Topic: [ENDED] ChipMixer Signature Campaign | Sr Member+ - page 44. (Read 303553 times)

The yellow vests are coming 

SHAMEFUL from everyone here


shameful from chipmixer. reducing payments by half would be plenty, and still less than at 2017 peak. reducing by 5 times (80 per cent) is shameful. users stuck with you in 2018-2019-2020 when prices are low and other campaigns are paying higher. going months with low payments when other campaigns pay more. did not ask for more money or leaving to join other campaign. prices go high and in a few days chipmixer slash payment by 80 per cent. this is how they treat loyal campaigners? chipmixer used to have reputation for caring about users and caring about community but not anymore. they treat like dirt. expendable. i never again use or support a mixer which turns on loyal users so quickly. bitcoin volume is ten times higher than in 2017-2018-2019. chipmixer making more profits than ever. they treat loyal users with big reduction. shameful.


shameful from chipmixer campaigners. everyone says how you are best posters on forum. you set an example. chipmixer cut payments by 5 times and you all defend them? scared to have last few scraps taken away too? you set example that if best posters on forum can be treated like shit and accept it and still DEFEND THE COMPANY THAT TREATS THEM LIKE SHIT then anyone else can get away with it too. you make the forum worse for everyone being spineless shits. no one is happy with 5 times cut, but you all say its fine we are still the best yadayadayada. shameful. now watch you all argue with me. none want to admit i am right in case chipmixer takes away last few cents.


now highest paying campaign is bitcasino. pays 0.018 every week for 25 posts. 2 times as chipmixer pays now for half as many posts. pays users like this https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/mich-9645 red trust spammer
this spammer is highest paid user on the forum, paid 4 times for each post what chipmixer is paying. hope chipmixer are happy being promoted by shit and spam with red trust like this because that is all they will get with these payments. in time all good users leave and only shit users join.


chipmixer ruin their reputation, turn on loyal users, will get spammers on their campaign, while making most profits ever. shameful. used to stand out as great company. now turn in to just another mixer that spams for a few months and then gone forever.

@darkstar_, as someone who has watched the charts a bit I think Friday at 23:59 might be a good time to get the btc conversion rate. There's normally something stupid happening on the Sunday-Monday period price wise. (although it might not affect things too much in the bull run).


Yeah @lidl, stop converting euros to pounds because it makes pounds seem like they're not a real currency: is my problem with that statement.

You buy a decent house in the UK you can expect to pay £250k+, to buy a nice house in Sweden you can probably expect to pay 2.5M krona+ (you actually could buy both with €230k if you really wanted to, I'm sure there's someone out there within the next 6 weeks+ - typical minimum house sale period that would take you up on that conversion without fees).

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It is a point that if you earn in a currency you can expect to be paying in that currency for simplicity but I can understand the reasons not to.

And I suppose this is decent compared to my £1/0.01btc a week i made when I was a (I think full) member here.

I'm perfectly ok with the change, in fact I expected it already when Bitcoin hit $20000.

However, I am among those who hoped for an adjustment to a new BTC-based rate. Signature campaigns are one of the few services or items that were, for a long time, mostly priced in BTC, even if frequent changes to the rate were made. This made Bitcoin, at least in this small market and for limited timeframes, an unit of account, one of the essential functions of a currency.

Now, if I counted well, there are only 5 campaigns left with payout rates calculated in BTC, while the rest (around 15) moved to USD-based payments. In contrast, in the bull run of 2017 rates were still mostly priced in BTC.

I can perfectly understand the reasons behind this change, volatility is very high and continuously adjusting BTC-based rates would consume time and work in such a situation, and it would also be riskier for the entities behind the campaigns. But it's a bit sad because it shows how far away Bitcoin is still from being a "real currency".

I was obviously not referring to you, as my response was obviously sarcasm.

My God what has this topic turned into...
Maybe it is time for OP or moderators to lock it and open new separate Chipmixer discussion topic for more bright ideas

Welcome to the club "$ payment rate" 
no matter based on source manager will determine value until you get bitcoin it will flow for a while, sometimes it will be more, sometimes less than expected in $.
you will only rejoice when the price drops the day before the payment. 

I was one of very few people who got paid BTC0.405 for one week when I was a participant of a reputed campaign here (don't remember their name though as it was during 2014). My bad I didn't save them 

inb4 USD hyperinflation

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We've still got time... stimuli are not gonna be coming out that fast, right? ... right?

The current payments are more than fine. Now shh... time to domp the BTC price

We could decide this in advance, raffle style, so can we have a lottery each week on Monday electing a member who will then pick 6 other members each selecting a day, again we have a raffle to see who the winner is and when we finally have decided the day, that person will pick a random block number that is supposed to be mined on that day and the actual time of the block will determine the price. We could also have a very complicated algorithm to determine what exchange we consider, but just as HeRetiK said, you won't get two ideas in the same post for just 6$  

Or, we could get paid in USDT, right after we complete the KYC process
Or...I could shut up!
I'm 100% sure at least one of my three ideas will be appreciated!

Now seriously, I don't think that should be a concern, in the long run it will even out as in tossing coins, unless we are the unluckiest people on this forum which obviously we are not!

Ironically, I don't think they are referring to you but instead people in general who were trying to bring the high payment of members to attention.

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Not like it was a big deal: it was an obvious choice and anyone who wasn't expecting it... well... the campaign was probably the highest-paying for many months.

Are you trying to be an arbiter elegantiae here? I am sorry for but you better DYOR before spitting out judgements (free advice). I have never applied for this campaign. Not 1, not 2 not even 1000 attempts from my side. "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt."

Just want to state my opinion about the things that are happening around this signature campaign.

First of all, highest percentage of Chipmixer's signature participants are very good persons who really take care of this forum, do a lot of things to make the user experience better (Loycev's tools), they try to make this forum free from scammers. There are a lot of good things that they do.

But at the same time I see that as bitcoin's price went higher, if we calculate, they get a lot of money in USD (if we convert bitcoins). A lot of users here are envious. They don't like it when they get some bucks by spamming and hate when others earn more money, even if they put a lot of work in it.

As I see, a lot of users posts things like these: Bitcoin is number one currency, bitcoin over USD, bitcoin's value shouldn't be calculated in USD, etc. But their behaviours show a different opinion. It's clear that for people Bitcoin is a shadow of USD and not really Bitcoin.

Can't get in after thousands of attempts? Easy, just throw a tantrum and try to harm their members instead.

I share your opinion, and I believe many others who appreciated the amount CM paid in BTC no matter how much BTC was worth at some point compared to fiat. Although this is still the best paid signature campaign on the forum, I personally hoped it would not go in the same direction as all other campaigns.

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You’ve noticed this well, and it’s not the first time that some members who have nothing to do with CM opt for such moves. But when some of the CM members publicly declare that they would like to participate in this campaign even if the pay rates are reduced by 90%, then what can you expect from the owner then to react in this way.

“Ask, and it will be given to you;"

So if bitcoin would dump bad I will come here and look at the spreadsheet to see if you guys all dumped your btc stash simultaneously.  
I only wanted to point out that too many people (non-participants) started whining about the rates being so high. I do not know whether how this affected the decision or not but it is really sad to notice how people can be small and petty wishing that others lose what they have gained.
ChipMixers, most of them, are some of the most active and more technically advanced guys around here. A few rather interesting projects on Bitcointalk have been started and run thanks to them.

Sapta on week 103.

I don't think Lauda posted a farewell message of some sort in here ^{[perhaps in another thread or I might be wrong]}.

Exactly. Here are users that left this campaign ^{[for those that are interested]}:
^{- Personally, "I didn't leave" because of its rate but rather due to not having enough time [I was about to relocate to another country] and it felt wrong to occupy a spot while not giving back what ChipMixer deserved.}

Why not hope a better campaign from another company and they make it long lasting too?

Let us all hope bitcoin drops down to $1 so that they pay us BTC6/post

But seriously when I joined this campaign the rate was among the "low rates" since the highest pay per post was 0.0018BTC. The only reason why this campaign suddenly turned into "highest rate" and attracted some drama was because they kept their pay rate the same while others reduced it or died.

Mixed feelings for me. Though I'd totally prefer a non-USD peg, I guess it's something that would be handy whenever we enter the next bear market, I guess. 🤷‍♂️