Signature Campaign Manager Marketshare/Revenue Observer

[mindrust]

This topic is a derivative of Mitchell's topic Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns and its current maintainer ralle14's posts.

Here I will track the current market share of each campaign manager and the estimated revenue they create with the signature campaigns. I build a chart history by collecting the pastebin links from ralle14's posts and the script i wrote will be adding the necessary info to the database as he posts the weekly updates.

I may or I may not create a bot for this task and do the updates in this thread automatically based on ralle14's weekly updates. If there is demand in this thread, I will probably do that. If not, i will keep updating it manually for a while and if people stop caring about it, I'll share the source code and name a successor in case somebody else want to continue with the experiment.

This topic may look similar to the topic which CryptoHeadlineNews started but i believe it is not exactly the same and there are 2 main reasons.

1- I will be updating the thread as long as ralle14 updates Mitchell's thread, so it is not a one time 2025 statistics thread. (I'll stop only if nobody starts caring about it)
2- My charts are kind of more detailed. (not saying CryptoHeadlineNews's topic is bad, it is just different)

Here is the first update based on ralle14's Jan 12 2026 post (and the historical charts which I back filled):

*Weekly revenue generation is an estimate. Not fully correct numbers.





Full Data: https://pastebin.com/qgQDR56k

Summary:

• Hhampuz dominates on slot numbers. Even though he manages only 5 campaigns, his campaigns employ nearly 300 people and his campaigns alone generates ~20k usd revenue for the forum people every week.
• His closest competitor is Little Mouse who hosts 12 campaigns and 236 slots and generates est. 17k usd revenue. I'd say his position is stronger than Hhampuz.
• Bitcoin paying signature campaigns generate (est. avg.) $45k revenue per week and employ 667 people. That's huge.
• There are currently 32 bitcoin paying signature campaigns in the forum and that's in line with the historical averages.

Feel free to add your own comments.

[mindrust]

Reserved for changelog.

[Darker45]

Although it fluctuates, the current $45,000 of revenue per week is indeed huge. That's not even counting the campaigns of Bitsler, Stake, and others that pay in stablecoins, and other campaigns like review, personal text, or avatar that also pay in Bitcoin.

Anyway, I thought the ranking was based on "marketshare/revenue" but then I noticed that julerz12 is ranked higher than icopress even though the latter has a larger weekly revenue share. So it's about campaign slots.

• There are currently 37 bitcoin paying signature campaigns in the forum and that's in line with the historical averages.

I was looking at the list and there are only 32 of them. I wonder if you're missing some campaigns on the list or the total is wrong.

[mindrust]

Although it fluctuates, the current $45,000 of revenue per week is indeed huge. That's not even counting the campaigns of Bitsler, Stake, and others that pay in stablecoins, and other campaigns like review, personal text, or avatar that also pay in Bitcoin.

Anyway, I thought the ranking was based on "marketshare/revenue" but then I noticed that julerz12 is ranked higher than icopress even though the latter has a larger weekly revenue share. So it's about campaign slots.

• There are currently 37 bitcoin paying signature campaigns in the forum and that's in line with the historical averages.

I was looking at the list and there are only 32 of them. I wonder if you're missing some campaigns on the list or the total is wrong.

Thanks for the input, It looks like it was my own typo. I counted 32 too and I don’t see it showing 37 in the chart either. That means this was a human issue, not code. Shit happens  

I’d like to track bounty/altcoin paying campaigns too but then I’ll need someone like ralle14 in that part of the forum so this post is only about bitcoin paying signature campaigns for now.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Good thread. I had seen how Little Mouse had been increasing its campaign management in recent years, and I see that it even surpassed Hhampuz at one point, although now, with some campaigns reducing slots and some campaigns ending, he has fallen a bit behind. Hhampuz has a very good position, managing insane numbers with only five campaigns. The one that surprises me a little is AB from Royse777, who I thought was doing more business here, but must be doing business elsewhere.

[robelneo]

The one that surprises me a little is AB from Royse777, who I thought was doing more business here, but must be doing business elsewhere.

Yes, he is currently managing other campaigns on altcoinstalks. He has 3 signature campaigns on that forum and also his Telegram group. I'm sure he'll manage more campaigns this year.
Big thanks for OP for creating this data and to all campaign managers for inviting platforms to market their platforms here. I hope to see other platforms likean exchange. We have a great year ahead.

[Synchronice]

Good thread. I had seen how Little Mouse had been increasing its campaign management in recent years, and I see that it even surpassed Hhampuz at one point, although now, with some campaigns reducing slots and some campaigns ending, he has fallen a bit behind. Hhampuz has a very good position, managing insane numbers with only five campaigns. The one that surprises me a little is AB from Royse777, who I thought was doing more business here, but must be doing business elsewhere.

Royse and icopress were at their pinnacle in 2023, when Bitcoin mixers were aggressively promoting their services on this forum with a very high payrate. These two had the most campaigns. Later, when mixers got banned, they lost many campaigns on Bitcointalk but Little Mouse became more successful with his strategy. He created more signature campaigns than anyone else in the last two years. Hhampuz has old but gold deals, his companies are very loyal to him, to this forum and to the users. He runs the most lasting campaigns on this forum since before I joined this forum.

OP, did you check the actual number of slots of Hhampuz's campaigns in Google Sheet? I remember that once I randomly noticed on one of his campaign that number of slots in the ANN thread were significantly high compared to the number of slots that he actually had written in the sheet.

[mindrust]

OP, did you check the actual number of slots of Hhampuz's campaigns in Google Sheet? I remember that once I randomly noticed on one of his campaign that number of slots in the ANN thread were significantly high compared to the number of slots that he actually had written in the sheet.

I haven't done that because otherwise I'd have to do manual checks for every campaign out there, if I go with that route I would end up adding all the avatar and altcoin/bounty campaigns too and that would be a full time job for me. (not necessarily but I am saying I probably wouldn't stop at checking btc paying sig camps, that's my point) Maybe we should contact ralle14 so he can update his slot data...

I just wish I had someone like ralle14 in altcoin marketplace service discussion, tracking the altcoin paying campaigns so I could see the full picture. I don't know why nobody's doing it.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Hhampuz has old but gold deals, his companies are very loyal to him, to this forum and to the users. He runs the most lasting campaigns on this forum since before I joined this forum.

Also, I would say that maybe because he's been successful with campaigns for a long time he probably doesn't waste his time on potential new campaigns that don't have a clear long-term commitment and a good budget. I imagine that other managers who are not as established do take on such campaigns, at least some of which last only a few weeks.

[memehunter]

Wow, a solid idea and great efforts.
I wonder is it possible/any good to have similar stats of average per post payment of signature campaign members, across all ranks. This will give us an idea about how valuable average post (on average) is becoming here (ofc in terms of monetary value) for sponsoring platforms.
Solid work here @mindrust, you have just sparked some additional competitive spirit among managers hahaha.

[mindrust]

Wow, a solid idea and great efforts.
I wonder is it possible/any good to have similar stats of average per post payment of signature campaign members, across all ranks. This will give us an idea about how valuable average post (on average) is becoming here (ofc in terms of monetary value) for sponsoring platforms.
Solid work here @mindrust, you have just sparked some additional competitive spirit among managers hahaha.

Sig Camp managers track user stats to pick the best posters for their campaigns, maybe we should track sig camp manager performance to pick the most reliable and best paying ones. 

Look at dat, Hhampuz and LM are working like corporates employing hundreds of people. I wonder if they will go public in the future. I'd like to inspect their balance sheets as well. Yummy. I want shares in Hhampuz-Corp.

[tabas]

I'm thinking why yahoo because he's got an active signature campaign(USDT) isn't there but yeah, these are all bitcoin-paying signature campaigns and the data from mitchell's overview signature campaign thread. But I think a reputable manager can also be part of that since it's all about the marketshare/revenue of signature campaigns and there can be an exception with it. Either way, good job OP and thanks for the data and graphs, thinking of how much the whole thing generates weekly it's getting the interest of anybody who like the idea of revenue. This data should also attract more advertisers and give them marketing-driven ideas.

[mindrust]

Man I wish some hardworking person like ralle14 was tracking altcoin/bounty sig camps and posted them here...

As far as I know there are bitsler, stake and...? which ones were there again? It shouldn't be a hard task for an ambitious forum user who wants to rank up fast.

I would merit a hard working person like who created a thread similar to Mitchell's in bounties section, I'd merit him gud. It is sad, nobody's taking the hint. The rumors were true, merits ain't worth jackshit anymore. Nobody wants to rank up. Sad. (hint: potential merit prize in double digits, and even more if you keep it running)

I have taken a look at the bounties section and couldn't really find another sig camp other than stake&bitsler... I can add those to my calcs but I can't track the bounties section the same way ralle14 does every week hence, I need someone do it... If nobody does it, no big loss since there are only 2 campaigns there but It would be nice to have them to have the complete bitcointalk revenue generation and employment numbers.

We will do GDP calculations next. :p

[Findingnemo]

It'a like a total of 600 slots and we still keep hearing the statement like the forum is only active because of the signature campaigns, I am sure if we remove those 600 slots still the bitcointalk will maintain it's legacy.

Now coming to the topic Yahoo isn't there is the big surprise for me because I remember he used to be the most active campaign manager in 2018 and he almost launched every bitcoin paying sig campaigns but now we got more competition. I guess, it's another proof to remind that everything changes with time.

Good work, OP. +2.