Host Campaigns for established coin.

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Quote from: cryptospreader on August 15, 2016, 06:41:32 AM

This is a wish or request.

Why don't you host twitter or other campaigns for a revival of community for coins like Mint, Myriad, Bunny, doge, dgb, litedoge?. Appreciate your suggestions.

Thanks.

I think we just need decent debs that think long term and not short term greed and early runs. Think about it. Do you want to eat this pizza now ? Or wait till next week and get 3 ? I mean sire its easier to get the 1 pizza but afterwards ? What then ? It's all gone. Rather wait fpr the 3 pizzas and eat 1 and save 2 . Now you have even more pizzas to look forward to once you sell the other 2. It grows and grows. Only a fool picks the first option. A wise Dev understands social interaction with holders is key and vital. Hopefully am unknown Dev will hot the markets in a few months time who knows ?? Maybe someone will stand up and own ?? I guess its too much of a challenge for these devs that run or give up and abandon.

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Quote from: Oralmat on August 16, 2016, 01:02:43 PM

Quote from: yahoo62278 on August 15, 2016, 03:42:06 PM

Quote from: cryptospreader on August 15, 2016, 06:41:32 AM

This is a wish or request.

Why don't you host twitter or other campaigns for a revival of community for coins like Mint, Myriad, Bunny, doge, dgb, litedoge?. Appreciate your suggestions.

Thanks.

It is up to the devs of those coins to decide whether or not to try n revive old cryptos. The community isnt gonna pay for someone like me to manage a campaign for a coin that they dont run

Most of the Old cOins like Dogecoin, litecoin are well established and do not need promotion etc. For the new coins, the owner needs to have a considerable budget to be able to start the Signature Campaign.

Yeah indeed they gather more fame by just talk itself so why bother to have promotion? and also come to think of it why such a dead coin would be hit again to the traders? Reviving a coin is risky and though to do since old trader and big whales wouln't provably spend their money on those coins who died already, died coins will surely struggle since there are many good coins are attracting to those crypto enthusiast so better to make new and promoted it rather than making a promotion on those died ones.

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Quote from: yahoo62278 on August 15, 2016, 03:42:06 PM

Quote from: cryptospreader on August 15, 2016, 06:41:32 AM

This is a wish or request.

Why don't you host twitter or other campaigns for a revival of community for coins like Mint, Myriad, Bunny, doge, dgb, litedoge?. Appreciate your suggestions.

Thanks.

It is up to the devs of those coins to decide whether or not to try n revive old cryptos. The community isnt gonna pay for someone like me to manage a campaign for a coin that they dont run

Most of the Old cOins like Dogecoin, litecoin are well established and do not need promotion etc. For the new coins, the owner needs to have a considerable budget to be able to start the Signature Campaign.

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Quote from: Babayega31 on August 15, 2016, 10:59:10 PM

Quote from: yahoo62278 on August 15, 2016, 03:42:06 PM

Quote from: cryptospreader on August 15, 2016, 06:41:32 AM

This is a wish or request.

Why don't you host twitter or other campaigns for a revival of community for coins like Mint, Myriad, Bunny, doge, dgb, litedoge?. Appreciate your suggestions.

Thanks.

It is up to the devs of those coins to decide whether or not to try n revive old cryptos. The community isnt gonna pay for someone like me to manage a campaign for a coin that they dont run

Yeah people cannot trust died already coin its not worth it for dev to revive it anadd it can cost them many USD if they will push this to be happen, the competition on market trades are very heavy and it is bad idea for died coin to excell in the market where there are fresh coins and new ICO coin existing today.

this is not true that those old coins are dead. but those coins are free now. I mean to say those coins, like litecoin, dogecoin and bitcoin, are very old and not they are free and not in under control of any specific developer or owner.. thats the reason why people don't run campaign for promote these coins themselves.

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Quote from: yahoo62278 on August 15, 2016, 03:42:06 PM

Quote from: cryptospreader on August 15, 2016, 06:41:32 AM

This is a wish or request.

Why don't you host twitter or other campaigns for a revival of community for coins like Mint, Myriad, Bunny, doge, dgb, litedoge?. Appreciate your suggestions.

Thanks.

It is up to the devs of those coins to decide whether or not to try n revive old cryptos. The community isnt gonna pay for someone like me to manage a campaign for a coin that they dont run

Yeah people cannot trust died already coin its not worth it for dev to revive it anadd it can cost them many USD if they will push this to be happen, the competition on market trades are very heavy and it is bad idea for died coin to excell in the market where there are fresh coins and new ICO coin existing today.

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Quote from: cryptospreader on August 15, 2016, 06:41:32 AM

This is a wish or request.

Why don't you host twitter or other campaigns for a revival of community for coins like Mint, Myriad, Bunny, doge, dgb, litedoge?. Appreciate your suggestions.

Thanks.

It is up to the devs of those coins to decide whether or not to try n revive old cryptos. The community isnt gonna pay for someone like me to manage a campaign for a coin that they dont run

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This is a wish or request.

Why don't you host twitter or other campaigns for a revival of community for coins like Mint, Myriad, Bunny, doge, dgb, litedoge?. Appreciate your suggestions.

Thanks.

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