The week came in with attitude: nutra is immortal again, finance is briskly rewriting price tags, and travel and gaming both slipped into “don’t ask unnecessary questions” mode.
💊 Nutra — immortal, just like it promised
Here’s the one that never knows how to die gracefully: +194 offers, +331 goals, and another 140 payout bumps against 12 cuts. Cordyceps, Icexin, and the rest of the healing wizardry were jumping as high as +275% in places — the caps are back to pretending they’re saving the world, and the webbies are back to pretending they don’t notice.
📱 Apps — came in quiet, left quiet
Apps had a fireworks-free week: +5 offers and −8 gone to the graveyard, with payouts at a total dead stop — 0/0. A fine example of life without drama: the vertical isn’t making noise, but it’s not bragging either.
💳 Finance — solid, until you look at the numbers
This one’s straight out of banker fantasy: a stiff tie on top, and a traffic jam underneath. Offers were up +15, goals went up too, and payouts were raised 13 times. Finanso shot up +100%, loans and school services like Skyeng/Skysmart also climbed — finance is once again pretending this has nothing to do with crypto or usury.
🛒 Ecom — the basket’s full again
Ecom got +7 offers with −30 losses, and payouts moved up more often than down. Bold Snacks in Brazil jumped +124%, MyHeritage and Ajio doubled, and Shopee in Indonesia woke up too. Retail as always: one minute discounts, the next minute a meltdown — but the goods keep moving.
✈️ Travel — the ticket desk is in the red
Here’s where tourism felt like luggage with no flight: −2 offers, −5 payout cuts, and almost everything heading down. Flight Network crashed −88%, Mytrip and Gotogate dropped −86%, and even Intourist and Cleartrip slipped. Looks like vacation in this vertical got canceled again, no refund included.
🛠 Services — one hero for the whole shop floor
Services kept it humble this week: +1 offer, −5 vanished, and just 1 payout bump. Parallels added +33% — the only one in the workshop who decided not to pretend it was tired.
🎮 Gaming — played around, but didn’t go overboard
Classic genre behavior: −1 offer and five payout cuts. Lineage 2 Essence slipped −52%, and Rodina RP collectively gave up −43% across all its actions. Virtual life, as it turns out, knows how to budget too.
🔮 Esoterica — quiet even on schedule
Esoterica spent the week in full-moon mode without the candles: −5 goals and zero payout movement. Even tarot, apparently, decided not to fuss and just lie there in silence.
🎰 Gambling — modestly hiding behind the word “igaming”
Gambling once again added nothing and lost −4 offers somewhere along the way. Classic style: nothing loud to show off, but disappearing professionally? Absolutely. The casino, as always, is pretending it’s not the one.
🪙 Trading — the market with no romance
Here it’s all honest and no fairy tales: −1 offer, and Polymarket slipped −17%. Even revenue share on perp trading fee got a little humbler. Financial magic, as it should, melted a bit this time.
📲 Mobile subscriptions — silent mode
Mobile had −2 offers and zero payout movement. The vertical seems to have decided not to argue with reality and just switch to airplane mode.
🔞 Adult 18+ — no sensations, but at least it’s quietly stable
Here it’s −2 offers and a complete zero on payouts. An unexpectedly calm week for a vertical where usually something at least twitches. Seems they decided to spare both nerves and budget.
🎓 Education — class was canceled
Education had no good news either: −2 offers, and no payout movement. School, as usual, suffers first — especially when partner price tags get involved.
⚽ Betting — the odds went out for a smoke
Betting managed just −1 offer and zero payouts. Gambling’s neighbor is once again living in “let’s wait for the match” mode — only the match, apparently, never got scheduled.
💔 Dating — love didn’t monetize
Dating didn’t deliver this week: −1 offer, no payout changes. Pairing people up is delicate business, but pairing their money with the balance sheet is a lot more reliable.
💻 Software — neat and tidy, but down one
Software had −1 offer and no payout movement. A calm, almost office-like week: nobody’s yelling, nothing is growing, but no bugs are being served up in public either.