There is no magic formula for success in terms of x-hours - x-merits = $100 per week. It is true that there are many people for whom the forum is just a place to work, but that is simply not what the forum should be for. With the attitude "I'm here to earn merits and earn $100 a week" you won't get far - but no one is stopping you from trying

It really varies.

If you're a campaign manager in Bitcoin campaign, you have a chance to earn merit without spend a lot time.

If you're a popular person, say Satoshi, Laszlo, Andreas Antonopoulos etc, then anything you post in this forum will be merited, you don't have to spend hours.

If you're an OG, you still need to spend some hours, but you will achieve it.

But, if you're just an average, then you need to try harder especially if you're come from low activity local board i.e. without local support, your chance will be slim.

Lol...this is concerning really as the market force has been naturally dropping the pay rate. The forum tried to establish itself ever since m!xers have left but I think the reality is bitting hard now, not more $250 or more offers. Though there are still good campaign offers, except that it is not more than $100, excluding the bonus, and with the bonus, people may still earn $160, but with some tough tasks.

It is not business as usual, but time changes and things might be reviewed upwards by the same market force that dropped it. That said, it also depends on the way you view it as the earning from the forum is a passive income, and regardless of the country you are in the world if you are earning $400, it can do some extra things for you compared to if you never earned it.

This is also with less work to do, especially if your campaign asks you to post a maximum of 20-25 per week (an average of 3 posts per day). However, this is huge money in some countries, and with that little effort put into it a day, it is a very reasonable extra income on average.

For many users, earning merit is not a priority. It can even be said that the most merit is earned by users who are not burdened with it.


What's $100 more than nothing, right?

How many languages do you speak? I see that you post in Português, German and English, so your chance of collecting more merit is greater than others.
You can get an average of $50 to $120 per week, and if you are distinguished, you may earn up to $300 per month. If you keep these coins for several years, ROI may be greater.


anyway +2 Merit

It is not about the amount of merits received, the campaign in consideration or the pay offered, if you're a member of this forum genuinely then you should understand that the major aim for the creation of this platform is to discuss about bitcoin, but if you're a quality poster and an active one, then you will be placed or opened to several opportunities that may come in along the way, but not compulsory, it's an opportunity to see around you because you have also acquired some certain level of being productive and able to deliver.

In fact, you want to say that you would do anything to get your hands on a campaign that pays $100 a week? In that case, you admit that you are on this forum only for profit, and considering that you are a Senior member and you are in one of the worse paid campaigns, it doesn't seem like you are doing very well, right?

Sig campaigns have always been an additional privilege, not a reason why someone would be active on this forum - although of course this is not true for everyone.

Actually Stake pays up to $160 in a week For hero/legendary users who can meet the requirements. Not everyone gets in, but those that get accepted can do decent weekly.

This is precisely the point. I think the time spent by members in the forum is based on what they actually do here. Campaign managers would have a different criteria and mindset to be here versus say non-campaign manager members.

Also, dealing with a large quantity of PMs or reporting posts to moderators does not contribute to receiving merits or signature campaigns but it does consume a lot of time therefore there is no formula to provide more accurate explanations.

Your title seems to have the notion that farmed accounts are going to have a future chance at getting into campaigns.

Managers are well aware of these little tricks that sneaky dishonest people attempt to use in order to get into campaigns, lets just say they will personally make sure that such users are not accepted.

If you think $100 is "just" an amount, you will surprised to know that in developing countries that amount of money is enough to feed a family for close to a month or so. So no it is a good source of money for honest people participating in campaigns on this forum as a side hustle.

Some of the users here have a flair for writing and for them, this is a good place to discuss and learn about crypto. Your objective should be that and not just making money and you will be able to get along nicely.