Deflation in signature campaigns

[robelneo]

Also if you think that in the future some campaign will try to collect the majority of ex-CMs in a higher paying campaign.

Bitcointalk is still the best place to advertise anything related to Cryptocurrency I'm sure another one will come to be another Chipmixer, Chipmixer become a popular mixer because they conquered the Bitcointalk community, casinos and all the other Crypto based platforms can advertise on other marketing platforms but Chipmixer did the best strategy, marketing their platform in a Crypto forum, probably another mixer will do this because Chipmixer has left a big void and these new mixers will try to fill the void Chipmixer left.
The Bitcointalk signature participants will be lucky if we can have at least 3 Mixers vying to replace CM's absence.

[KingsDen]

Also if you think that in the future some campaign will try to collect the majority of ex-CMs in a higher paying campaign.

Bitcointalk is still the best place to advertise anything related to Cryptocurrency

I have not Known how advertisement happens in some other online forums, but in the bitcointalk, I have known how the advertisement works. Apart from the chipmixer which advertised in bitcointalk together with no gambling companies such as Best_Change.

Bitcointalk is best in advertising gambling-related businesses. As you can see more than 80% of the signature campaigns in this forum is gambling-related. I am yet to know how gambling adopted cryptocurrency very fast more than other sectors of the economy.
While we are expecting Alanother big mixer to show up. It is possible that another gambling company like Livecasino may show up.

[Findingnemo]

Also if you think that in the future some campaign will try to collect the majority of ex-CMs in a higher paying campaign.

Bitcointalk is still the best place to advertise anything related to Cryptocurrency

I have not Known how advertisement happens in some other online forums, but in the bitcointalk, I have known how the advertisement works. Apart from the chipmixer which advertised in bitcointalk together with no gambling companies such as Best_Change.

Bitcointalk is best in advertising gambling-related businesses. As you can see more than 80% of the signature campaigns in this forum is gambling-related. I am yet to know how gambling adopted cryptocurrency very fast more than other sectors of the economy.
While we are expecting Alanother big mixer to show up. It is possible that another gambling company like Livecasino may show up.

New crypto casinos are popping often but to establish their name and bring reputation will take time as well as starting new business especially a gambling company is not that easy because first they need to get a gambling license then need to spend money on advertising so their name will get recognised by crypto community and very few casinos managed to do all that is very small time frame.

[yahoo62278]

Some time ago I created the following thread in this very section.

Inflation and its possible impact on signature campaign payments.

Interestingly, with the CM case I see the opposite has happened. We have the top forum posters who have mostly moved on to work for lower paying campaigns and for the rest it has become more difficult to get into or stay in the higher paying campaigns, which are the ones with a maximum payout of $100 per week plus possible bonus.

I wanted to comment on this issue, asking those who have been on the forum longer if something similar has happened in the past.

Also if you think that in the future some campaign will try to collect the majority of ex-CMs in a higher paying campaign.

And one last question. The CM campaign paid for a maximum of 50 posts per week, while the rest (except Stake.com) pay for a maximum of 25. Do you think this will lead some people to try to build up an alt account so that in the future they can get paid for two campaigns for a total of 50 posts per week?

There are a decent number of posters on this forum who have custom deals. Companies want the people in the community that are bigger names. So they will pay a premium for those posters.

If you notice the services section there are a couple ex CM participants advertising their space is now for rent. Some of those guys will get custom deals. No company will likely try to get all of the ex CM participants as that could get expensive, but having a few might help their businesses visibility and reach on the forum.

[LoyceV]

The point is, with the influx of ex-CM participants, there is an increase of pressure to maintain the quality of your post especially if you are on a campaign with a former CM participant. It just feels like you can be replaced anytime soon if you can't keep up with them and not do some legwork.

That's healthy competition, it happens in any job. I prefer that over paying people who spam shitposts.

If you notice the services section there are a couple ex CM participants advertising their space is now for rent. Some of those guys will get custom deals.

Correct. I created a topic, and received and accepted an offer 3 days later. Before creating that topic, I got some offers already, but I wanted to see if there's something I like more.

[merekamo]

Yeah, I think it's interesting how the CM case has affected signature campaign payments. It's definitely possible that some campaigns will try to collect the majority of ex-CMs in a higher paying campaign in the future.

As for the maximum payout per week, I means it's understandable why some people might want to build up an alt account to get paid for two campaigns.

However, it's important to remember that using alt accounts is against the rules and could result in a ban. So, it's not worth the risk.

[kelonmusk]

In my opinion, inflation can definitely have an impact on signature campaign payments. As the value of a currency decreases over time, it becomes more expensive to pay people the same amount of money.

So, this means that companies may have to adjust their payment structures to account for inflation. Interesting that you've noticed the opposite happening with the CM case. Generally, it can be difficult to predict how these things will play out in the future.

But, definitely possible that some campaigns may try to collect ex-CMs for a higher paying campaign. It all depends on the company's strategy and the demand for certain types of work.

As for your last question, important to follow the rules of each campaign and only participate in one account per campaign to maintain rule in campaign.

[Plaguedeath]

I just don't understand what's the problem is?

You don't see a problem with getting paid $100 a week instead of $300 a week? Or in getting paid $0 because in your signature campaign they have removed you to accept ex-CM participants?

That's a problem for the current participants, but if we look on the different perspective that's not a problem because it's a fair play. Yeah maybe I can get kicked out from the campaign, but that's what we need to accept it's? there's no agreement if the current participants will always stay in the campaign until the campaign ends, except the participants leave the campaign.

But yesterday there's a new campaign with high payment comes up [CFNP] whirlwind.money | Redefining Mixing | Signature Campaign ~Up to $150/week, it's actually have a same pay rate like Chipmixer, the difference is you must wear the avatar and the maximum posts is 25.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

But yesterday there's a new campaign with high payment comes up [CFNP] whirlwind.money | Redefining Mixing | Signature Campaign ~Up to $150/week, it's actually have a same pay rate like Chipmixer, the difference is you must wear the avatar and the maximum posts is 25.

Well, but the essential difference is that the maximum payment is for 25 posts, instead of the 50 that CM used to pay. It's double the pay. That's why I was wondering if some ex-CMs might be tempted to build up an alt to get paid for 50 posts.

With the case you mention, things have actually changed, and there is no longer a deflation or reduction in pay due to supply and demand. The whirlwind.money campaign has hired many of the best posters, giving them the maximum pay per post, in turn these have left vacancies in other campaigns that have had to be filled, so I think it has been a blessing for posters who post constructively on the forum.

Hopefully more campaigns will come along and push the rates up.

[Jawhead999]

Hopefully more campaigns will come along and push the rates up.

Say no more.

There's no deflation in signature campaigns anymore, now it's inflation in signature campaigns since Sinbad relaunch it's campaign and the weekly payment is $300/week for 30 posts, it's really crazy how they're want to paid with huge pay rate and they want to hire 90 users!

Some users said it's April fools' day, but it seems unlikely. Looking forward to see the war begin, I think most users will trying their luck to join it. Maybe users which have joined  whirlwind.money campaign will jump to Sinbad

[savetheFORUM]

Yeah, I think it's interesting how the CM case has affected signature campaign payments. It's definitely possible that some campaigns will try to collect the majority of ex-CMs in a higher paying campaign in the future.

As for the maximum payout per week, I means it's understandable why some people might want to build up an alt account to get paid for two campaigns.

However, it's important to remember that using alt accounts is against the rules and could result in a ban. So, it's not worth the risk.

Having alt accounts isn't against the rules or get you banned unless you have a bunch of them that you hide from the public and use them as they aren't yours but are from different random people. There is no problem in having an alt account if you declare it to be your alt yourself, there are a lot of reputable forum members that have one or more alt accounts that are known to be their alts.

That being said, I don't really think that ChipMixer participants cared really for the maximum payout and would create alt accounts solely for that reason. The quality of their posting shows that they care more about being in the discussion than posting to earn a few bucks every time.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Not sure if it's a deflation of signature campaigns just because one great signature campaign ended. We have had very many great sign campaigns end in the past, but good new campaigns kept popping up.

If you have any doubts, just look at the service board right now.

There's no deflation in signature campaigns anymore, now it's inflation in signature campaigns since Sinbad relaunch it's campaign and the weekly payment is $300/week for 30 posts, it's really crazy how they're want to paid with huge pay rate and they want to hire 90 users!

Some users said it's April fools' day, but it seems unlikely. Looking forward to see the war begin, I think most users will trying their luck to join it. Maybe users which have joined  whirlwind.money campaign will jump to Sinbad

Another one, Yomix will now pay legendary/Hero members $7 per post  - Yo!Mix Bitcoin Mixer Signature Campaign| Reward up to $205/w | 2/2 escrow

[Pmalek]

As it turns out, none of that from yesterday was true and Royse777 pulled a fast one on all of us.
Many wanted to believe it, me included. You got us all worked up for nothing.

@Royse777
when you didn't answer my message I stopped believing the new rates were genuine. That and the missing 5 BTC in the escrow address.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

There's no deflation in signature campaigns anymore, now it's inflation in signature campaigns since Sinbad relaunch it's campaign and the weekly payment is $300/week for 30 posts, it's really crazy how they're want to paid with huge pay rate and they want to hire 90 users!

Another one, Yomix will now pay legendary/Hero members $7 per post  - Yo!Mix Bitcoin Mixer Signature Campaign| Reward up to $205/w | 2/2 escrow

It's a pity it was a joke. I think many of us believed the joke because it was the right time to make it. After the CM campaign ended, many of us expected other campaigns to push the rates up to get the best posters, which has started to happen with the whirlwind.money campaign.

We will have to see how things develop in the coming months, now that we have no fools days in sight.

[salad daging]

It's a pity it was a joke. I think many of us believed the joke because it was the right time to make it. After the CM campaign ended, many of us expected other campaigns to push the rates up to get the best posters, which has started to happen with the whirlwind.money campaign.

We will have to see how things develop in the coming months, now that we have no fools days in sight.

 

Damn I believed that april fools joke didn't even think YoMix would increase their payout rate after making payments for the previous week, now we are aware and indeed don't look so stupid.

The whirlwind.money manager will be rotating again for the next week as this has been announced and he will be looking for a quality poster because their project offers such high payouts than other mixers so we will see in the coming months how the competition will continue to grow of course. .

Mixing bitcoins is trending hype on forums.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

The whirlwind.money manager will be rotating again for the next week as this has been announced and he will be looking for a quality poster because their project offers such high payouts than other mixers so we will see in the coming months how the competition will continue to grow of course. .

I think you misunderstood. He said he might make changes depending on the circumstances, not that he would necessarily do so.

Users could be rotated out based on performance (not based on how much you post, more about how you post).

Mixing bitcoins is trending hype on forums.

I agree with this. After the fall of CM, there are a lot of mixers that are trying to grab a good part of the market share.

[KingsDen]

The whirlwind.money manager will be rotating again for the next week as this has been announced and he will be looking for a quality poster because their project offers such high payouts than other mixers so we will see in the coming months how the competition will continue to grow of course. .

I think you misunderstood. He said he might make changes depending on the circumstances, not that he would necessarily do so.

Obviously there would be some changes. The time and process of hiring was fast and I think he will take indepth time to check this week performance and may likely remove some users in order to accept more quality posters. He might do this by reducing the slot for Snr member rank and increase that of Hero and Legendary as majority of the ex chipmixer participants are Legendary users.

There are alot of mixers in competition now and this may continue until one completely stands out of the crowd.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

It's a pity it was a joke. I think many of us believed the joke because it was the right time to make it. After the CM campaign ended, many of us expected other campaigns to push the rates up to get the best posters, which has started to happen with the whirlwind.money campaign.

We will have to see how things develop in the coming months, now that we have no fools days in sight.

Yeah, I fell for it too 

Maybe because we have different time zones, so by the time I saw the announcements, I thought It was way beyond the time for April 1st jokes.
But still credit to him for bringing in a number of signature campaigns. The number of active signature campaigns is so good, actually. It doesn't even feel like it's a bear market.

If anyone remembers the period in the bear market between 2018-2019. It was bad! There were barely any good signature campaigns and their rates were low.