Do you think signature Campaigns will still continue when btc goes $800 ? Will the Campaigns runner will offer low price than now ?
I don't think the fiat conversion matters. All the companies that have signature campaigns deal
ONLY in bitcoin. They require bitcoin be used to pay for their services and they pay signature campaign participants in bitcoin. The fiat price doesn't matter!
funny you say that, because the company youre advertising for, bit-x, is an exchange that, wait for it, not only deals with bitcoin, but fiat too. you know, because theyre an exchange. holy shit. ground breaking discovery. call the fucking news.
do feel free to take more than 3 seconds to think up of a reply before spamming next time. bitcoin doesnt rule the world right now, and weather you or these businesses like it or not, fiat currency will play a factor and impact their decision making.
now lets take a good look at that sig for the people that are incapable of reading:
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holy
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fucking
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shit
it has dollars, euros, and british pounds. theyre *gasp* not bitcoin. who wouldve guessed.
The biggest thing that will ruin signature campaigns is if users exploit the privilege and post bullshit, non-constructive posts. Let's keep the posts of a high quality - loose lips sink sigs!
bullshit
Wow, you really got me there. Seriously, good point. But your sarcasm wasn't needed and it doesn't prove my point wrong (maybe think for 4 seconds before you reply with a rebuttal.)
My point still stands, the increase in the fiat conversion to bitcoin would not lead to these businesses shutting down or not getting the value out of this type of advertising. If anything their business should improve as that growth in price brings more attention (and hopefully users) to the currency.
One thing that that's still really shitty (but unrelated to the OP) is this past week's very short boost in price is the catalyst to cut payments to the people that are gathering their customers. It's bad business, but I guess these companies don't need to represent any loyalty to their advertisers.