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Topic: Why are signature campaign scarce? (Read 947 times)

sr. member
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September 18, 2017, 02:32:20 AM
#28
I don't think China has to do anything with the "scarcity" of the campaigns although there are really times when there are new campaigns offered and maybe it is just in time with the news with China.
China is not doing well to the world by banning bitcoins and other digital currencies. I don’t understand there is any problem in using these currencies, they are made for our convenience and many people are earning their livelihoods with these campaigns. China should revise her action at least once.
newbie
Activity: 28
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September 17, 2017, 10:49:58 PM
#27
Cant agree more that the supply of signature campaign is a matter of D/S in the market- too many people try to blame problems with crypto to China and they really need to stop
hero member
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September 17, 2017, 12:17:18 PM
#26
Yeah i can see why they pay a very small amount to their bounty because of the china ban. because china i think is the biggest ICO investors in the world, so that really got affected when china banned it, but theres still alot of bounties that have great potential and can still hit their max cap w/wo china.
Which campaigns are paying a small amount? Are we even on the same forum?
campaigns are paying over 2$ per post and you're saying it's not a lot? People are earning like $4 per hour in many countries and it's not even a low rate.


I'd say campaigns haven't change since the Chinese ban. Most of them are operating normally and their rates haven't changed.
newbie
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September 17, 2017, 03:35:35 AM
#25
Chinese business don't organize signature campaigns. For all other business which start signature campaigns - China is not their target audience. I don't see any correlation between news from China and number of signature campaigns.
And I can't say that signature campaigns pays little reward. Many campaigns didn't lowered their rates, no matter how bitcoin price was high. Some campaigns paying rewards fixed in $ value, but their rates also not bad.



Although  China has banned use of  bitcoin , it did not affect the maeket significantly. Definitely the decision  has an impact on the market but very low as  good number of people from China are invovled in this currency market. initially People were very worried but now the price of bitcoin still keep on increasing so the matter has been resolved properly.
newbie
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September 17, 2017, 03:19:42 AM
#24
I don't think that there is a scarecity of signature campaign rather  i feel it is highly competitive since so many people are joining everyday. Now we have got less chance to get our post accepted by campaing manager . They want quality posts . May be bit coin paid signature campaigns are less than others campaigns. Actually Number of campaigns varies time to time. So better to have patience and develop your knowledge and skills then you will be able to earn a lot by making quality posts.
sr. member
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September 16, 2017, 07:50:23 PM
#23
Yeah i can see why they pay a very small amount to their bounty because of the china ban. because china i think is the biggest ICO investors in the world, so that really got affected when china banned it, but theres still alot of bounties that have great potential and can still hit their max cap w/wo china.
legendary
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September 16, 2017, 02:55:47 PM
#22
I have observed that signature campaign are not forthcoming as users make applications and re-applications. Few campaigns  reward very minimal. Is it anything about China's ban?
What's your view?

Actually, this is not new mate, people leave the campaign to enroll to another campaign due to its good offer, yes it is so annoying for campaign but there is nothing they can do with that especially there is no rule for that, campaign were not strict to that kind of  attitude, and we cannot do anything for that.
What does the fact that people are switching campaigns has to do with them not registering new members or paying low? Could you explain your point because i find it completely irrelevant. The situation in China is not affecting services or advertising and campaigns are a part of that. I also find it strange that OP, being a newbie is so concerned about campaigns. If you came to the forum only for that, shame on you.
hero member
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September 16, 2017, 01:39:53 PM
#21
I have observed that signature campaign are not forthcoming as users make applications and re-applications. Few campaigns  reward very minimal. Is it anything about China's ban?
What's your view?

Actually, this is not new mate, people leave the campaign to enroll to another campaign due to its good offer, yes it is so annoying for campaign but there is nothing they can do with that especially there is no rule for that, campaign were not strict to that kind of  attitude, and we cannot do anything for that.
legendary
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September 15, 2017, 08:28:43 AM
#20
Chinese business don't organize signature campaigns. For all other business which start signature campaigns - China is not their target audience. I don't see any correlation between news from China and number of signature campaigns.
And I can't say that signature campaigns pays little reward. Many campaigns didn't lowered their rates, no matter how bitcoin price was high. Some campaigns paying rewards fixed in $ value, but their rates also not bad.
full member
Activity: 658
Merit: 152
September 14, 2017, 03:30:25 AM
#19
I have observed that signature campaign are not forthcoming as users make applications and re-applications. Few campaigns  reward very minimal. Is it anything about China's ban?
What's your view?
Signature campaigns have nothing with news around China or anything else, their function is commercial and nothing more. And if to talk about payments, they surly became lower than before, everything cause of bitcoins price, which was much lower previously. biggest part of campaigns start their activity with fiat investment and campaign would loose a lot in the case if they would continue to pay a lot per post in bitcoins.
legendary
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September 14, 2017, 03:19:39 AM
#18
China has nothing to do with signature campaigns here as very few if any has ever been from Chinese management or for Chinese product here. Signature campaign are not scarce, it is true that the reward is down compared to what it was before the surge in price of the bitcoin but still high ranked members are rewarded correctly for their posts. You need a bit more of experience in the forum before rushing to such conclusions.
sr. member
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September 14, 2017, 03:11:54 AM
#17
I don't think China has to do anything with the "scarcity" of the campaigns although there are really times when there are new campaigns offered and maybe it is just in time with the news with China.
hero member
Activity: 560
Merit: 500
September 14, 2017, 02:22:43 AM
#16
I have observed that signature campaign are not forthcoming as users make applications and re-applications. Few campaigns  reward very minimal. Is it anything about China's ban?
What's your view?
That is normal when bitcoin price is so high many takes advantage of cheap advertising. Those who are high rewarding have full slots of users and that is why signature campaigns are scarce. Somehow there is an effect about China's ICO ban on the signature campaigns since some ICO altcoin signature bounty campaigns are based in China and has decided to stop what they have planned because of China's ICO ban.
hero member
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September 14, 2017, 01:54:18 AM
#15
Sorry it is because of me. Every signature campaign that was in had gone. It is my legendary bad luck. The ones that was left are the ones that I was not in yet. They are still in the market because they do not welcome any new users.
hero member
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September 13, 2017, 06:13:08 PM
#14
Don't blame everything that happens to bitcoin to China. There is no connection to sig campaign and china banning bitcoin. Bitcoin is expensive now, so it is expensive to run campaigns in bitcoin.

If you are not seeing bitcoin signature campaign, look at alt-bounty sections. There are tons of signature bounty campaigns waiting to be filled.
Ha ha ha
true, China is a big problem. All issues are always China's cause. That is not true.
China is the largest country with the largest population, most bitcoin holders after Japan.
but it is not fair that China is always blamed.
need to think positively and wisely.
legendary
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September 13, 2017, 06:06:47 PM
#13
China is only one country in this world, do you think bitcoin and signature campaigns rely on one country?

Signature campaigns are scarce because they bring not more value for the provider. If it was a more profitable advertisement method, more operators would use it.

Yes, granted that China is "only one country in this world" but don't be in a hurry to forget that China is also the biggest economy in the world with its overwhelming population. I guess this is the point some of us here miss. Whatever happens in China, whether we admit it here or not, has a spiral effect on the rest of the world economically.
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
September 13, 2017, 05:15:17 PM
#12
I don't believe signature campaigns are scarce and pay less. Let's see, when BTC reached almost $5000, the campaign managers didn't reduce the value of payment for the different activity levels. Neither they should do now, because it's still not that much undervalue. And we have to see also that some of that they might not judge all of our postings, because some might be just spam. China's ban happened now, campaign prices are like this for atleast the last 4 months
hero member
Activity: 1148
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September 13, 2017, 02:30:27 PM
#11
Don't blame everything that happens to bitcoin to China. There is no connection to sig campaign and china banning bitcoin. Bitcoin is expensive now, so it is expensive to run campaigns in bitcoin.

If you are not seeing bitcoin signature campaign, look at alt-bounty sections. There are tons of signature bounty campaigns waiting to be filled.
full member
Activity: 415
Merit: 100
September 13, 2017, 02:18:39 PM
#10
It is simply a case of profitability, if signature campaigns were profitable to run because they brought in extra business, then more would be run, if they aren't profitable then less will be run. I think you will find there are still many campaigns to choose between if you consider promoting alt-coins. These are more variable in terms of reward but if you pick a good coin to promote they can be very lucrative.
legendary
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September 13, 2017, 01:47:28 PM
#9
I have observed that signature campaign are not forthcoming as users make applications and re-applications. Few campaigns  reward very minimal. Is it anything about China's ban?
What's your view?
OP,  your observations are right. There's scarcity of signature campaigns paying in bitcoins these few days here. There is so much apprehension in the crypto world because of "China". This has caused  developers to be laid back and observing how things unfold before rolling out campaigns. It isn't really because there are so many people in the forum chasing after these campaigns. For instance before now we had on regularly basis an average of five fresh campaigns weekly. But now we have fewer campaigns. Devs are being careful.

I wouldn’t say signature campaigns are scarce and China has nothing to do with campaigns at all. It is true that there are more people applying for signature campaigns than positions available...

China has a lot to do with it! If not, why do prices of cryptos plunge each time there is a negative news from China?

You have either misread what I wrote or you are distorting what I say. I am not saying that China has nothing to do with cryptos, what I do say is that it has nothing to do with signature campaigns and I am not, at all, the only one in this thread.

You are saying that there are fewer now but correlation doesn’t imply causation. Can you prove that that’s because of China and not because of other reasons?
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