Signature campaignsUpdate: (July 1, 2018)
Many thanks to all for fixing errors in the thread.
Special thanks
xtraelv for the links
The first mention of the signature campaign:
One of the oldest and longest
The first mention of the signature campaign started on September 10, 2013.
And only the Bitcointalk staff could participate in it. Payment was small.
PrimeDice was only limited to Staff at the end of the campaign when it was winding down. At first it was open to everyone. I don't believe they were the first either, but probably the one who popularised it and was certainly one of the longest running. They were also the first campaign I saw on the forum and also joined.
[PrimeDice] (Staff Only) Earn Bitcoins Simply By PostingStaff member - 0.0013BTC Per constructive post
Please PM me at end of month to collect
Lower members no longer allowed
Russian thread about the bounty started on June 9, 2015. You can see below the first message (post #16) about campaigns in the thread.
But on the English board, the same thread was created on May 19, 2014.
Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns [Last update: 24-Apr-2018]The first signature campaign in this thread:
Minersource.net ALL DONEThe conditions were simple:
Welcome to the Minersource Signature campaign!
We are offering to pay Full Senior and Hero Members for their signature space, we get exposure and you get BTC!
Up to 0.09BTC per month for 50 posts!
Now closing up shop, no new Renewals or Sign Ups will be accepted.
Our offer:
0.06BTC per month for posting with our signature link: Full Members
0.09BTC per month for posting with our signature link: Senior/Hero Member
Currently the offer is limited to 50 participants
You get paid 30 days after signing up, see following posts for People/Start date.
Requirements:
Full Member status or higher
Not a scammer (you must have positive trust)
Minimum 50 existing posts.
The second topic:
Luckyb.it = SELL YOUR SIGNATURE = up to 0.1 BTC A MONTH = Enrollment closedPayment was also small
We are paying for your signature space, advertise and earn some bitcoins!
If you are a Member, Full Member, Senior or Hero Member and want some coins then check this out!
Our offer:
Up to 0.1BTC per month for posting with our signature.
Currently the offer is limited to:
Maximum of 15 hero/senior members @ 0.1 each!!
Maximum of 40 full members/members @ 0.05 each!!
Requirements:
Member Status Or Above!
Not a scammer!
How to join:
1. Put the code below in your profile signature, you are not allowed to have other signatures.
2. Post here with your bitcoin address and forum post count
3. Do not remove your signature or edit your initial post for 30 days
4. Write 50 posts (OR MORE!) THROUGHOUT the month (NOT only at the end..) to claim your bonus!
But then 284 pages of this topic moved to the Archive, since
Mitchell (staff) generally wanted
to remove this
part.
However, these pages were saved in the Archive.
777CoinThe project started In June 2014. Newbies could participate in the signature campaign.
★☆★ Pay Structure - 777Coin ★☆★
★ Note: All Tiers Require Personal Message for payment ★
☆ Personal Advertising Message ONLY: 0.00001 BTC per constructive post. 20 Posts min per week.
☆ Side Advertising(Competitor + Personal MSG + Newbie Code): 0.00002 BTC per constructive post. 20 Posts min per week.
☆ Side Advertising(Competitor + Personal MSG + JR Code): 0.000025 BTC per constructive post. 20 Posts min per week.
☆ Newbies: 0.00004 BTC per constructive post. 20 Posts min per week.
☆ JR Member: 0.00005 BTC per constructive post. 20 Posts min per week.
☆ Member: 0.0001 BTC per constructive post. 20 Posts min per week.
Then there were several historical moments:
Earlier partition in the signature campaign was paid very little : )
Payout table
BountiesIt needs to say that in the early years of this forum the definition of "bounty" was somewhat different than it is now. It was a reward in the
BTC, that people offered for doing different jobs.
The first topic about the bounty is Bitcoin Security Bounty 07/21/2010
There was a suggestion that it is desirable: "offer bounty (reward) to security researchers to improve the security and decentralization of the bitcoins network and software."
But a reward was offered earlier. For example in this message in which the user wanted to receive commercial tools. It is a message from an anonymous user who could write on the forum without registering.
This is great.I offered a bounty in another thread to get merchant tools coded but it seems like you are off and running with this effort.I hope everyone sends some coins in appreciation.
.
July 21, 2010One of the first topic about the bounty:
Bitcoin Security BountyOctober 19, 2010Bounty 40
BTC per image
Bitcoin GALORE! meme Bounty(40 BTC)I pledge 20 BTC for whoever submit the funniest bitcoin image with the word "Bitcoin GALORE!" by the end of November.
Extra bonus points for whoever use nekos and cute anime girls.
Afterward, we shall begin posting Bitcoin GALORE picture whenever a breakout occurs.
The moderator of the Russian thread
LZ also offered the additional reward:
November 17, 2010In the thread
More forum sections needed? for the first time sounded a proposal from
sirius to create a separate section for the bounty campaigns.
Should we have a "Project development" section where you can talk about organization, bounty campaigns, advertising etc.? Any other name ideas? "Workshop" or "Project organization"?
September 7, 2011Need a Volunteer [5 BTC Bounty]August 11, 2010,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=782.msg8644#msg8644Re: Lost large number of bitcoins (Bounty offered)
September 15, 2010
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133.msg12834#msg12834Re: Generating Bitcoins with your video card (OpenCL/CUDA)
I will donate 1,000 BTC to whoever releases the source for a GPU (CUDA or OpenCL) client that is cross-platform once the code has been vetted by people smarter then me.
May 14, 2011,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=8282.0What to call 0.001 BTC? (5 BTC Bounty)
July 11, 2011,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=27958.0Worlds First Bitcoin Tattoo [NSFW] (Bounty claimed)
August 06, 2011
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34773.0 [1 BTC BOUNTY] More than 2 card issue - M4A79XTD Evo
November 23, 2011,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=52674.0[ANN] BitcoinSpinner [1 BTC BOUNTY]
April 02, 2012,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75040.0[BOUNTY] 0.5 for easy photo shop job
(MemoryDealers) Roger Ver
June 1,2012 – claimed June 29, 2012,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=90587.0[Bounty - Claimed] Vanity address split-key generator software
Some more really early bounty threads for your list.
In 2013,
CaptChadd offered a reward not in bitcoins, but in those coins that he created.
I think it was the
first bounty case with an alternative coin.
(Bounty Offered) 25,000 BQC For Windows QT Client ChangesHi everyone,
At the moment I have about 5 projects all running at the same time and I just do not have the time to do this part of the BBQcoin project.
I am offering a 25,000 BBQcoin bounty for the first person who can compile a working BQC Windows GUI Client, with the included graphical changes, using the files provided here.
Link to the files :
https://github.com/overware/BBQCoinPlease do not post the link to the completed Windows QT Client on here but PM me the download link instead.
This is so that myself and the rest of the Dev team and begin beta testing.
The person that provides this will also get a mention on the BBqcoin.org website for you contribution.
A confirmation thread of payment will be created once this work has been completed.
Thanks.
June 17, 2018 coin price (CMC)
$0,000458 USDThis person created several projects and did not have time for all of them.
His second thread:
[Bounty Offered) 10,000 Mincoin for Windows QT ClientJune 17, 2018 coin price (CMC)
$0,038532 USDIn 2015, the person lost the password from the wallet in which there were 106
BTC. He offered 6
BTC for the help.
Lost Password To 106 BTC, Encrypted Wallet [BOUNTY] [/b]
But the first bounty in today's definition was the
Promotion STELLAR NEW COIN [ BTC giveaways]. August 4, 2014.
Because the tasks was:
Russian Edition