Dear N00b N00b
I want to give you the gift of knowing how to play the bidbots in your favor. Remember, all the top bots are geared in the favor of the user, at least they should be if they follow my formula in @booster.
Right now when the price is low, activity also go low. That however has nothing to say when it comes to distributed r_Shares, which is what you get when you use bidbots for your quality content so that it trend on steemit.com, google search and much more Internet goodness.
Play when nobody plays
Uncapped ROI-Bots will give out a full upvote stakebased anyway, so in times like this when most bidbot operators see their revenues go down, you should speculate on that and shop for cheap r_Shares, when the price is back up some day you would be amazed what those r_Shares from when the dollar-value was low is worth when the dollar-value is high.
Always create quality content - make sure you share important information, or stuff with long lasting click value!
This article may be trending for a few days around on steem based front-ends, but it is also picked up by search engines when searching for "how to game the steem bidbots" or "scheme to win in the bidbot game on steemit". Make sure it is long term relevant information.
I have made, played and observed the market for 1,5 years, it is awesome!
So how do you play the bidbot market? Luck? Do never play with luck, play with information. https://steembottracker.com is a pretty shitty website that sometimes does not work. But when it is working, it becomes a great resource to see which bidbot is online, what its vote-value is etc.
- Whale them from the start by bidding 60% of its vote value, and most likely you will get close to a 100% upvote every time.
- Whale them in the end if they have few bids, make ripples in the ocean!
- Whale those in the middle who still have few bids.
- Stay away from BidBots that only allows you a max 10% ROI. They are not going to be profitable enough for you.
- The No Limit Bots are the only bots that work with this scheme, at least it always has when I have played it, or watched other play it - so good luck, now you know something you did not know before, maybe.
BidBots allows you to Invest in yourself, which is proof of dedication!
In my personal opinion, people who do not understand Bidbots are really very n00b. Some of them think that if I pulled all my delegation from @Booster that I all of a sudden would take time out of my business to sit and vote for their shitty articles? come on, get real - this is how us stakeholders mine, just like you article writers mine the blockchain, and the market is completely open for you to join in.
by @elgeko
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Hi fyrstikken,
thank your for that article.
If you allow me some questions:
From the testing I did I got very good IRRs (some of the best actually with your @booster) - but only as long as I kept my vote buying @ small steem numbers... 5 to 15 steem or so... when I increased my vote buying to above 50 steem the returns actually got negative.
From the mechanics and your posts I understand this is due to the fact, that a vote bot only ever has so much voting power that it can devote at one single moment...
I agree that a auctioning mechanism does best allocate the free voting power to the willing buyer... however this means work and some kind of speculation...
So I ask myself why there is not a bot that votes with a fixed and guaranteed IRR like 15 or 20%.. every steem sent to the bot above what the bot is able to vote within the next 6 hours could just automatically been sent back...
I am pretty sure that you thought about different models how to market your services.. just curious why this technically would not work..
.. and this would IMHO also not disallow to sell what ever voting power is left - after those fixed rate customers are handled - in auction processes..
.. but I would assume sucht service would create loyal vote buying customers that on average pay higher fees per vote as in the auction process..
Kind regards,
solarwarrior
좋은데.
Great analysis my dear friend ..and I like this.so this post so very attractive..
however I generally in light of the fact that it permits to do make 100% benefit and most likely the main couple of bots ,infact two altogether as I see, that attempts to don't much benefit like different bots constraining the benefit to 20 to 26%..
In the event that we had more bots like @booster, at that point most likely alternate bots would leave.thanks for sharing and upvote ,resteemit done
I haven't used bots since long time but I always admire @booster because it allows to do make 100% profit and probably the only few bots ( in fact two in total as I see) that tries to do not much profit like other bots limiting the profit to 10 or 15 %.
If we had more bots like @booster, then probably the other bots would go away. Will give it a try soon.
Depending on the quality of their writing, I also want to vote for a bit-vote, but if they make sure their prizes are made to the correct registrations. The correct posts do not use a bit-vote. Giving them the right give price.
Understanding bidbots and all Steemit mechanisms is the only way to have a proper growth on the platform. Great article for newcomers @fyrstikken!
I happily delegated 2.3K SP to @booster and hope to see great returns (and delegate more in the future, surely!
Out of interest, what have the returns been like on your 2.3K SP delegation? I was thinking of delegating 1K SP and wanted to get an idea.
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