That would defeat the purpose. This is a turbo claim of sorts. If you support the idea, it's crowd funded, which means you should really be upvoting this post if you support it. If I can generate better revenue, I can add more doge to the dailys, which means I can open up more seats, which means you will have a better chance at catching a claim. I will not notify anyone to give them an unfair advantage. Many people miss the claim. You'll have to keep your eyes peeled. I usually post them around the same time everyday, but randomly to keep it fair. Best wishes to you. I hope you make it tomorrow.
Sorry for the bad Sunday morning joke. Next time I will 🤐
I'm not sure if my brains already work today. But if you plan to match the reward of this post with the give away, the give away could probably go up. But please check my math and perhaps that's not your intention?
Is it so bad for @futuremind to get a small percentage to add to his steem power? Also the market fluctuations between doge and steem have fluctuated quite a bit during my Giveaways, and also the post payouts go up and down. Always around the same amount, and usually with enough room to ensure I don't encumber a loss. Now consider the fact that I'm working full time on blogs, running a chat server, and keeping communication with my followers. I do all this on a tablet as well, which slows my productivity. I simply leave myself enough room to not have to worry about fluctuations and days where the upvotes are small.
This seems like a morally driven question. Am I wrong? Perhaps my perception is off.
Since your so curious about my business model in regards to my Doge giveaway (that I could easily supplement with a blog that will pay 100 percent to me, and potentially make me much more with a time allotment comparable to this) my plan is to increase the giveaway to 350 when I reach an "average" payout of 2 dollars. This of course will be contingent to the current rates.
I'm a little surprised that a crypto economist wouldn't have conceptualized all this without a thorough breakdown from myself. I enjoy giving away free crypto. I've never had a single person question my model here, but there is a first time for everything. And I hope this satisfies your question.
That would defeat the purpose. This is a turbo claim of sorts. If you support the idea, it's crowd funded, which means you should really be upvoting this post if you support it. If I can generate better revenue, I can add more doge to the dailys, which means I can open up more seats, which means you will have a better chance at catching a claim. I will not notify anyone to give them an unfair advantage. Many people miss the claim. You'll have to keep your eyes peeled. I usually post them around the same time everyday, but randomly to keep it fair. Best wishes to you. I hope you make it tomorrow.
Sorry for the bad Sunday morning joke. Next time I will 🤐
I'm not sure if my brains already work today. But if you plan to match the reward of this post with the give away, the give away could probably go up. But please check my math and perhaps that's not your intention?
Is it so bad for @futuremind to get a small percentage to add to his steem power? Also the market fluctuations between doge and steem have fluctuated quite a bit during my Giveaways, and also the post payouts go up and down. Always around the same amount, and usually with enough room to ensure I don't encumber a loss. Now consider the fact that I'm working full time on blogs, running a chat server, and keeping communication with my followers. I do all this on a tablet as well, which slows my productivity. I simply leave myself enough room to not have to worry about fluctuations and days where the upvotes are small.
This seems like a morally driven question. Am I wrong? Perhaps my perception is off.
Since your so curious about my business model in regards to my Doge giveaway (that I could easily supplement with a blog that will pay 100 percent to me, and potentially make me much more with a time allotment comparable to this) my plan is to increase the giveaway to 350 when I reach an "average" payout of 2 dollars. This of course will be contingent to the current rates.
I'm a little surprised that a crypto economist wouldn't have conceptualized all this without a thorough breakdown from myself. I enjoy giving away free crypto. I've never had a single person question my model here, but there is a first time for everything. And I hope this satisfies your question.
Now I understand. that explanation clarifies everything
Um I'm confused bro, because you didn't ask the question. Are you also crypto economist?