However, there is a feature that enables users to charge subscriptions for access to their content. For instance, if a user provides sell signals, only paid subscribers will be able to view it. The content creator receives 100% of the subscription revenue.
You claimed to be
The Ultimate Twitter-Like Platform made for the Crypto Community Bitrr.io! BTC
But so far, I have not yet stumbled upon a tweet on Twitter or X where I have to pay to see it, or a popular Cryptocurrency platform that reaches a level of success where members or visitors need to pay to see the content.
I don't know how you came up with a concept like this in the Crypto community when Satoshi Nakamoto promoted free speech and gave us the code for Bitcoin for free.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts fortunecrypto.
I appreciate your perspective on the importance of free access to information in the crypto community. Bitrr crypto platform aims to offer unique and valuable content that provides an enhanced experience for our users. We believe that, while some content should remain freely accessible, there are certain premium features and insights that can offer significant value to our members like selling signals. This approach allows us to continue innovating and improving our services. We hope you'll give it a try and share your feedback with us as we strive to balance accessibility with premium offerings. Many features will be implemented as time pass by :-)
I don't know how you came up with a concept like this in the Crypto community when Satoshi Nakamoto promoted free speech and gave us the code for Bitcoin for free.
This is very common. People are unhappy with the way coins were distributed here, and want to do it again under their leadership. Same reason most alt-coins or million dollar home pages are created.
At Bitrr, we're committed to being transparent and fair. We're always open to community input to help us improve. Your thoughts are important to us as we work to make Bitrr better for everyone.
I'm sipping my tea and taking notes on these feedbacks Bitrr receiving.
Some of the community's points might be spot on. Negative feedback can be really beneficial, and we're listening to what everyone has to say. Bitrr is always looking to improve, and your insights are valuable to us. Cheers! to all
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Speaking of permissions, did Twitter [or rather X] allow you to create such a platform?
Do they have an exclusive right to this type of social platform? As far as I know, there are other social platforms that are based on a similar concept, but I have never come across information that they asked permission from anyone.
As for these new social platforms, I think they can hardly break into the market and take a significant share, because we know that behind all successful projects there is huge money that pays for promotion that reaches literally everyone with a smartphone or a personal computer.
Lucius we understand that breaking into the market is a significant challenge, especially against well-funded competitors. At Bitrr, we believe in the power of community and innovation. Our focus is on providing unique value and fostering a strong, engaged user base.
Additionally, we're currently in our beta phase because we know it's silly to market a product without thorough testing and community feedback. Once we've refined our platform and built a solid team, we'll consider marketing Bitrr more aggressively. Bitrr appreciate your insights and committed to growing and improving with our crypto community's support hence why im here for your support. lets not judge a book by its cover.
This is not the kind of platform that will appeal to the Crypto community Out of curiosity my niece join and show me around so if you join and you are not part of that 1000 you have to upgrade for $5 to be able to enjoy all the benefits.
The benefits and the features that members will have to pay are already available on platforms like Bitcointalk, Medium, YouTube X.com, why would they pay something when they can access the information free on other platforms.
This is a big contradiction from publish0x.com, where you'll get paid for sharing your knowledge, and those who read and rate your articles will also earn.
While some benefits require a small upgrade fee, this helps us maintain and improve the platform, ensuring a high-quality experience for all users. We're currently in the beta phase, gathering valuable feedback to refine our offerings. Once we've built a strong foundation, we plan to expand and enhance our features further.
We appreciate your comparison to publish0x.com and are continuously exploring ways to reward our users for their contributions. Your insights are crucial as we strive to create a platform that meets the needs of our community.
I'm glad you mentioned publish0x.com, as it gives Bitrr a great idea for implementing a feature that pays users for their content. This is an amazing idea and we're excited to explore how we can integrate similar features to reward our community for their contributions. Thanks for the suggestion!
Listen up,
There are some serious red flags in your post that I need to point out. Your service is already suspicious, and these issues make it even more so. Here are some problems that I can't ignore:
1. Profit-sharing: You're offering lifetime profit-sharing benefits to the first 1000 members. That's a huge promise, and it's not something that any other social media platforms offer. It sounds too good to be true, and people are going to be skeptical. This kind of promise is often a sign of a scam or a shady business practice.
2. Affiliate program: You're offering $0.10 for each user sign-up through an affiliate program. This is a terrible idea. It's going to incentivize spamming and fraudulent activities, and it's going to harm your reputation. This kind of tactic is often used by unscrupulous marketers who are more interested in making a quick buck than building a sustainable community.
3. Exclusive benefits: You're offering exclusive benefits to the first 1000 members. This is a cheap tactic to create a sense of urgency and pressure people to join without fully understanding the service. It's manipulative and unethical. This kind of pressure tactic is often used by scammers who are trying to rush people into making a decision without thinking it through.
Given these red flags, I strongly advise all members to be very careful before getting involved with this service. Don't let your guard down, and don't let the promise of exclusive benefits cloud your judgment. Stay safe out there.
Hey there, ditec_wrogn
Thanks for pointing out your concerns. Let’s break it down:
1. **Profit-sharing**: Offering lifetime profit-sharing to the first 1000 members is indeed a bold promise. We understand it sounds too good to be true, but our aim is to build a loyal and engaged community right from the start. It's a way of saying thank you to our early adopters.
2. **Affiliate program**: You're right, $0.10 per sign-up could attract spammers. We’re keeping a close eye on this to prevent any fraudulent activities. The goal is to spread the word, not to compromise our integrity.
3. **Exclusive benefits**: We get it, exclusivity can seem like a pressure tactic. But really, it’s just our way of rewarding those who believe in us early on. We want to build excitement and give our first users something special.
Your concerns are valid, and we’re committed to addressing them. Our main focus is to create a trustworthy and valuable platform for everyone. Thanks for keeping us on our toes!
Do they have an exclusive right to this type of social platform? As far as I know, there are other social platforms that are based on a similar concept, but I have never come across information that they asked permission from anyone.
I have limited knowledge about other social platforms, but back when X was still called Twitter, they were planning to sue Meta over the release of their Threads app that was somewhat similar to Twitter
[not sure what happened in the end, but I expect the same thing happening to Bitrr if it becomes popular in the future].
Thanks for bringing this up. It’s true that competition in the social media space can get pretty intense. The situation you mentioned with X (formerly Twitter) and Meta’s Threads app is a good example. If Bitrr becomes popular, I'm confident it will stand out with its unique features. Plus, being an .io domain and focused on the crypto community gives us a distinctive edge. Good luck to the competition!
However, over time, things will change and many new features will be implemented. Who knows, maybe the big players will learn and copy from the small players! before they get there hands dirty!..These big companies have teams that hunt for new sites with fresh ideas and features.
Appreciate your input and keeping the conversation interesting! :-)
