Admitad did a Sunday spring clean: swept out a pile of offers and tossed in only a few new ones. No payout moves, no goal shuffles — zero across the board, so the day came off very much like, “clear out the junk and let the market take a nap.”

Shakes just lit off a nutra fireworks show: offers are getting chopped, payouts are shooting up, and the catalog looks like it’s on a crash diet. The rest of the market spent Saturday pretending it didn’t exist — even Affscape’s already been tagged as dead.

Friday at the networks came in with an attitude: offers were flying back and forth, some payouts got chopped hard, nutra suddenly woke up, and fresh launches plus removals were dumped on us like a warehouse cleanup. And that’s still not the whole quiet panic 😉

Thursday in the partner trenches came with a lazy creak, but no siesta: SolCPA suddenly turned into a full-on carnival, Shakes sharply repriced nutra across Europe, and MetaCPA was busy both cleaning up the catalog and onboarding fresh rookies. For dessert — a few dips at Cash to You and the usual suspects, because of course.

Wednesday’s drama-free, but the affiliate noise is buzzing: nutra is flying in packs, Shakes and Cooper are rewriting the stakes, and MetaCPA is both bringing in fresh offers and sweeping the old ones out. Some places are up, some are down — the market’s definitely not asleep 😼

On Tuesday, the networks threw a zombie rave: Rocket Profit was suddenly “dead,” while nutra kept yo-yoing between takeoff and the archive. The newbies weren’t shy either — Booking.com APAC yanked its targets right away, and the removals rolled through with zero mercy.

Monday went by without any extra drama: almost everything moved into the green, and Altex woke up the loudest — though, naturally, it came with its own bag of problems. Meanwhile, the networks gave nutra a cleanup and saw a slight lift in goods and tickets.

Sunday at Rafinad was decent only for the broom: dozens of offers got swept out of the catalog, and almost all of them were financial. T-Bank, T-Mobile, T-Insurance, and even SberPrime slipped into the shadows without any extra drama.

Saturday came in all quiet and zen, then tossed in a couple of random explosions: nutra and finance are bouncing up and then politely shedding skin. M1 ramped up like it was Monday, and right alongside it came sharp hikes and GEO cleanups — plenty to eyeball.

Friday kept it low-key, but the market still gave a nice little rustle: nutra shot up, fresh offers started crawling into the catalog, and removals swept through the networks with no extra drama. Calm? More like a tidy market reshuffle before the weekend 😉