Apply first.
Research later.
Withdraw if fishy.

That's the way I (and most sig renters) roll. Ref

You're doing a good job at informing people. Keep it up. Just tone down the attitude. Everyone wants to earn money, its a basic necessity mate. You can't sit on your high horse and judge people for doing what they can (with honesty) to earn and fill their pockets.

Only Mfc erc20 tokens

(Speaking from experience) Anyone who's interested in working with Andrew should :

> Have their payments escrowed!
> Make sure you share exactly what they tell you to share. Because apparently they have dumb investors who don't understand the difference between an external link / self promotion.
> Never do overtime - your dedication and efforts will not be appreciated.
> NEVER fall for Andrew's persuation for you to find investors. He'd rather pay you nothing for whatever work you do than anything. (He pays in peanuts anyways)

To everyone else : Good Luck

The Equal (EQL) community is very interested in integrating their token with a game. They are even doing their new wallet which is in beta right now and I believe they have an API system of sorts that can tie up into your in-game economy.

Word of advice - stay away from Ionomy, Respawn or any other "masternode" coin.

So are you proposing to work for tokens itself?

Now why would I do that? I like the way the conversation has opened up with so many people responding. 


From my personal experience, this is the most inaccurate thing said so far.

I tried this free token maker to deploy the tokens for SurajCoin

How many of you have known about this service or have known any other instances where this was used this to create any tokens?

Generally speaking if you have upto a hundred thousand bucks to invest in a crypto project.

How likely is it that you would be an early investor for that project?  As compared to just lending out the money to that project and expecting a return?

I've been a small investor in the past at any one instance where my investment in a project has never crossed the $1500 mark, however, I assume the mentality changes when you're gambling with deeper pockets.

I am in the process of raising funds for a couple different projects one of which is personal, I find that the outlook of investors has changed a lot from the mid-2017 era. They are much more conservative and much more cautious. And this is despite the fact that comparatively the condition of the crypto market wasn't very "stable" in mid 2017 yet investors were more adventurous.

Or am I just approaching the wrong people, especially those that have suffered some kind of losses in the January 2018 price swings?

You misunderstood his point.
But why you? Let's say I will charge $100 too. Or lets say even Yahoo will charge the same. What set's you apart? What "extra" are you bringing to the table that the existing pro's and wannabes arent bringing already?

So basically another cloud mining "business" with a minimum entry cost of $428 .. great.. 

Actually, it's not his fault. And by his, I mean Ervin. I have been in talks with them back and forth since July.
I was the guy who suggested them to hire me to run a campaign for them. They liked the idea of what a Bitcointalk signature could do but they figured they'd just run this campaign on their own because it seems easy enough on the surface.

Seriously though, the fact that it "looks" easy is the very reason we have so many wannabe managers in this forum. (I guess one can classify me as a wannabe manager as well)

If only they had taken my advice seriously and hired a competent manager or at the least an experienced user of the forum, they'd have a better result at hand.
When they made a decision of not hiring me - for whatever reasons - I still applied to be a part of the campaign as a normal participant and the fact that they still didn't let me be involved says something about their lack of knowledge when it comes to this forum. But hey, you can't blame someone for not knowing any better you know...

Regardless Ervin, good luck to Bitsgap. Maybe try again wholeheartedly next time (if there is one).

Lesson of the day: Hire someone who knows what they are doing.

Why don't you make an investment from your own side and accept one or two jobs for free? Also called a "vouch copy" of your work. This way you will build trust with your future customers.

Designers like me. 

They've been around for a long time. Longer than many of the popular exchanges we have right now. Although their fees are crazy high. They don't need to rip anyone off with such high fees 

I agree. He indeed is a good recommendation.

Just like how you will not be able to provide any proof of whether you actually had a baby or not, similarly, you won't be able to provide any proof of whether you made any "sale" at all. That too of a "premium" trade signal service that's supposed to be so accurate that it compels people to buy - if that were the case why do you need to sell "signals"?

Let me tell you why, because you never had a product. You buy cheap coins, then create a "signal" to buy, and then you trap your "customers" by telling them to buy while you alone cash out. That's the truth with most signal services and I am sure your's is no better.

I am quite certain not all were responded to  I was left out, if you didn't notice, check your inbox.

I am a student of an economics although I might not have the degree to back up my years of experience in the subject. How I acquired the said experience is a debate for another time. However, the main project's idea is driven by a very practical effect that you can witness in the modern world. Examples of which I will give you further below.
The cryptoverse in it's entirety is a closed system that is built to move money without the confined limits of our existing economy. And if you have read through all the posts then you would find that I am not talking about burning just Bitcoin but any and all cryptocurrencies essentially forming a deflationary system that aims to reduce the amount of available cryptos in the market. Which would only boost the unburnt cryptos that exist in the market afterwards.

Now you may ask why deflation is important?
In that case let me talk about those examples which I cited above. Take Venezuela's economy for instance and their national paper currency Bolivar, the hyperinflation in their economy is so bad that people are literally weighing the paper bills by the kilo to pay for basic everyday goods and services.

A similar incidence of hyperinflation was recorded recently in Zimbawe. Cases of hyperinflation isn't new, the treaty of Versailles in World War I for Germany made them suffer a similar crisis. And even Hungary went through a similar if not more severe economic crunch after World War II.

Now think about it more clearly, in our crypto-verse we cannot stop anyone from creating a new cryptocurrency since there is no regulatory body to put a check in place, however, we can create a deflationary system and we can target any cryptocurrency and take out large amounts of it from the open market from circulation. Not only the circulating supply but the total supply. This would directly help to stabilize the market against the uncontrollable influx of new coins/tokens every month.

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In the end, you may say my motivations are fueled by greed. Yes Sir! I am greedy about the fact that I want to do something to help stabilize the crypto economy without the false pretext of creating a "stable coin" pegged by some centralized national currency. I am greedy about the fact that I want to insure people that when they have their investments stuck in a dead or abandoned project, that they can switch over to my system where even if they do not find themselves in profit, at the least they will not find themselves in loss.

You may call this an idealistic project with idealistic goals but I want to stabilize the economy and this "burning system" could be a realistic and practical way to tackle this problem.

You can spend the same amount on Instagram's business plans and promote your content. You'd get better results with actual users and not bot accounts. Jut make sure you share stuff that's worth people's time and not just try to plug in your product / sales pitch.

I think this thought has some credence to it. More than just a couple of guys being butthurt about not getting picked. In their last campaign when I applied the manager picked people with less merit and a poorer merit / post history than mine.

When I asked this was their response :

For some reason despite being the 13th direct applicant upon the resumption of their campaign again, I still find myself left out while shitposting users like :

GreatOrchid
minersday
hahahafr
uszaty43
shursight
dead_m92
 
PS: Nice digging Member helper +Merited


So it is fair to assume that Onehash is seemingly gaming the signature campaign system by either paying their own accomplices or bought accounts.

#Disappointed