Signature Campaigns Sure Do Look Better w/ BTC at $620...

[LTU_btc]

Now when bitcoin price increased, signature campaigns didn't lowered payment rates (except secondstrade I think). It's good for us, because we can earn more, but I think it could be not very good for companies which running sig. campaigns. I think in near future more signature campaigns will make their payment rates based on USD, like on Coinroll campaign, because we can see that bitcoin price unstable and companies don't want to loose money.

[gentlemand]

Some campaigns are way, way more reactive to price than others. But don't expect the BTC only businesses to maintain their payouts. Even if they themselves stay in BTC, their customers don't and the dollar price is what commands their fee.

You might be tumbling 0.1 for your gambling one week and 0.05 the next for the same initial outlay.

[pcoin]

Without any doubt there will be some shape up of pay outs because the value of btc have increased more than 50%, i checked freebitco.in right now and i discovered that they are paying 400+ sats instead of the usual 1000+ sats they used to pay.

[lolxxxx]

Well i don't think so that the campaigns will lower their rates because these rates are running from many months no matter what is the price of bitcoins . I would say that the rates of campaign per post are universal rates So we will not see any change .

[Babayega31]

Well i don't think so that the campaigns will lower their rates because these rates are running from many months no matter what is the price of bitcoins . I would say that the rates of campaign per post are universal rates So we will not see any change .

But ive seen some campaign starting to close down maybe they are affected to it and others really lowered their payments because their payments are based on USD and thats totally ok as long as they will continue their campaign and we are still payed.

[lolxxxx]

Well i don't think so that the campaigns will lower their rates because these rates are running from many months no matter what is the price of bitcoins . I would say that the rates of campaign per post are universal rates So we will not see any change .

But ive seen some campaign starting to close down maybe they are affected to it and others really lowered their payments because their payments are based on USD and thats totally ok as long as they will continue their campaign and we are still payed.

Well just tell me if bitcoin price hits 100$ the campaign will not higher the rate for Example if btc hits 100$ my campaign will keep the rate of 0.035/week because it is stated in OP that you will earn 0.035/week for your post no matter what is the price of bitcoin if they want to vary the rates then it should be stated in OP we have rights to change the rate of campaign with the increase or decrease of bitcoins price in USD.

But ive seen some campaign starting to close down

Maybe their site is not so interested for bitcoin forum users ? Or maybe they are done here ?

Have you read this ?

UPDATE

We're really satisfied about results of campaign and we want to increase it ! So, I have taken a decision, based on a particular control of messages of everyone.

[Fatanut]

Without any doubt there will be some shape up of pay outs because the value of btc have increased more than 50%, i checked freebitco.in right now and i discovered that they are paying 400+ sats instead of the usual 1000+ sats they used to pay.

Secondstrade is decreasing their payout. Maybe it's because of the huge amount of members that they have, the present price of BTC, or both. Other signature campaigns have closed down but not because BTC's price. They have their reasons.

Signature campaign is surely a really good thing right now because it makes us get more BTC right before the halving comes. We can have a decent amount of money when the halving comes. Actually, signature campaign isn't the only good thing right now. Every work that is paid in terms of BTC and do not change the pay rate despite of BTC's price is a good thing to fill in our stash for the incoming halving.

[European Central Bank]

Well i don't think so that the campaigns will lower their rates because these rates are running from many months no matter what is the price of bitcoins . I would say that the rates of campaign per post are universal rates So we will not see any change .

Of course they will. Why would they bankrupt themselves? I don't think those guys have a few thousand coins put aside to supply sig campaigns for the next few years. It goes out as fast as it comes in. And they're gonna be taking in less bitcoins with a higher price.

[keyscore44]

Well i don't think so that the campaigns will lower their rates because these rates are running from many months no matter what is the price of bitcoins . I would say that the rates of campaign per post are universal rates So we will not see any change .

Of course they will. Why would they bankrupt themselves? I don't think those guys have a few thousand coins put aside to supply sig campaigns for the next few years. It goes out as fast as it comes in. And they're gonna be taking in less bitcoins with a higher price.

Some of them will drop prizes and not only because Bitcoin price rises. It is also about supply and demand - it looks like now more people is interested to earn from signature campaigns, so automatically rates will goes down.

[DarkThrones]

Campaigns that get their revenue and profit solely in Bitcoin will most likely not reduce or upgrade prices accordingly.

Signature payout of 0.05 BTC is and will always stay 0.05 BTC. Price doesn't change anything for these kind of companies/services.

Well I guess that's true, can't value BTC against fiat, that's the whole point here right?

It's nearly impossible to not pay your bills in fiat. Most businessed have to sell at least as many coins to keep the lights on and rent paid...

[ardentvolcanoes]

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Some two or three weeks ago (approx.) BTC was languishing in the mid $400s or so.  Participating in a Signature Campaign looked like a way to make a little bit of Easy Money.  Looks a little bit better now, no?

I do understand that there is always the risk of lower BTC payouts with the price up so high (relative to recent years), but still, the Campaigns do seem more compelling now.  But, perhaps they will continue to pay in BTC and not "adjust" for the increased US$ value of each Bitcoin's price.  We'll see.

maybe they will make an adjustment for their payouts because bitcoin is still raising it's price so it will be not good for the companies who are running signature campaign . we don't know and we're not sure when they will lowered their payout but let's hope that they will let the bitcoin halving pass before they make an adjustment for their payment .

[Fatanut]

maybe they will make an adjustment for their payouts because bitcoin is still raising it's price so it will be not good for the companies who are running signature campaign . we don't know and we're not sure when they will lowered their payout but let's hope that they will let the bitcoin halving pass before they make an adjustment for their payment .

If the money that is for the payment of signature campaign was in BTC before the price has increased, then the campaign manager will surely not decrease their payment. 1BTC is still 1 BTC for them. But if they have to exchange USD to BTC to pay the members of their campaign, then there's a chance that the campaign manager would decrease the payment especially now that the price of BTC will surely rise up.

[FabioDelcatto]

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Some two or three weeks ago (approx.) BTC was languishing in the mid $400s or so.  Participating in a Signature Campaign looked like a way to make a little bit of Easy Money.  Looks a little bit better now, no?

I do understand that there is always the risk of lower BTC payouts with the price up so high (relative to recent years), but still, the Campaigns do seem more compelling now.  But, perhaps they will continue to pay in BTC and not "adjust" for the increased US$ value of each Bitcoin's price.  We'll see.

maybe they will make an adjustment for their payouts because bitcoin is still raising it's price so it will be not good for the companies who are running signature campaign . we don't know and we're not sure when they will lowered their payout but let's hope that they will let the bitcoin halving pass before they make an adjustment for their payment .

There is a possibility that they are gonna do this but right now I did not see any signs to be honest.
I honestly also not hope this because this is just so nice.

[arwin100]

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Some two or three weeks ago (approx.) BTC was languishing in the mid $400s or so.  Participating in a Signature Campaign looked like a way to make a little bit of Easy Money.  Looks a little bit better now, no?

I do understand that there is always the risk of lower BTC payouts with the price up so high (relative to recent years), but still, the Campaigns do seem more compelling now.  But, perhaps they will continue to pay in BTC and not "adjust" for the increased US$ value of each Bitcoin's price.  We'll see.

maybe they will make an adjustment for their payouts because bitcoin is still raising it's price so it will be not good for the companies who are running signature campaign . we don't know and we're not sure when they will lowered their payout but let's hope that they will let the bitcoin halving pass before they make an adjustment for their payment .

There is a possibility that they are gonna do this but right now I did not see any signs to be honest.
I honestly also not hope this because this is just so nice.

Surely they will made some adjustment just like what secondstrade do now they lowered there btc payments since their payments is based in USD dollars and thats good for now as long as campaigns are not closing down they can still earn with their campaign but sadly some other campaigns decided really to shut down forever since they cannot shoulder the payments of the participants since the bitcoins price is continously rising.

[Altynbekova]

They are looking great in my opinion for sure due to the fact that they are profitable right now and the payouts are good and higher now..

[BitcoinSupremo]

They are looking great in my opinion for sure due to the fact that they are profitable right now and the payouts are good and higher now..

And they should continue to remain so, the signature campaigns, almost all of them are btc related sites so their income is in btc and they don't care a lot regarding btc price, for example a casino have no reason at all to lower the payments since their net profit is the same if not more because of people promoting their websites through their signature. Same with trading houses too or exchanges or mixers. So cannot really understand what is all the hype people here to influence the price of sig campaigns going down, luckybtc campaign is ending tomorrow and its members will look for new  campaigns tomorrow.
Brace yourselves a lot of applications to join a signature campaign will be on tomorrow.

[leowonderful]

It also is corresponding with the higher number of accounts being sold, because there's too few campaigns to join nowadays. If you're like me and have left just about every single major campaign on the forum, you're fcked, and the only profitable way out is to sell your account. AFAIK almost every single campaign has changed their payout , and most of it is going lower. Some campaigns have now put a cap on the maximum posts, and it gets lower and lower. One upside to this is that there's much less spamming going on in the forum, but there's also a huge flood of people that want to earn 'easy' bitcoin on the forum, and so high-paying campaigns are hard to get into- a campaign paying 0.05btc/month or up with 20 slots will literally fill up in less than 5 minutes. Definitely a good time if you're in a higher paying campaign, but most of the bigger ones are lowering their pay because they can- it's still the same USD value, but less bitcoin. Guess they wanna save money.

[European Central Bank]

And they should continue to remain so, the signature campaigns, almost all of them are btc related sites so their income is in btc and they don't care a lot regarding btc price.

What the hell? If you're a gambler that probably means you're getting through your money as it comes in. That money starts off in dollars or euros or whatever. Because bitcoin now costs more you buy less of it. The gambling site makes less bitcoin.

If you're selling stuff then more than likely dollars are going out the door eventually. That means you're taking in less bitcoin for the same dollars.

It's not rocket science.

[Bit_Happy]

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Some two or three weeks ago (approx.) BTC was languishing in the mid $400s or so.  Participating in a Signature Campaign looked like a way to make a little bit of Easy Money.  Looks a little bit better now, no?

I do understand that there is always the risk of lower BTC payouts with the price up so high (relative to recent years), but still, the Campaigns do seem more compelling now.  But, perhaps they will continue to pay in BTC and not "adjust" for the increased US$ value of each Bitcoin's price.  We'll see.

Yes, as long as the rates do not get cut, then this is a big time to be participating in quality discussions.

[European Central Bank]

The one that really blows my mind is bit-x/coinsbank. With the price as it is now they're paying out nearly $85 a week to each of the high rankers. That's a ton of money to be parting with.