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Our ads pay your trading fees. LiveFrame shows one sponsored line while you trade and rebates you the revenue. LiveFrame shows a single, clearly labeled sponsored card while you browse supported trading and prediction market sites. The card sits beside the action and never covers your orderbook, charts, or order entry. Advertisers bid for the placement, and 50 to 60 percent of every dollar is credited to you. Earnings settle monthly in USDC, or you can request a payout any time your balance reaches $5. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install and click "Start earning." There is no signup, no email, and no wallet connection. An anonymous token is all it takes. 2. Trade like normal. One sponsored card, always marked "LIVEFRAME AD," appears while you browse. 3. Get paid. Check your balance in the popup or at liveframe.fun/me, paste the address your USDC should go to, and request payouts whenever you like. YOUR CONTROLS - Dismiss the ad any session with one click - Turn individual sites on or off in the popup - Choose between showing ads while browsing or only during loading and pending states - Daily activity streaks raise your revenue share from 50 percent up to 60 percent PRIVACY We never collect browsing history, trades, positions, balances, or private keys, and we never ask you to connect a wallet. The extension reports ad events only: which campaign was shown, on which supported site, and for how long. Activity grouping happens on your device. Every impression is verified server side, so advertisers pay for real attention and your rebates stay funded.
Jul 17, 2026
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