List of Steemit Upvoting Robots and Minimum Bids
Over the last several days, I've been exploring different bots to help maximize the potential return on my posts (and yours). If you missed it, here are the 3 previous posts I've made detailing my experiences:
Part 1: 4 Steps To Boost A Post with @minnowbooster
Part 2: How to Use Upvoting Bots and SP Delegation with @minnowbooster
Part 3: 24 Hour ROI Report After Delegating SP to @minnowbooster
I realize that bots are controversial, and my place here is not to judge their place on Steemit (although I think they present some great opportunities for up-and-coming STEEMers that use them properly.) I just want to make you aware of the bots you can use.
Keep in mind that you will be added to blacklists and get downvoted into oblivion (eventually) if you game the system and abuse these bots. I've seen a few posts from people saying "lol this shouldn't work" when upvoting terrible nothingburger test posts. Don't try to play games or you'll get thrashed around by an anti-spam army.
With that in mind...
Here is a list of my current known upvoting bots (a.k.a. pay-for-upvote bots.) I don't mind paying for upvotes because it yields a return greater than what I put in if done properly...
@minnowbooster (1-5 SBD)
@randowhale (1 SBD)
@booster (min: 1+ SBD)
@discordia (min: 0.1+ SBD)
@bellyrub (min: 0.1+ SBD)
@buildawhale (min: 0.1+ SBD)
@drotto (min: 0.001+ SBD)
@polsza (min: 0.001+ SBD)
For all of these, send SBD with your exact URL in the memo. Follow the instructions laid out in part 1. In most cases, you're competing against others for a percentage of the bid, and in most cases, you'll still come out on top in the voting process.
I'm sure there's more bots, and more will be coming soon. Use this wisely to earn a profit, and do not abuse it.
How many bots you have used in this ? and Still confused about that bid thing !
Can you tell me more . Thanks
Hi @foody, see the instructions in part 1:
https://steemit.com/steemit/@trending/4-steps-to-boost-a-post-for-profit-with-minnowbooster
Bids are done in time-based rounds based on how the bot is setup, usually. Bots try to remain at 100% voting power (the voting power required to replenish a single 100% upvote is recharged after 2.4 hours), so they only offer a limited number of upvotes and divide their voting power based on how much is bid. If 100% voting power is offered once every 2.4 hours, and sandy bids 1 SBD and jerry bids 2 SBD during that 2.4 hour round, sandy gets a 33.33% upvote and jerry gets a 66% upvote. They don't all work like this, but that's how the bidding bots works.
It's pretty simple to use once you get the hang of it, just make sure you use it on good, unique posts or you'll be blacklisted and downvoted quickly.
This comment has received a 3.13 % upvote from @drotto thanks to: @trending.
Oh, and to respond to your first question, I have tried to use pretty much all of the bots I've seen from that list, minus @booster, because the bids for that are particularly expensive it seems.
@trending got you a $1.67 @minnowbooster upgoat, nice! (Image: pixabay.com)
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This post has received a 2.35 % upvote from @drotto thanks to: @trending.
This post has received a 3.48 % upvote from @buildawhale thanks to: @trending. Send 0.100 or more SBD to @buildawhale with a post link in the memo field to bid on the next vote.
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This post has received a Bellyrub and 0.86 % upvote from @bellyrub thanks to: @trending. Send SBD to @bellyrub with a post link in the memo field to bid on the next vote, every 2.4 hours. Be sure to vote for my Pops, @zeartul, as Steem Witness Hope you enjoyed your bellyrub!
@polsza