It's not different.
In all cases, every aspect of a site or service with some form of valuable nature to it that can be transferred from one account to another can and will be used to make money with. That's how the economics work. Call it profiteering, investing, whatever, people are making money with these things. It has been happening for over a decade.
In all cases, every aspect of a site or service with some form of valuable nature to it that can be transferred from one account to another can and will be used to make money with. That's how the economics work. Call it profiteering, investing, whatever, people are making money with these things. It has been happening for over a decade.
They are different at how they work and how you earn money with it.
Coins in which you invest are like stocks or property you buy them and hope in x years you will sell at a profit.
The funds on paysafe, pp, amazon or facecoin are like the products a shop stocks up and add a commission.
In the first case, you have to wait for (if) the price increase and sell with minimum fuss.
In the second case, you don't care about the price, the problem is finding a customer, the profit is guaranteed but only if you find any.
The first revenue is generated by markets, the other one is actually work you're putting in.
@stompix, I've been seeing Popper's name pop up all over my feed a lot this year, and I'm not even following him. Thumbing down his name on my aggregators don't seem to be working.
I've stopped using aggregators a long time, they are pushing every no news and their "related" spectrum is so large in two clicks you're away from Intel news to protests in Uganda.
Both from this couple have less than 200 followers each and their tweets, in Filipino, obviously have nothing to do with the topic.
