Sig campaign doesn't pay in bitcoin....

[yahoo62278]

Ok so I know its a rule that if a campaign doesn't pay in bitcoin, it has to be launched in the altcoin section. I cannot find a rule anywhere though, can someone point me to it please?

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[Little Mouse]

There's no concrete line of rules I have found which indicates this but having 2 different marketplace means self explanatory. Marketplace altcoin is self explanatory while Marketplace is only for bitcoin.

By the way, there are services which paid in altcoin but ran there campaign in Services (bitcoin).

[UserU]

I don't remember seeing it either, even as a hard-and-fast rule. Here's a campaign

Stake.com SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN l UP TO $160/WEEK l HERO/LEG ONLY!

[mindrust]

I think altcoin sig camps should be more common since bitcoin’s transaction fees are becoming a pain in the ass lately. I am getting 70-90 usd weekly in btc from my sig but blackjack.fun’s withdrawal fees take half of that. It is not sustainable like this.

Ltc, doge, usdt sig camps should be more common. At least one of these currencies are available on every service. They are well known projects and their price are nearly as stable as btc.

[PX-Z]

I think It's a general knowledge than a rule that any bitcoin payment or partial payment in bitcoin that is a service, signature, contest, etc should be in Services boards, otherwise on altcoins marketplace. That rules is not written somewhere.

[JeromeTash]

Perhaps this is the general rule that applies

14. All altcoin related discussion belong in the Alternate cryptocurrencies and its child boards. [3][4][e]

When you look at the guidelines that are pinned in the service board. The idea is that the campaigns that are posted there are paying in Bitcoin. They never mention anything to do with alternate cryptocurrencies
> Signature Campaign Guidelines (read this before starting or joining a campaign)

And then the fact that the bounties (altcoins) board exists explains where they should belong, otherwise we would have all altcoin bounties and signature campaigns being posted in the service board  

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I think altcoin sig camps should be more common since bitcoin’s transaction fees are becoming a pain in the ass lately. I am getting 70-90 usd weekly in btc from my sig but blackjack.fun’s withdrawal fees take half of thay. It is not sustainable like this.

Ltc, doge, usdt sig camps should be more common. At least one of these currencies are available on every service. They are well known projects and their price are nearly as stable as btc.

You are completely right and I agree with you, the high transaction fees associated with bitcoin have become a pain in the ass really, and it seems to have become even worser then that of ethereum.

Currently, the mempool seems to have become less congested and Sats per vbyte have been declining since yesterday night, which means that the transaction fees are coming down from its high heavens bit by bit.
But with the bull season coming, and with more and more inscriptions and ordinals being launch on the bitcoin network, I do not see why a reoccurrence of the extreme high fees is not possible, and besides, with bitcoin halvings cutting in half every 4 years, the amount of bitcoins miners earn from every successfully mined bitcoin block, over time, miners are going to depend on the money they make or earn from bitcoin transaction fees, and when bitcoin transaction fees becomes dominant as a means of earning for the miners, rest assured that the fees are gonna get higher and higher if nothing is done about it now.

So, for me, I think using alt for payment for signature campaigns, most especially, stables, have become a better option than continuing to pay in bitcoin.

[Jawhead999]

I don't remember seeing it either, even as a hard-and-fast rule. Here's a campaign

Stake.com SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN l UP TO $160/WEEK l HERO/LEG ONLY!

It seems many people didn't see if the campaign paid in USDT since their previous campaign are paid in Bitcoin, but never mind, I've report the thread to altcoins.

Ltc, doge, usdt sig camps should be more common. At least one of these currencies are available on every service. They are well known projects and their price are nearly as stable as btc.

The reason why many campaign insist to paid in Bitcoin is the service board is more popular than bounties, it's a kind of promotion. Bounties is one of section that ignored by many people due to it's spam and scam place, although if all campaigns agree to pay in altcoins, they won't ignore bounty section anymore.

[Oshosondy]

Ok so I know its a rule that if a campaign doesn't pay in bitcoin, it has to be launched in the altcoin section. I cannot find a rule anywhere though, can someone point me to it please?

There is no two reasons we have marketplace in both bitcoin and altcoins board.

I think altcoin sig camps should be more common since bitcoin’s transaction fees are becoming a pain in the ass lately. I am getting 70-90 usd weekly in btc from my sig but blackjack.fun’s withdrawal fees take half of that. It is not sustainable like this.

Sorry about this. But bitcoin signature campaign is more common and more recognized on Bitcointalk. Recognition is important to the sites advertising through signature campaign.

[mindrust]

Ltc, doge, usdt sig camps should be more common. At least one of these currencies are available on every service. They are well known projects and their price are nearly as stable as btc.

The reason why many campaign insist to paid in Bitcoin is the service board is more popular than bounties, it's a kind of promotion. Bounties is one of section that ignored by many people due to it's spam and scam place, although if all campaigns agree to pay in altcoins, they won't ignore bounty section anymore.

The managers can avoid this obstacle if they offer both an alt and btc as payment. The participants can choose the currency which is offered by the manager.

If the managers do this, they can still list their camp in btc/services because they are paying with btc if there is a demand for it  

Let’s see how many people will want to get paid in btc.

[Jet Cash]

Surely the campaigns could pay out using Lightning to reduce fees. Have Lightning fees increased too much to make this a viable option?

[mindrust]

Surely the campaigns could pay out using Lightning to reduce fees. Have Lightning fees increased too much to make this a viable option?

That would require everyone to create their own LN nodes which is not practical unless we are going to use custodial wallets which probably nobody wants. LN is a temporary band-aid, it is not a permanent solution.

[LoyceV]

can someone point me to it please?

When in doubt, check Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules:

Services (child board of Goods) - Services provided/demanded on-forum for Bitcoin. If you are providing/demanding services on another site (e.g. have a hosting site), it doesn't belong here.

[ABCbits]

Surely the campaigns could pay out using Lightning to reduce fees. Have Lightning fees increased too much to make this a viable option?

Excluding using custodial LN wallet, who wants to pay Bitcoin on-chain TX fee to open new LN channel? IMO Bitcoin sidechain (e.g. RSK and Liquid) is more practical option here.

[dkbit98]

Ok so I know its a rule that if a campaign doesn't pay in bitcoin, it has to be launched in the altcoin section. I cannot find a rule anywhere though, can someone point me to it please?

If I remember correctly some managers bypassed this rule by splitting payments to participants in two parts, one part Bitcoin, one part altcoin.
This way you don't have to move topic in Altcoin section, but you can also use some second layer on top of bitcoin if fees are the issue.

[JollyGood]

I think this is going to be very difficult to find any link to substantiate because no matter how much I searched I was unable to locate anything specific. Having said that I also was aware of a rule or protocol about signature campaigns paying in altcoins having to avoid the Services board but cannot recall where I was informed.

Hopefully one of the moderators or admin can shed some light on this.

Ok so I know its a rule that if a campaign doesn't pay in bitcoin, it has to be launched in the altcoin section. I cannot find a rule anywhere though, can someone point me to it please?

[yahoo62278]

I think this is going to be very difficult to find any link to substantiate because no matter how much I searched I was unable to locate anything specific. Having said that I also was aware of a rule or protocol about signature campaigns paying in altcoins having to avoid the Services board but cannot recall where I was informed.

Hopefully one of the moderators or admin can shed some light on this.

Ok so I know its a rule that if a campaign doesn't pay in bitcoin, it has to be launched in the altcoin section. I cannot find a rule anywhere though, can someone point me to it please?

Yea I've looked everywhere and cannot find any link to a rule. LoyceV posted something close but not anything saying you cannot post a campaign paying in altcoin. Dkbit also mentioned some campaigns have had split payments which is true.

[skarais]

Ok so I know its a rule that if a campaign doesn't pay in bitcoin, it has to be launched in the altcoin section. I cannot find a rule anywhere though, can someone point me to it please?

I guess it's an unwritten rule and has been enforced for a long time on service board. I also read some of the rules and guidelines of signature campaign and did not find it explicit that any campaign should not pay out altcoin to its participant if it is on the service board. So I cannot refer you to any link other than exactly the same as quoted by LoyceV in the previous post.

I found many users advised any manager who paid participant in altcoin to move the campaign thread to the altcoin service board, and then the manager did so. But I don't know if the moderators will also move it if the managers don't move it themselves. But if the moderator also do it, then there are rules that have actually been followed all this time. Imo

[Alone055]

Yea I've looked everywhere and cannot find any link to a rule. LoyceV posted something close but not anything saying you cannot post a campaign paying in altcoin. Dkbit also mentioned some campaigns have had split payments which is true.

Based on the following guidelines as mentioned by LoyceV as well:

Services (child board of Goods) - Services provided/demanded on-forum for Bitcoin. If you are providing/demanding services on another site (e.g. have a hosting site), it doesn't belong here.

Services provided or demanded on-forum for Bitcoin are supposed to be posted in the Services section. Now, if we are referring to the Stake.com Signature Campaign, is it demanding an on-forum service? Yes, it is, because it requires the participants to make posts in the forum to get paid, but is the service demanded for Bitcoin? No, since it will be paid in USDT.

Now let's have a look at a couple more section guidelines from the Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ:

Marketplace (Altcoins) -  On-forum sale of goods and services either altcoin related or sold for altcoins.

Bounties (Altcoins) (child board of Marketplace (Altcoins)) -  "Altcoin bounties and ad campaigns". Bounties, advertisement campaigns, announcement of external giveaways (that do NOT require posting on Bitcointalk) and other similar threads belong here. Discussions about such campaigns / services do not belong here.

Reading both of these guidelines, it seems like the campaign we are discussing here can belong to any of these two sections because it is an altcoin-related service which is what Marketplace (Altcoins) is for, and it is an Altcoin Ad campaign since it is paying in USDT and such are supposed to be posted in Bounties (Altcoins) section.

Bounties (Altcoins) section would be more suitable for it though.

[JollyGood]

The only thing that comes to my mind is the Games and Rounds board, I think payouts and winnings there have to be in Bitcoin: Games and rounds and any altcoin payout is not allowed there.

Maybe we were wrong all along regarding the Services board because we applied the same rule as stipulated in the Games and rounds board.

Yea I've looked everywhere and cannot find any link to a rule. LoyceV posted something close but not anything saying you cannot post a campaign paying in altcoin. Dkbit also mentioned some campaigns have had split payments which is true.