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I had found the stake had moved their applying thread to the Bounty Section.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5485761.0

Since they are not paying in Altcoin,why they moved the thread.??

They had launched the campaign and never selected anyone and move the thread to altcoin section.It seems funny 😄 😄  ;D

It mean the stake doesn’t have a budget for new participants..?

If they doesn’t have budget for the participants either they need to delete the thread.But moving the thread to bounty section seems funny 😁

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5485761.100

One guy had applied for the twitter campaign in Stake

;D ;D ;D

Share your opinion and hope this reach the Stake Management.

They are paying USDT that's why it was moved to bounty boards, kindly check their OP.

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That means applicants doesn't meet the criteria of what Stake is looking for, since this is not the issue of campaign budget, we're talking the current biggest crypto casino company here and the manager seems pretty active as well.

You should look at the stake.com signature campaign thread there is also a description of approved participants who will receive PMs so you will not know who is approved. ;D

Anyways the thread was moved to the bounty board it no longer pays with BTC.

When the signature campaign was moved to the bounty board there were always spam applications coming. Lol

They have plenty of money to pay participants, not sure why you care? A change was made due to the transaction fees and unstable bitcoin price. It's not a big deal and likely will save them a ton of money over the course of the campaign. Since they moved payments to USDT, the thread had to be moved to the altcoin section.

I don't know whether maybe you are part of the people who applied for the Stake campaign or not. but if I'm not mistaken, someone once asked about the participants who were accepted. they get a PM from the campaign manager. and those accepted will be updated in the spreadsheet. and it looks like there are two new participants who have been added and maybe you don't know about it because it's not updated in the thread. actually you don't need to be disappointed if you are never contacted,

you know the situation on the bounty board. and that's the risk that signature campaign managers have to accept if they move their threads to the bounty board. There are quite a lot of newbie accounts that only create POA spam to increase the number of activities to meet the quota for participating in bounty campaigns.

They have plenty of money but I do not really like how they are managing their campaign. I can remember when I was in your campaign in the past, we can be paid on the gambling site in bitcoin but we can withdraw in altcoins, that kept the campaigns on bitcoin service board. But Stake and some gambling sites are not working like that. Yes gambling sites are different from each other, but there are options that the money can be paid directly into campaign participants bitcoin wallet where they will have nothing more than the deposit fee which all other campaign are paying. There are still many gambling site campaigns on this forum but all of them stayed as bitcoin signature campaigns.

Every manager does things their way and every site is different. If everything was the exact same, there would be the need for only 1 manager and 1 gambling site in the world. You have to let them do their thing. If they are happy with the payment method, who are we to complain?

USDT is still altcoin  :D

 No need to raise dust over something that's unnecessary, op. If you have bothered to make your research, this thread will not have been created. You have gotten your answer and if you have a personal issue with them, why not go on their site and complain or something?
So what's wrong if they pay in altcoin and not Bitcoin. If you had substantial basis for your so called concern, you would have being here to respond but it seems you are one of those peeps who'd open a thread and leave it unattended to.

The campaign which pay the participants in any form of altcoin including Usdt will have the thread in bounty section.Since the Stake manager is the experienced here long,they had made the right decision to move the thread with the experience.You mistaken their action,because they had decided to pay their participants in the USDT.Actually it’s their own opinion and some campaign had launch and not pay their participants at the end.Hope you know about some scam campaign,but no one reported the stake had scammed any people without paying their participants.




Do you know the budget of the Stake Campaign,it was the long run campaign with huge like 6k dollars.They are top paying campaign for the participants,it was essential one to create a thread after you analysis the complete previous data about the campaign and the project.It was easy to blame one without any evidence.Stake running their campaign over some years,So the budget is not the problem for the Stake campaign.This bounty section had various set of campaign like twitter,facebook,Reddit and YouTube.So the newbie had just spam the thread without seeing the thread completely.So their is no way to question the Stake for the others mistake of spamming the thread.

Creating a thread for what seems to be a trivial matter seems to be bordering on the pointless and seems to be nothing more than a time-wasting exercise. They can move their thread if they want to but as has been stated, they pay in USDT therefore if they want to make non-BTC payments they have to move the thread.

Furthermore, this is somewhat off-topic but when we see a thread named as this one titled "What is happening in the Stake…", the bigger question has to be what on earth has their campaign manager been doing over a period of years by enrolling some of the most dubious accounts to promote them. It was mentioned in the past there could a possibility that the tagged accounts might be controlled by the campaign manager himself but I am unsure that is true.

Having said that, generally there is difficulty in understanding the logic behind making campaign payments to many accounts that quite simply seems to be spamming and/or are farmed accounts.

I’m not going to lie, I’m a little bummed about the move to USDT for this campaign. I love Stake as a company and have no desire to switch to another advertiser, but I also want BTC, not USDT. So I guess I’ll have to look into what to do with this USDT coming my way now. I hope they’ll consider adding higher withdrawal fees or allowing participants to take a pay cut in order to continue receiving BTC in the future.

Yes you are correct they are now paying with USDT and not with bitcoin again so the best way for them to do is to move the thread to altcoins board because any Signature Campaign that is not paying with bitcoin must found themselves at the altcoins service board.

If you don't want to us use USDT then you can convert it to bitcoin in the multi wallet app. And I believed that USDT has not particular or specific wallet that designed and launched for it only but it has with other wallet or projects or coins there you can convert it there and move to another self custodial wallets. Though that process is more expensive.

Oh man, you are wearing stake signature, please dont tell me you also started working with them now and you have to defend them now?  :(
Most of the members who are active in gambling board are not considering stake is doing a good job with campaign and some say it is campaign full of spammers.

I have been with stake for quite awhile now, they have never asked me to defend them in any situation. If I am commenting on a situation involving them I would like to think I am not biased and give a fair opinion. I don't think anything is wrong with them changing payment methods, there are pros and cons with the situation and they're allowed to pay how they wish right?

I also do not feel like I am anything near a spammer.

I was expecting to see a post like this from someone hoping to join the campaign but was disappointed how a member account will know too much about the forum and signature campaigns. Even if this account is your alts, you would have made this post with your main account that is probably suitable for this kind of post. I'm not saying that having alt account violate any rule, but using a member account to discuss topic that belong to Hero/Legendary account is not proper.

As for Stake accepting new people, I think they should or will accept else they will not make the announcement for open slots. Besides, they sometimes PM accepted participants and can decide not to publish it in the thread.

One of the observations or questions OP asked is why the stake campaign/manager is not accepting new participants while the campaign is open. Then, he doubted that the stake has no budget for new participants. For some reason, I think it is part of the campaign manager's strategy to keep the campaign always open, even though they don't really have a plan to accept new participants at the moment. The campaign manager of stake.com has been doing this since then. There's a possibility that most of the applications didn't meet the quality standards for good posters, but I see some good poster applicants in that campaign who still didn't manage to get accepted or their applications are just being ignored.

Others mentioned that they had to move their campaign thread to the bounty board because they changed the payment method. But honestly, their campaign thread fits better on that board because of the apparent reason. Most of the stake campaign participants are gambling board spammers (except a couple of members).

But I do not see anything wrong with with changing the payment method since the Bitcoin transaction fee has raised a lot. Not only stake but some other campaigns also paid in altcoins before. If you think stake does not have enough money to pay their participants just because they changed the payment method, you are living in a different world.

I don't know why the Op really cares about the campaign budget from the stake. then the thread is moved to the bounty board. even though in short Op does not meet the requirements to register for the campaign.
no updates in the thread probably because the Op doesn't understand how Stake campaign managers create rules. Every campaign manager has a different way of managing campaigns.
What is certain is that we see that the number of Stake campaign participants is quite large and to this day they are still doing their work. meaning that Stake has sufficient funds to continue running the campaign. I don't know what made Op hesitate.

That member account has been on the forum for far longer than you (and me) so he knows his way around the forum, and there's nothing wrong with him being curious abuot reasons Stake signature campaign being moved to altcoin section.


Altcoin section is usually reserved for projects that don't have a proper marketing budget and are paying in their useless altcoins, so I guess that's the reason Op thought that there is a problem with Stake campaign.

You are quotes different posts from different users, I hope you realize that, Rikafip.  :D

Stablecoin (https://www.coinbureau.com/education/what-is-tether-usdt/) actually, since it's (claimed to be) pegged to the USD. :)

Ah yeah you are right, thanks for letting me know, its been fixed now.

Note to myself: don't multiquote while using mobile phone and instead just use computer in that case.  :D


That doesn't change the fact that in its essence it is an altcoin.

Look, we all know about the whales. If I am not wrong, we can consider stake as one of the Casino whales and a Giant company. They spend less than 1% of their marketing budget on Bitcointalk forum. They have been spending millions of dollars signing celebrities and even sponsoring football clubs. Compared to that budget, stake spending nothing on their Bitcointalk campaign.

I don't know what makes him think that stake does not have enough funds. This shows that he knows very little to nothing about Stake. But, I agree that Stake hires low quality gambling board spammers. Of course they have some quality posters. But that's a different thing.

I dont care how they are paying their participants or what coins they are using for that, and I know nobody asked you to defend them, but it feels you are defending them  :P

I didnt say you are, but ask other members in forum and gambling board and see what they tell you about that campaign  ;D
The way they are running this campaign is not good in my opinion.

How would you suggest they improve their campaign? I personally think it’s the best campaign around, but that’s mostly because I think they’re head and shoulders above the competition in their industry.

I’m not happy about them moving away from BTC, but I understand it’s a business decision. BTC is hostile towards actual businesses with it’s high fees and USDT pays crazy interest, so if this move was necessary to keep the campaign going without reducing payouts, then I can at least understand it.

They are responsible for hiring the biggest number of low-quality shitposters (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5490167.msg63853911#msg63853911) (yourself & a handful of notable others excluded).* Thankfully most of it is confined to the Gambling board. To their credit, it seems they reduced the number of required posts with the new version of their campaign.


BTC itself isn't "hostile" -- it doesn't have emotions or an agenda. If they were paying USDT on Ethereum to individual addresses, it would assuredly be more expensive than current BTC fee rates. Paying BTC or USDT to a Stake account is just transactional on their end: no on-chain transactions have to take place until the campaign participant decides to make a withdrawal.


* Oh, I forgot about the Eloncoin campaign. That is actually the worst.

Stake is one of the biggest online casino then why does OO feels they don't have money for signature campaign. OP you do need to read properly before creating a topic on the reputation board. Payments are sent in USDT, this is the reason why they moved thier signature campaign to altcoins bounty board. The reason why they changed from Bitcoin to USDT probably would be the high transaction fees that Bitcoin network had suffered a few weeks ago.

They no longer pay participants with Bitcoin, perhaps because of some considerations from the Stake team, they decided to replace it with USDT.
For your information, USDT is also included in the Altcoin group.

They do not announce selected participants in the Campaign Thread, perhaps the manager chooses another route in selecting participants, such as sending personal messages to selected participants.

They are the biggest platform, if they don't have a budget for new participants, there is no way they will allocate additional bonuses for 4 participants per week at $35 for each participant.

I don't think the OP's problem needs to be expanded further. the account OP woke up from the grave just to complain. I suspect it's part of the applicant who never knows the certainty of the application submitted to the Stake campaign manager.

OP may need to know the number of active signature stake campaign participants. I think it's over 70 participants this time. and if it is made on average each participant gets a payment of $70 every week. OP can judge whether his words are appropriate to say or not.
This is just an assumption, I'm sure stake campaign participants get more. as an illustration for OP not to make jokes easily.

Maybe your assumption is correct, Op deliberately woke up from the grave to complain. He didn't dare to use his main account because it would look very stupid for a Hero/Legendary rank to discuss this issue, maybe he was part of a line of troops hurt by the manager's exclusion of applications submitted in Campaign Stake.

Jealousy because maybe he wasn't accepted into the Stake Campaign made him say things that weren't really worth saying, he didn't see how many active users had put up Stake signatures, yes, maybe more than 70 participants and the number could increase even more because currently the Campaign still in Open status. If for example each participant gets $70 per week with a total of 70 participants, Stake must pay $4,900 every week + bonuses for the 4 best quality posters for a total of $140. Then how can he say that Stake does not have the funds to pay its participants.

Sometimes I personally feel some users here are just seekers of attention and that's why they go around posting all sort of shit stuffs against some companies and stuffs like that because if you ask me why would someone just wake up after a long while of slumber and start making baseless assumption all to draw the attentions of others in the community. Well one thing I do like about this community is that they do know how to put everyone in their right place and just as you have explain about the payment method changed, I believe this is the major of not only reason the campaign thread was moved there.