Affiliates are one way to boost new user acquisition, sure. But have you tried hosting a bounty / signature campaign in this forum? It'd prove to be way more effective in combination with your existing affiliate structure.

HMU if you want more advice on this.

The only thing in your extended rant that made any sense. Although ironically.
I suggest you try to use plain-er sentences so it makes more sense to the average laymen who have nothing to do with carpet bombing.

And if your reply has nothing to do with the topic of the thread - try to hold your thoughts to yourself.

Cool opportunity. By no means am I the best manager, I've only managed a few small campaigns here and there. However, I am looking for the right projects to break into the campaign management scene properly.

Here is my service ANN : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2784850.0

I would love to discuss the details with you, send me your telegram ID in my inbox as a response to the message I left you. Even if you and I don't work, I can connect you with other competent managers with extensive histories.

Digging this up because ^ this is the most hilarious response ever! Dude, you realize that I am from India right? I'd have to be a fuckin billionaire for the power company to treat me like a special snowflake.

Panpine has neither reached out to me on his own again and nor has he responded to my messages. The coupons are still available.

With trading competitions, they are not really trying to hide it. The very reason a trading competition takes place is to boost the coin's traded daily / weekly / monthly volume, and I think that's okay as long as everything is fair.

But a trading competition attracts early investors and whales that always have the upper hand. Also, they're financially motivated to win the competition given how most cryptos that conduct trading competition start to see their asset value drop from its face value when it was first launched.

Sorry I thought I added the url, maybe I forgot. I just edited and updated the URL's in the OP.

Walleth.org and https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eth.org.freewallet.app&hl=en on the playstore - for WallETH


Thanks for the clarification on the 2nd one.

Sorry for what? I know what Geeta means. It is a name. And also a collection of fictional writing which tools like you "worship" and call it your religion. Geeta, and all the religion in the world can kiss my ass. So can you if you expect me to be or say sorry.

I'm not bashing him for wearing a sig. I am bashing him for wearing a sig and saying things that he does not understand. Also, Stake promotes shitposts - go read my comment at the beginning of their campaign.

Also, the p2p sites, how many of those sites that you have listed there, have you actually traded on? Maybe with an exception of Wazirx.

Even then, there's just 3 p2p exchanges, lbc, leth and wazirx, rest are dead, or have prices so high that it doesn't make sense to trade there. Take Remitano listings for example.

And why is that? Because it is - as of yet - illegal to operate a crypto-based business in this country. Your user handle sounds Indian, I think you already know what I am talking about.


There is INR option but the amount of Indians there? ZERO. Just go and check it out yourself.

And this is the problem with people speaking about things that they don't know about and it pisses me off.

I wonder how the BNB price increase might offset this profitability if at all. I haven't read your report yet, but I'd be glad if I find that you've addressed this issue in there.

Yep, up until about a few weeks ago, even I wasn't aware that PINT existed.
But seems like a fully featured wallet that's being actively worked on.

Also, people like to delegate responsibility. The whole point about crypto is enabling people to take responsibility of their own money. But lethargy (I guess?) leads people to seek out 'trustworthy' authoritative figures to do the heavy lifting when it comes to making things secure. Part of the reason why people trust exchanges more than themselves.

Simply because it is already on the list as suggested by someone else earlier. Not reading the discussion and jumping straight in with whatever you have to say - is the very definition of a shitposter in my book.


^ exactly what he said.

I do not think so. They'll definitely fix the system - whatever caused this in the first place. However, I wonder if they'd make the technical details of the hack public once the systems are patched up or updated.

We definitely need a third party audit of the hack, proving that it did happen and wasn't an inside job - which is what it mostly turns out to be. Think Coinsecure for example.

Yeah? And then come running when the prices crash unnaturally due to market manipulation. Its high time people get their act together and start acting like a wise community and not just greedy nut jobs.

The more people start saying that they don't care about such things, the louder we as a community say to market manipulators to come and screw with our money. Are you sure you want to be part of that problem?

Speak for yourself.

Millions of users will continue to store their funds on exchanges, it's a habit that has formed since the advent of internet business. Thank Paypal if you have to, they're the ones who have popularized this notion of leaving your balance in your online wallet without regard to what may happen if you are locked out of it.

This is no new data. It's been discussed widely in the last few weeks. However, there's one thing to remember, most wash trading is done by projects to boost of their own token's daily trade volume. Exchanges merely facilitate this.

Does anyone know if;

1. WallETH

and

2. Ethereum Wallet by freewallet

Supports :

A) Erc 223

B) Erc 721

or both? I can't find relevant information and I am not sure if Marcus (Waleth dev) has an account on this forum.

Really? I've been here since the time of OTC and I haven't seen the fair share of problems which you are mentioning. Care to elaborate?

You have zero cred here with your basically no-history profile. So unless someone from etherflyer actually verifies that you 'work' with them, I don't think you'd find many takers of your service here. If you are legit, try getting listed on their website as an agent and then use that as a credential to prove your legitimacy.

Are you sure you have heard that there are "lots of exchange available out there" -as in here in India? And you're absolutely not just fudding because you want to earn from your Stake shitposts?