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[cLoazyL]

Even if there are many competitors and a lot of companies using the signatures campaigns for their promotion on bitcointalk, those signatures are still visible and make an impact. If the people were attracted to the signatures and sites did not get traffic from here, then why would companies continue to promote their business through signature campaigns.

I think the signature campiagns is a effective way to promote the business and SageSwap is doing it perfetclty right. 

Yeah, sig campaigns have existed on this forum long before I created my account, ff course, back then I didn't understand it very well, nor did I know that users were being paid for giving up their space in the signature. If this model continues to this day, it's because, as long as it's a long-term investment (1y or more), it pays off, perhaps not in clicks on the links of the signature, but in brand recognition and reputation building. As long as the company remains reputable and doesn't block withdrawals or do anything else suspicious that could tarnish its reputation, the sky's the limit.

When I first saw Sageswap presenting themselves on another forum, I immediately noticed their dedication and quick responses. These guys are good, and if the volume has increased, they deserve it.

Do campaigns really help that much? Swaps probably do, but if another site that isn't a swap site launches a campaign, does that work well too? I don’t know if it has such a good impact on profits, people here are broke, and many of them are guys from India or Nigeria who have 20 accounts each to make money from campaigns. I’ve noticed a few accounts that are linked to each other, maybe I’ll make a thread about it somedayy

[Forsyth Jones]

Do campaigns really help that much? Swaps probably do, but if another site that isn't a swap site launches a campaign, does that work well too? I don’t know if it has such a good impact on profits, people here are broke, and many of them are guys from India or Nigeria who have 20 accounts each to make money from campaigns. I’ve noticed a few accounts that are linked to each other, maybe I’ll make a thread about it somedayy

There are many users not registered on this forum who visit the forum regularly, just view the views on each topic.

I don't think the forum is accessed or used by people considered mostly broke, this is a global forum accessed by every corner of the world and by all types of people and cultures.

[hugeblack]

New coins added:

USDT Arbitrum
USDT Polygon (MATIC)
USDC Arbitrum
USDC Polygon (MATIC)
TON

I don't like such updates. Keeping it simpler is best.

USDT/USDC ERC20/TRC20 are sufficient; most of these pairs have limited uses, and fees are already low on the Ethereum blockchain. They're just scattering liquidity instead of concentrating it on specific pairs.

[TryNinja]

New coins added:

USDT Arbitrum
USDT Polygon (MATIC)
USDC Arbitrum
USDC Polygon (MATIC)
TON

I don't like such updates. Keeping it simpler is best.

USDT/USDC ERC20/TRC20 are sufficient; most of these pairs have limited uses, and fees are already low on the Ethereum blockchain. They're just scattering liquidity instead of concentrating it on specific pairs.

I can only agree with you if you are actually facing liquidity issues. Are you having trouble swapping?

If not, what's the worry about an inexistent problem? More pairs are definitely better. Polygon USDC is the coin Polymarket uses, for example.

[joniboini]

I don't think the forum is accessed or used by people considered mostly broke, this is a global forum accessed by every corner of the world and by all types of people and cultures.

If we want to find campaign abusers we'll find one. That's why there's a dedicated thread for that. Anyway, I remember asking the same question to another business before and they knows it won't give immediate profit but the goal is about brand recognition. Some campaigns last for years and they paid a lot of money over the years, be it a gambling campaign or something else. I think if the market is targeted for people who look for privacy and so on, it usually last longer too. Hard to believe doing all of that result in nothing while nearly everyone is doing the same. It's not like business spending millions to buy an ad space on the street gets 10% increase in sale immediately either.

[cLoazyL]

Do campaigns really help that much? Swaps probably do, but if another site that isn't a swap site launches a campaign, does that work well too? I don’t know if it has such a good impact on profits, people here are broke, and many of them are guys from India or Nigeria who have 20 accounts each to make money from campaigns. I’ve noticed a few accounts that are linked to each other, maybe I’ll make a thread about it somedayy

There are many users not registered on this forum who visit the forum regularly, just view the views on each topic.

I don't think the forum is accessed or used by people considered mostly broke, this is a global forum accessed by every corner of the world and by all types of people and cultures.

Maybe not, but it might be the same here as on Twitter, where 90% of the accounts are from Nigeria, asking for airdrops of random coins and spamming under every account

[examplens]

Maybe not, but it might be the same here as on Twitter, where 90% of the accounts are from Nigeria, asking for airdrops of random coins and spamming under every account

I would not ignore Nigeria as a potential market for crypto projects. Globally, they are in the top 5 in terms of cryptocurrency users, with an estimated over 20 million users. This is not a small market at all.
At the same time, the implementation of crypto is more necessary in such countries than in the most developed countries, where online and card payments have been present for a long time.

[SamReomo]

I would not ignore Nigeria as a potential market for crypto projects. Globally, they are in the top 5 in terms of cryptocurrency users, with an estimated over 20 million users. This is not a small market at all.

I fully agree with you, people from Nigeria are highly into cryptocurrencies and we have many colleagues on this forum who're from Nigeria and they're doing quite well on this forum.

Personally, I've noticed that on most crypto places one can find Nigerian users and that's why they're important part of the market and no one can ignore them.

If I'm not wrong at least a few people from Nigeria might have used SageSwap as well. In a country like Nigeria cryptocurrencies can be helpful to improve the current position of the economy.

[UmerIdrees]

New coins added:

USDT Arbitrum
USDT Polygon (MATIC)
USDC Arbitrum
USDC Polygon (MATIC)
TON

I don't like such updates. Keeping it simpler is best.

USDT/USDC ERC20/TRC20 are sufficient; most of these pairs have limited uses, and fees are already low on the Ethereum blockchain. They're just scattering liquidity instead of concentrating it on specific pairs.

While the majority of the people will use the ERC20, Trc20 networks, what if there is one person out of 100 who has stable coins on the Polygon or Arbitrum network and when he finds that swapping pair at SageSwap, it will be a blessing for him.
So that is the reason that SageSwap is allowing swapping for as many pairs, so no one is left out 

[ZAINmalik75]

Yeah, sig campaigns have existed on this forum long before I created my account, ff course, back then I didn't understand it very well, nor did I know that users were being paid for giving up their space in the signature. If this model continues to this day, it's because, as long as it's a long-term investment (1y or more), it pays off, perhaps not in clicks on the links of the signature, but in brand recognition and reputation building. As long as the company remains reputable and doesn't block withdrawals or do anything else suspicious that could tarnish its reputation, the sky's the limit.

When I first saw Sageswap presenting themselves on another forum, I immediately noticed their dedication and quick responses. These guys are good, and if the volume has increased, they deserve it.

Not even the sky is the limit. They could provide their services as long as they cause no trouble, and that's how other platforms are still providing their services in the market. But trust has to be developed first, and that can only happen by being honest with the community. They are doing well by sharing everything they can to keep the community aware of what they have achieved and what they are going to do, like they did in their recent updates.

Are you talking about Altcoinstalks or some other forum? Signature campaigns are a source for these platforms to show the community that they exist, but signature campaigns alone are not enough. The reputation of the manager handling all this also plays an important role in the success of the project, and that's why Sageswap has chosen one of the best in the field.

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[joniboini]

Are you talking about Altcoinstalks or some other forum? Signature campaigns are a source for these platforms to show the community that they exist, but signature campaigns alone are not enough.

Isn't that why they're doing other stuff like raffles, contest, and so on too. Other forums sells their ad spot and I've seen many business buy them regularly. They clearly know maintaining brand presence requires more than users posting regularly here and there. Backlinks or reviews on other websites also seems to gain prominence now, judging from the fact that some new projects request a review on aggregator websites.

[FinneysTrueVision]

Do campaigns really help that much? Swaps probably do, but if another site that isn't a swap site launches a campaign, does that work well too? I don’t know if it has such a good impact on profits, people here are broke, and many of them are guys from India or Nigeria who have 20 accounts each to make money from campaigns. I’ve noticed a few accounts that are linked to each other, maybe I’ll make a thread about it somedayy

Reputation matters a lot when it comes to instant exchanges. There are so many scams out there that you don’t just need marketing, you also need to build trust with the community. I think SageSwap has done a really solid job and after six months since joining the forum they’ve gained recognition and are considered reliable.

On the flip side, there are also some poorly ran campaigns that only have a budget for a few weeks and don’t have good management. There are plenty of instant exchanges that advertised on the forum at some point, but they did not leave enough of an impression to still be remembered. I won’t throw anybody under the bus, but I will say that SageSwap has made some choices that I believe have produced good results compared to other companies that have come and gone.

[examplens]

If I may ask, wth is this?



First, I set the BTC to ETH pair, which displayed the rate normally. But when I just did the switch, a mess occurred. The widget (still) takes the previous value, in this case BTC.

What happened to this switch button, or is it something else? This white cube.

[Yamane_Keto]

What happened to this switch button, or is it something else? This white cube.

My browser does not show any swap arrow, the swap function works when I click next to get rate.



There is a problem with hosting arrow image (switch button)  https://sageswap.io/arrow.png

[SageSwap]

If I may ask, wth is this?



First, I set the BTC to ETH pair, which displayed the rate normally. But when I just did the switch, a mess occurred. The widget (still) takes the previous value, in this case BTC.

What happened to this switch button, or is it something else? This white cube.

What happened to this switch button, or is it something else? This white cube.

My browser does not show any swap arrow, the swap function works when I click next to get rate.



There is a problem with hosting arrow image (switch button)  https://sageswap.io/arrow.png

We'll look into it. Thank you for your reports.

[SamReomo]

While the majority of the people will use the ERC20, Trc20 networks, what if there is one person out of 100 who has stable coins on the Polygon or Arbitrum network and when he finds that swapping pair at SageSwap, it will be a blessing for him.
So that is the reason that SageSwap is allowing swapping for as many pairs, so no one is left out  

Well said, I personally always choose Polygon over other networks because its fee is quite low and it's good to see this network on Sageswap. I avoid other networks because those have some high fees that I don't want to pay and that's why I mostly choose polygon network when sending USDC or USDT and it works pretty well for me.

[Coyster]

If I'm not wrong at least a few people from Nigeria might have used SageSwap as well.

You are not wrong bro. For the record, i am from Nigeria and i have used and still use SageSwap. Low fees and very reliable, so i don't see why there wouldn't be more Nigerians like me who use this service too in this forum.

[examplens]

We'll look into it. Thank you for your reports.

I don't know if you've done anything about this, but the switch button is now understandable, although you still have a problem with loading images.
Check X icon

[TryNinja]

I don't know if you've done anything about this, but the switch button is now understandable, although you still have a problem with loading images.
Check X icon

Yeah, both icons are returning 404 not found:

https://sageswap.io/telegram.png
https://sageswap.io/x.png

"Not Found. You shouldn't be seeing this - please contact support and describe to them what you were doing."