the market in a concrete box.