Do you think signature Campaigns will still continue when btc goes $800 ?

[letyouearn]

Do you think signature Campaigns will still continue when btc goes  $800 ? Will the Campaigns runner will offer low price than now ?

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It will not continue. When bitcoin go mainstream there is no company that is ill promote on this forum only. They will look for better way to reach out the newcoiner that just dont like forum.

[nydiacaskey01]

Do you think signature Campaigns will still continue when btc goes  $800 ? Will the Campaigns runner will offer low price than now ?

I guess they will continue since it is part of their advertising and to let people know of their existence but rates per post might be a little lower than today.

[tiggytomb]

I hope so as it helps those that want to earn as they post and this is the place for bitcoiners but then like you said there may be other mainstream places they could advertise but I would hope that this forum would still hold it's place as the number one place to go for everything bitcoin related.

[Amph]

i remember that the stunna campaign was there even at 600+ in price, so why not? maybe they will lower the earning massively, so in the end you will earn the same

if there are money to be made for them with the advertisement, rest assured that it will not end

[pedrog]

Last time bitcoin hit $800+ there were still signature campaigns available, they just update their rates because of hyper deflation.

[hilariousandco]

The only thing that will happen is the rates might get adjusted but as amph said PD were paying out when Bitcoin was at its peak and most campaigns don't raise their rates when the price falls either. If they're concerened about fluctuations they should just price the rates in a fixed fiat form.

[1Referee]

It depends on whether the service that is willing to promote itself through signature campaigns is considering 1BTC to be worth 1BTC and not 1BTC to be worth $430. But even then, I do expect them to at least reduce pay rates by a maximum of 50% if the price is going near $800 or higher.

[bb2ebb]

I think if signature like as Dice (Magicaldice, 777coin, etc) still get a many customer, that is still can giving offer earning that's same like without change of first price.

[Linuld]

I think if signature like as Dice (Magicaldice, 777coin, etc) still get a many customer, that is still can giving offer earning that's same like without change of first price.

That's true, if btc prices go up then demand also will go up and it will attract more people to bitcoin related services and offers. So I don't this it will affect any of the signature campaign but at the max they may reduce the current pay per post price.

[Mickeyb]

The only thing that will happen is the rates might get adjusted but as amph said PD were paying out when Bitcoin was at its peak and most campaigns don't raise their rates when the price falls either. If they're concerened about fluctuations they should just price the rates in a fixed fiat form.

I just hope that campaign managers don't start behaving like real world people and that is cutting rates when price of Bitcoin is going up, and leaving rates intact when the price is going down!

We'll see but you never know!

[letyouearn]

I assume , if the campaign managers lower their rates , then those who are dependant upon only signature Campaign earnings,  they will lower their interest being active more.

[crazyivan]

I assume , if the campaign managers lower their rates , then those who are dependant upon only signature Campaign earnings,  they will lower their interest being active more.

This.

I assume these campaigns bring results to these companies, otherwise they would not run it. If they lower rates, people ll switch to something else so I do not expect any change unless BTC goes up big time. I mean really big time.

[Raimonn]

I supose that with bitcoin increasing to this levels, that they will lower the rates.  Some campaigns are adjusting now with price of bitcoin on 400 $ level.

[nydiacaskey01]

If the funds will come from their own pocket ($$$) and not from the profits or sales (BTCBTCBTC) of the products/service being promoted, that's a problem, but if it comes from the sales (BTCBTCBTC), then there's no need to adjust. Just my opinion.

[hasiramasenju]

most of them will stop it because don't have huge budget for continue and some of them will still continue the signature campaign

but and i'm pretty sure they will decrease the pay rates more than 40%

[teddy5145]

most of them will stop it because don't have huge budget for continue and some of them will still continue the signature campaign

but and i'm pretty sure they will decrease the pay rates more than 40%

Actually they won't stop it because they won't have any way to advertise their websites
The only thing that could happen is that they will lower their rewards just like what happen right now
or maybe stopping the signature campaign and move on to social media campaign

But in the end signature campaign won't completely gone from here because In my opinion signature campaigns bring most of the traffic to this website

[jacee]

They won't stop I guess. They can change rate to make it more fair for them just like they have said (I saw MD is already changing their rate prior to the price increase ) . Also why not give away some of the riches that they are getting from their services to those who are willing to advertise them?

[|Bitcoin|]

I assume , if the campaign managers lower their rates , then those who are dependant upon only signature Campaign earnings,  they will lower their interest being active more.

But the value when convert to fiat is still the same. Technically they're earning are still the same. So why would someone be less interesting?

[letyouearn]

Hey guys , this is the latest example about what we are talking  here. Check out this topic of a signature Campaign. Topic link = https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1237314.0

They are now offering $0.20 ( 0.0004040 Btc / post to senior members ). Its all bcoz of bit coin prices went up.