Topic: Will gambling signature promoters still get the same rate - page 2. (Read 368 times)
If your manager decides to change that or the owner of the campaign, you will get an adjust but if there's none, nothing will happen. Your payment is as is, no matter what the price is, you will get the same amount. You are being paid with bitcoin not with dollar rates.
I'd like to believe they won't adjust unless they restart the campaign and hire someone else to manage it. Its the long-running signature campaigns that might actually be doing it but for those who run with a fixed amount in USD, they'd continue to do so. It won't affect them even if the price of BTC goes $250K. Just imagine how much a signature promoter could earn weekly if btc really would go $250k.
Well, I don't think perhaps my answer is no. The manager is only to manage but the one who hold for the budget is the owner. They had a privilege to change anytime the payment rate. But I don't see this, --even bustadice they are here for how many years but the rate is still the same and the price movement of bitcoin does not matter. I don't see a problem here, if the gambling company has seen the progress that they want to have ads here, they will continue their business. Indeed, the signature promoters will still get the same no matter what. We are lucky if the bitcoin price goes up. [for the BTC rate]If you say so. But there had been instances that the campaign changed its rates. Its not up to the participants but to the owner and restarting the campaign is just a way for them to do it. If bustadice doesn't do that and Chipmixer doesn't do that, its their rules.
If it continues to do so, maybe we really need to move to lightning networks so that we can save satoshis from spending it to the fees.
I'd like to believe they won't adjust unless they restart the campaign and hire someone else to manage it. Its the long-running signature campaigns that might actually be doing it but for those who run with a fixed amount in USD, they'd continue to do so. It won't affect them even if the price of BTC goes $250K. Just imagine how much a signature promoter could earn weekly if btc really would go $250k.
Well, I don't think perhaps my answer is no. The manager is only to manage but the one who hold for the budget is the owner. They had a privilege to change anytime the payment rate. But I don't see this, --even bustadice they are here for how many years but the rate is still the same and the price movement of bitcoin does not matter. I don't see a problem here, if the gambling company has seen the progress that they want to have ads here, they will continue their business. Indeed, the signature promoters will still get the same no matter what. We are lucky if the bitcoin price goes up. [for the BTC rate]If you say so. But there had been instances that the campaign changed its rates. Its not up to the participants but to the owner and restarting the campaign is just a way for them to do it. If bustadice doesn't do that and Chipmixer doesn't do that, its their rules.
If it continues to do so, maybe we really need to move to lightning networks so that we can save satoshis from spending it to the fees.
There are campaigns which havent changed up their payrate and as mentioned about Chipmixer which they are the highest paying campaign at the moment if we do base up on USD value.
0.0375/week on max post is hell of a paycheck on week basis.We dont know on why they havent changed it up but we know that it do also had cons because if btc drops then expect for
the value to be lower but for not its still hard for it to happen and lucky for those participants who are part of it.
The trend has slowly changed, before the payment is just per sats or all btc, but now most campaigns payment are already pegged with the USD valued, they may or may not adjust it, that's according to their own discretion, there's only one campaign that are consistent with their rate regardless if the value of bitcoin will rise, and that is chipmixer.
I consider this as gambling related discussion but I can be corrected on where to move this topic, but what if in the next month Bitcoin suddenly jump to $30000 or more will gambling promoters still get the same rate that they are getting in Bitcoin like me I'm getting 3000 sats per posts will the developers and admin reduced the amount or retain it, this is one of my motivation in promoting gambling sites, I dream of getting $1 or more per posts equivalent when Bitcoin pump.
Very interesting point. In fact if promoters were paying this way I think it would help to stabilize Bitcoin but unfortunately they don't AFAIK.So they will certainly lower the bounties in BTC value
I'd like to believe they won't adjust unless they restart the campaign and hire someone else to manage it. Its the long-running signature campaigns that might actually be doing it but for those who run with a fixed amount in USD, they'd continue to do so. It won't affect them even if the price of BTC goes $250K. Just imagine how much a signature promoter could earn weekly if btc really would go $250k.
Well, I don't think perhaps my answer is no. The manager is only to manage but the one who hold for the budget is the owner. They had a privilege to change anytime the payment rate. But I don't see this, --even bustadice they are here for how many years but the rate is still the same and the price movement of bitcoin does not matter. I don't see a problem here, if the gambling company has seen the progress that they want to have ads here, they will continue their business. Indeed, the signature promoters will still get the same no matter what. We are lucky if the bitcoin price goes up. [for the BTC rate]If you say so. But there had been instances that the campaign changed its rates. Its not up to the participants but to the owner and restarting the campaign is just a way for them to do it. If bustadice doesn't do that and Chipmixer doesn't do that, its their rules.
If it continues to do so, maybe we really need to move to lightning networks so that we can save satoshis from spending it to the fees.
Some campaign have the fix amount in dollar so whatever the price that BTC will it will not be affected same with other altcoins. If amount did not mention in fiat then Rules will always depend on Campaign and the team if they will adjust it, some companies keep adjusting especially at the end of the campaign when there's few or more participant, hopefully they will stick on their words to Avoid any confusion, but before what ever the price posted in threads, it is the one that being followed all throughout which makes many earn a lot since btc and other altcoins were just started to rise those times.
I'd like to believe they won't adjust unless they restart the campaign and hire someone else to manage it. Its the long-running signature campaigns that might actually be doing it but for those who run with a fixed amount in USD, they'd continue to do so. It won't affect them even if the price of BTC goes $250K. Just imagine how much a signature promoter could earn weekly if btc really would go $250k.
Well, I don't think perhaps my answer is no. The manager is only to manage but the one who hold for the budget is the owner. They had a privilege to change anytime the payment rate. But I don't see this, --even bustadice they are here for how many years but the rate is still the same and the price movement of bitcoin does not matter. I don't see a problem here, if the gambling company has seen the progress that they want to have ads here, they will continue their business. Indeed, the signature promoters will still get the same no matter what. We are lucky if the bitcoin price goes up. [for the BTC rate] I consider this as gambling related discussion but I can be corrected on where to move this topic, but what if in the next month Bitcoin suddenly jump to $30000 or more will gambling promoters still get the same rate that they are getting in Bitcoin like me I'm getting 3000 sats per posts will the developers and admin reduced the amount or retain it, this is one of my motivation in promoting gambling sites, I dream of getting $1 or more per posts equivalent when Bitcoin pump.
In 2017, when bitcoin reaches or at least in a bull run, some campaigns adjusted their rate in reaction to this drastic price changes. So I would say that it will happen again if bitcoin goes to another all time high of $30k as you have said. I would say that you are not going to get $1 or more per posts, as campaigns will readjust their rates. And to counter this, most new campaigns are now paying USD in equivalent in bitcoin (fixed rates).
All of them would really just do the same where they do set out USD rate equivalent in bitcoin on specific period of time on where they dont hassle up much of themselves when high volatility do happen.
For fixed BTC rates campaign then they will surely adjustments when the price do hit up 30k on a certain time.You cant really expect that there would be some sort of holiday for long period.Yes, they might
make it long for its participants to cherish out that payout value but you should expect that it would changed out soon.
I'd like to believe they won't adjust unless they restart the campaign and hire someone else to manage it. Its the long-running signature campaigns that might actually be doing it but for those who run with a fixed amount in USD, they'd continue to do so. It won't affect them even if the price of BTC goes $250K. Just imagine how much a signature promoter could earn weekly if btc really would go $250k.
I consider this as gambling related discussion but I can be corrected on where to move this topic, but what if in the next month Bitcoin suddenly jump to $30000 or more will gambling promoters still get the same rate that they are getting in Bitcoin like me I'm getting 3000 sats per posts will the developers and admin reduced the amount or retain it, this is one of my motivation in promoting gambling sites, I dream of getting $1 or more per posts equivalent when Bitcoin pump.
In 2017, when bitcoin reaches or at least in a bull run, some campaigns adjusted their rate in reaction to this drastic price changes. So I would say that it will happen again if bitcoin goes to another all time high of $30k as you have said. I would say that you are not going to get $1 or more per posts, as campaigns will readjust their rates. And to counter this, most new campaigns are now paying USD in equivalent in bitcoin (fixed rates).
Obviously the conditions can change by campaign manager but there are exception campaigns like Chipmixer and old Yobit's "pay per post" campaign. The paid satoshi per post will decrease eventually and manager will warn about the possible changes if the sudden price pump happens in BTC markets.
its the owner of the campaign that dictates it and he will give commands to the manager if he will change the rates or not . why chipmixer is in exception on here ? are thier rates already fixed ? . i know yobit already start paying with thier tokens . btc to 30k usd is alot and campaigns are going to decrease thier payrates a little but before , there are campaigns that didnt changed rates . it was awesome because we can earn larger enough than usual . its helpful for those campaign that pays a little
It really depends on the project though, if they have a fix allocation for all the payment then probably they won't be adjusting it ( but it is their right to adjust those funds, it's theirs) but if they do then they'll do it in all fairness. Some are using a third party service to pay their participants, these campaigns are more like won't be touching anything, you get what you read in the first page. But most of the campaigns now are in fixed dollars right? they are just converting it to btc so there will be no hassle when sending the payment. My campaign is on dollar based payment, and they are paying me in my registered account in their website, it won't be affected if ever bitcoin rises.
I consider this as gambling related discussion but I can be corrected on where to move this topic, but what if in the next month Bitcoin suddenly jump to $30000 or more will gambling promoters still get the same rate that they are getting in Bitcoin like me I'm getting 3000 sats per posts will the developers and admin reduced the amount or retain it, this is one of my motivation in promoting gambling sites, I dream of getting $1 or more per posts equivalent when Bitcoin pump.
Most of the gambling signature campaigns now pegged their payments against USD value. But for those who have been paying bitcoin, I'm sure they are going to adjust it, whether to pay in USD or reduced the amount of bitcoin. That's what happen in most campaign in 2017. And this starts the whole xx post = xx USD payment scheme in signature campaigns. And as far as I can remember only Chipmixer didn't alter anything. 
Obviously the conditions can change by campaign manager but there are exception campaigns like Chipmixer and old Yobit's "pay per post" campaign. The paid satoshi per post will decrease eventually and manager will warn about the possible changes if the sudden price pump happens in BTC markets.
I consider this as gambling related discussion but I can be corrected on where to move this topic, but what if in the next month Bitcoin suddenly jump to $30000 or more will gambling promoters still get the same rate that they are getting in Bitcoin like me I'm getting 3000 sats per posts will the developers and admin reduced the amount or retain it, this is one of my motivation in promoting gambling sites, I dream of getting $1 or more per posts equivalent when Bitcoin pump.
It depends on the management itself but in most cases they will surely adjust basing off on whats the current bitcoin price.They cant just able to retain the satoshi
value to be permanent and paying up premium for their marketing.Of course this is business side expense towards marketing but they they cant just let loose
or just make things happen without any alteration or adjustments. Dont expect much that they wouldnt make such changes because no business would spend up
that much.
......but what if in the next month Bitcoin suddenly jump to $30000 or more will gambling promoters still get the same rate that they are getting in Bitcoin like me I'm getting 3000 sats per posts will the developers and admin reduced the amount or retain it.......
Some of them pay fixed dollars in bitcoin, some others pay in bitcoin and they may or may not re-adjust their rates when bitcoin goes too high or too low. All depends on the particular business we are talking about.
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By the way I see Op using signature bitvest, I hear little story about maybe when price Bitcoin around $3800 - $5000, that was ratio for price token bitvest has be change which now the ratio of token 10 time more low than before. From this I know that was some a project might be not pay base from Bitcoin but base from $$$
That's why campaigns are already having fixed rate per week in USD so as to avoid these type of things. Like the campaign I am in currently, we are paid in bitcoin but the amount depends on the amount of BTC/USD on that particular day. Also, paying directly in USD specifically will open many problems such as relaying personal information and whatnot. It's on the discretion of a service whether to run their campaign with a fixed USD equivalence rate to BTC or to run a campaign pay-per-post with BTC used as value and not USD. Gambling operators make quite a decent sum of money so it depends what type of pay structure would they want for effective cost/performance ratio that isn't hard on their wallets.
Many campaign will inform about the change in the payment when the prices spike to such extent. Nobody would be able to pay you the same amount if btc which they are say paying today with 9k rather per btc and when it reaches 30k. So either the fixed dollar rate will apply or either the satoshi per post will decline.
This is a very generic and broad question.Each gambling company has a fixed allocated budget that they use for their promotion through signature campaign.Companies who are getting more visitors through their signature probably would keep paying the same.The ones with less exposure from signature promotion will probably adjust their payout in bitcoin according to bitcoin price movements.
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