Gamblers - How do you use your signature campaign earnings?

[Marykeller]

I don't know how the signature campaign works. Hoping and believing that am gonna partake in one someday.
As a newbie, my whole attention and motive for joining this forum are to be more exposed to crypto, to teach my community women about digital currency.

[2double0]

I don't know how the signature campaign works. Hoping and believing that am gonna partake in one someday.
As a newbie, my whole attention and motive for joining this forum are to be more exposed to crypto, to teach my community women about digital currency.

Are you seeing some advertisements below our posts?
That's what we call 'signature'. It is an advertisement space where you can advertise what you want to (except what is not allowed in the rules of the forum).

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
The link above will help you understand it better, but as you are a newbie your focus should be on learning first and then earning. Feels good when a lady joins this forum and also educates her fellow ladies about crypto. Good luck with your journey.

[OgNasty]

I don't know how the signature campaign works. Hoping and believing that am gonna partake in one someday.
As a newbie, my whole attention and motive for joining this forum are to be more exposed to crypto, to teach my community women about digital currency.

It's pretty simple.  You wear a signature and you get paid when you post.  Granted the payments are small, but if you're stacking stats any way you can it is a great addition to the arsenal.  You just have to get used to making long winded posts that typically don't advance the conversation much, which is why people hate signature spammers.  It's hard to deny that the revenue they pump into the community is a good thing for those involved and merchants that may benefit from increased sales, but I don't think the forum's knowledge base is any better off due to their existence.

[Saint-loup]

I don't know how the signature campaign works. Hoping and believing that am gonna partake in one someday.
As a newbie, my whole attention and motive for joining this forum are to be more exposed to crypto, to teach my community women about digital currency.

It's pretty simple.  You wear a signature and you get paid when you post.  Granted the payments are small, but if you're stacking stats any way you can it is a great addition to the arsenal.  You just have to get used to making long winded posts that typically don't advance the conversation much, which is why people hate signature spammers.  It's hard to deny that the revenue they pump into the community is a good thing for those involved and merchants that may benefit from increased sales, but I don't think the forum's knowledge base is any better off due to their existence.

I'm sorry but many Bounty Managers (the best ones) don't care about the length of the posts and even encourage people to make short posts and to focus on the relevance of their posts. I don't think it's a good thing to present this practice as a common and normal thing as you do, spamming is not allowed on Bitcointalk and is punished. People finding spams should report them.

[Distinctin]

I don't know how the signature campaign works. Hoping and believing that am gonna partake in one someday.
As a newbie, my whole attention and motive for joining this forum are to be more exposed to crypto, to teach my community women about digital currency.

It's pretty simple.  You wear a signature and you get paid when you post.  Granted the payments are small, but if you're stacking stats any way you can it is a great addition to the arsenal.  You just have to get used to making long winded posts that typically don't advance the conversation much, which is why people hate signature spammers.  It's hard to deny that the revenue they pump into the community is a good thing for those involved and merchants that may benefit from increased sales, but I don't think the forum's knowledge base is any better off due to their existence.

I'm sorry but many Bounty Managers (the best ones) don't care about the length of the posts and even encourage people to make short posts and to focus on the relevance of their posts. I don't think it's a good thing to present this practice as a common and normal thing as you do, spamming is not allowed on Bitcointalk and is punished. People finding spams should report them.

Exactly, some make their post long just to make it look good but in reality, it does not give essence to the real topic. Anyway, post are being evaluated by mods, they usually delete post that are not substantial although in our eyes it looks like not a spam post but it could be in there evaluation.

Signature campaign manager however does not act like mods, they have their own standards and we should know that so we have a good chance of being accepted in a campaign they managed.

[michellee]

Lol, interesting investment some people have here. Not to keep bitcoin, but to buy graphic cards  Just for speculation or using them in mining? Just interesting how it's going with it.

I know a few guys, he regularly buys graphics cards to mine coins, in addition, often some other additional hardware. I guess the guy's purpose is not to mine coins, since miners often buy a lot of hardware at the same time, the money you earn from signature campaigns is never enough to buy it (or he could be an amateur miner). He criticizes 50% for buying, so I guess, he doesn't mine 

Well the money you earn from campaign signatures serve as a purpose either for long-term investment or for leisure.

I wouldn't say that buying hardware using campaign signature earnings is 'never enough' but it will take a person a relatively long time to purchase one. Heck, even a person can buy a lambo using campaign signature earnings but this will depend on how he will participate.

In terms of mining, I do think that it can still be profitable but you need to have a large capital in order to compete with other miners as well.

So if we can save the earning from the signature for a long time, that will enough to buy something that we want. I am happy that I can use some of my income to buy handphone, and I can use them to fills my daily needs. Besides that, I still have some to gamble if I want and have free time.

Mining is hard today, as the difficulty increases, and we need to have high-end mining hardware, which will cost us too much money. That will not give us more chance to earn a good reward if we do not have that high-end hardware. Right now, the graphic cards price also increases, so you need to spend more money to buy one.

But holding the bitcoin will be recommended at this moment and making more and more bitcoin.

[ChuckBuck]

I wouldn't say that buying hardware using campaign signature earnings is 'never enough' but it will take a person a relatively long time to purchase one. Heck, even a person can buy a lambo using campaign signature earnings but this will depend on how he will participate.

In terms of mining, I do think that it can still be profitable but you need to have a large capital in order to compete with other miners as well.

Why not enough? It will take you a lot of time to invest in your whole farm. But buying hardware is pretty easy. I used to order products on amazon for a miner. Every order he needs is between 300 and 1000 dollars. And each piece of hardware costs only between 75-15- dollars. So if you need to purchase each piece of hardware separately, it is not difficult for you to buy with the income from the signature campaign. But that was a year ago, now they are quite expensive and you will need more time  

Same amount of money, but the number of miners is 10 times greater, do you think it's really profitable? I'm not sure, but I think it's a fierce competition

But holding the bitcoin will be recommended at this moment and making more and more bitcoin.

Maybe holding BTC is good, but making more and more BTC, how?

[michellee]

But holding the bitcoin will be recommended at this moment and making more and more bitcoin.

Maybe holding BTC is good, but making more and more BTC, how?

Of course, by trading. With trading, you will have a chance to make more and more bitcoin, and I am sure with the situations now, you can profit in usdt or bitcoin. So that means you will have more bitcoin.

Maybe you can split some income from your payment and send it in to the exchange and trade it for pair usdt or altcoin. But that will depend on how good your skills to analyze the market. Holding bitcoin is always recommended for all people because bitcoin can increase higher anytime.

[xandry]

From my perspective, I usually joined Bitcoin paid signature campaign and mostly ignore the altcoins paid signature because of shitcoins which maximum has no value in future. Even I have many shitcoins in my wallet and maximum has no value.

There are very interesting and profitable campaigns in the alternative cryptocurrencies bounties. For example in the Lattice campaign for about a month I earned about 1600$, that is two years of participation in the campaign from duelbits...
There was also a campaign from Free TON, where the members also earned quite well. So I think you should pay attention to both the bitcoin campaigns and those paid in alternative cryptocurrencies.

Crypto gambling isn't expensive at all.

Look at the casinos on their minimum deposit and you might consider telling it that it's not expensive at all. It only becomes expensive when you decide to deposit with tremendous amounts.

So telling it as expensive is subjective.

Have you ever tried to withdraw money from gambling sites? Many of them have a pretty high requirement bar and a high fee.

[molsewid]

I don't know how the signature campaign works. Hoping and believing that am gonna partake in one someday.
As a newbie, my whole attention and motive for joining this forum are to be more exposed to crypto, to teach my community women about digital currency.

What was good here in cryptocurrency was there is a lot of platform that can be used to earn or gernerate a profit with and yeah earning from signature campaign was one on the list, trading and as well as mining. But for me the best part of signature campaign was you only have to make sure that you can use the avatar or the advertisement that you are applying to be able to generate a profit because without an avatar or advertisement no project will going to pay you for your effort.

[milewilda]

I don't know how the signature campaign works. Hoping and believing that am gonna partake in one someday.
As a newbie, my whole attention and motive for joining this forum are to be more exposed to crypto, to teach my community women about digital currency.

What was good here in cryptocurrency was there is a lot of platform that can be used to earn or gernerate a profit with and yeah earning from signature campaign was one on the list, trading and as well as mining. But for me the best part of signature campaign was you only have to make sure that you can use the avatar or the advertisement that you are applying to be able to generate a profit because without an avatar or advertisement no project will going to pay you for your effort.

Its one of the most common opportunity on this forum where signature campaign had existed for a while now and its normal for companies to consider on making allocation for some budget in terms of marketing
since this place does have high crypto traffic which is the best thing to make out some exposure if your company is crypto based and as advertisers then its really an opportunity for us to make money
without spending a dime but  only our efforts and time that had been spent on advertising them.Using those earnings will depend on personal preference because some will be saving it and some will be
using it into gambling or other means.No one can stop on what they should gonna do since they are the ones who do earn it.

[vintages]

I don't know how the signature campaign works. Hoping and believing that am gonna partake in one someday.
As a newbie, my whole attention and motive for joining this forum are to be more exposed to crypto, to teach my community women about digital currency.

If you look at the forum it's inevitable to see as most signature campaign design can be more glamming. . As a new forum member, this particular topic has been discussed severally in the Meta section. If you have read about the rules and regulations of the forum, it really hard not to miss it.

[Maslate]

I don't know how the signature campaign works. Hoping and believing that am gonna partake in one someday.
As a newbie, my whole attention and motive for joining this forum are to be more exposed to crypto, to teach my community women about digital currency.

If you look at the forum it's inevitable to see as most signature campaign design can be more glamming. . As a new forum member, this particular topic has been discussed severally in the Meta section. If you have read about the rules and regulations of the forum, it really hard not to miss it.

to give him a good overview, check the list of signature campaigns in the forum, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
There you can see the active signature campaign that pays in bitcoin and its corresponding rules.

[Maasdamer]

What is a signature campaign ?     

[uneng]

From my perspective, I usually joined Bitcoin paid signature campaign and mostly ignore the altcoins paid signature because of shitcoins which maximum has no value in future. Even I have many shitcoins in my wallet and maximum has no value.

There are very interesting and profitable campaigns in the alternative cryptocurrencies bounties. For example in the Lattice campaign for about a month I earned about 1600$, that is two years of participation in the campaign from duelbits...
There was also a campaign from Free TON, where the members also earned quite well. So I think you should pay attention to both the bitcoin campaigns and those paid in alternative cryptocurrencies.

The problem is that we don't really know if these altcoins will price something until we are paid and actually, it's very frustrating to promote a project and receive nothing or almost nothing in the end. That has always been my impression regards altcoins campaigns. If the payments were made weekly in altcoins instead of tokens it would be already slightly better, but to work several weeks or few months promoting something with undetermined value is to diminish our own job and effort.

[Raflesia]

From my perspective, I usually joined Bitcoin paid signature campaign and mostly ignore the altcoins paid signature because of shitcoins which maximum has no value in future. Even I have many shitcoins in my wallet and maximum has no value.

There are very interesting and profitable campaigns in the alternative cryptocurrencies bounties. For example in the Lattice campaign for about a month I earned about 1600$, that is two years of participation in the campaign from duelbits...
There was also a campaign from Free TON, where the members also earned quite well. So I think you should pay attention to both the bitcoin campaigns and those paid in alternative cryptocurrencies.

I see some good altcoin campaigns that can even be enjoyed by the participants with the many benefits that I get. It is not surprising if there are still opportunities and in your opinion it is good at bounty campaigns to do and do it much better to add income.
Before that I was in another campaign like that before moving on to a paid BTC campaign.
Obviously if there are good intentions and average gambling posters right now the gambling campaign is in full swing so for me the fun of gambling can result from the duelbits campaign.

[Swopon]

From my perspective, I usually joined Bitcoin paid signature campaign and mostly ignore the altcoins paid signature because of shitcoins which maximum has no value in future. Even I have many shitcoins in my wallet and maximum has no value.

There are very interesting and profitable campaigns in the alternative cryptocurrencies bounties. For example in the Lattice campaign for about a month I earned about 1600$, that is two years of participation in the campaign from duelbits...
There was also a campaign from Free TON, where the members also earned quite well. So I think you should pay attention to both the bitcoin campaigns and those paid in alternative cryptocurrencies.

I see some good altcoin campaigns that can even be enjoyed by the participants with the many benefits that I get. It is not surprising if there are still opportunities and in your opinion it is good at bounty campaigns to do and do it much better to add income.
Before that I was in another campaign like that before moving on to a paid BTC campaign.
Obviously if there are good intentions and average gambling posters right now the gambling campaign is in full swing so for me the fun of gambling can result from the duelbits campaign.

Absolutely, it doesn't mean we are getting too much from Btc paid signature. But we can ensure that we are getting payment. There are so many altcoins campaign which even no concern to pay the hunters. So, the difference is here which you will choose for your signature space.

[Fredomago]

From my perspective, I usually joined Bitcoin paid signature campaign and mostly ignore the altcoins paid signature because of shitcoins which maximum has no value in future. Even I have many shitcoins in my wallet and maximum has no value.

There are very interesting and profitable campaigns in the alternative cryptocurrencies bounties. For example in the Lattice campaign for about a month I earned about 1600$, that is two years of participation in the campaign from duelbits...
There was also a campaign from Free TON, where the members also earned quite well. So I think you should pay attention to both the bitcoin campaigns and those paid in alternative cryptocurrencies.

The problem is that we don't really know if these altcoins will price something until we are paid and actually, it's very frustrating to promote a project and receive nothing or almost nothing in the end. That has always been my impression regards altcoins campaigns. If the payments were made weekly in altcoins instead of tokens it would be already slightly better, but to work several weeks or few months promoting something with undetermined value is to diminish our own job and effort.

Just like you are also gambling with the fate of the token right? It's unpredictable whether the token will have decent value or the team will pay you after the campaign ends.

Agree to recieved tokens weekly especially if the coin already listed from the exchange, you'll be able to determine the value of your work, if it's worthed to work with the team or better not to continue.

But again, everything depends from how you see the potential of the project.

[uneng]

From my perspective, I usually joined Bitcoin paid signature campaign and mostly ignore the altcoins paid signature because of shitcoins which maximum has no value in future. Even I have many shitcoins in my wallet and maximum has no value.

There are very interesting and profitable campaigns in the alternative cryptocurrencies bounties. For example in the Lattice campaign for about a month I earned about 1600$, that is two years of participation in the campaign from duelbits...
There was also a campaign from Free TON, where the members also earned quite well. So I think you should pay attention to both the bitcoin campaigns and those paid in alternative cryptocurrencies.

The problem is that we don't really know if these altcoins will price something until we are paid and actually, it's very frustrating to promote a project and receive nothing or almost nothing in the end. That has always been my impression regards altcoins campaigns. If the payments were made weekly in altcoins instead of tokens it would be already slightly better, but to work several weeks or few months promoting something with undetermined value is to diminish our own job and effort.

Just like you are also gambling with the fate of the token right? It's unpredictable whether the token will have decent value or the team will pay you after the campaign ends.

Agree to recieved tokens weekly especially if the coin already listed from the exchange, you'll be able to determine the value of your work, if it's worthed to work with the team or better not to continue.

But again, everything depends from how you see the potential of the project.

It's somehow like gambling, I agree. But in gambling you just make a guess, set a bet and do nothing more until the result appears, so you know if you won or lost, and that is all. However with campaigns it's different. You actually work for a long period of time in order to be rewarded. It's like working at any other place during a whole month without knowing if you will receive money for your effort in the end of the month.

Although there are many bounty hunters who think it worths anyway, I just think if all of them raised their standards a little bit everyone would be benefited with better campaign rates and less scam projects (as developers would have to spend real money in order to pay employees instead of priceless coins only).

Another good option would be if the campaigns paid a percentage of the tokens in their project's coin, as they currently do, and another percentage in an existing currency like btc, eth, ltc, doge, etc... This way everyone could promote the project knowing that minimum payment (btc, eth, ltc, doge...) would be guaranteed.

[jrrsparkles]

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Another good option would be if the campaigns paid a percentage of the tokens in their project's coin, as they currently do, and another percentage in an existing currency like btc, eth, ltc, doge, etc... This way everyone could promote the project knowing that minimum payment (btc, eth, ltc, doge...) would be guaranteed.

I knew that few project initiated signature campaigns based on this ideas but as most of the signature campaigns it was just existed for short term and the trend forgotten by the people later. Bounty is completely a different story where people blindly promote everything and anything with no assurance of getting paid but after 100 failures and scams still people are doing it.