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ChipaX banner for the library READMEs

Paste this block just under the title of each ChipaDevTeam trading library. It is the funnel: thousands of people install those packages every month, and right now none of them are told ChipaX exists.

Two rules kept it honest — it says what ChipaX is rather than pretending to be a notice, and it leads with the paper account, because a stranger will try a free practice account long before they will deposit with an exchange they have never heard of.


Standard banner (crypto-native repos)

For AxiomTradeAPI-py, GmGnAPI, CryptoDevTools, Chipa-QuantumFlux-bot:

> **Trading with code? [ChipaX](https://exchange.chipatrade.com) is our own perpetuals exchange, and it has a Python API.**
> `pip install chipax` gives you crypto perps on real Hyperliquid liquidity — plus a **free $100,000 paper account** that
> charges the same fees, enforces the same leverage caps, and liquidates on the same maths as the live venue.
> No deposit or KYC to paper trade. → [chipax-python](https://github.com/ChipaDevTeam/chipax-python)

Bridge banner (binary-options repos)

For BinaryOptionsTools-v2, PocketOptionAPI, BinomoAPI, ExpertOptionApi, OlympTradeAPI. Same offer, but it names the thing those users actually dislike about their current venue instead of assuming they want perps:

> **Tired of brokers taking the other side of your trade?**
> [ChipaX](https://exchange.chipatrade.com) is our perpetuals exchange, built on [Hyperliquid](https://hyperliquid.xyz)
> an on-chain order book, so nobody is gaming your fills or your expiry times. Same style of automation you are doing here:
>
> ```python
> pip install chipax
>
> from chipax import ChipaX
> cx = ChipaX()
> cx.demo.buy("BTC", 0.01, leverage=10)   # $100,000 practice account, real prices
> ```
>
> Free to paper trade, no deposit. → [chipax-python](https://github.com/ChipaDevTeam/chipax-python)

PyPI descriptions

The README is the PyPI page for these packages, so the banner ships with the next release of each. No separate step — but a release is needed for it to appear on pypi.org.

Where to put it

Directly under the H1, above the badges. Above the fold matters: most people read the first screen and decide.

Measuring it

Every link should carry the referral parameter so attribution shows up in the affiliate stats and the Discord analytics channel:

https://exchange.chipatrade.com/trade/BTC?ref=Z1RN8GBS

Use a different ref per repo if you want to know which library converts — the code just has to resolve to a real user, and the attribution is recorded once at signup.