Based on Bitcoin price volatility, which do you still prefer, rev share or CPA?

**Rommel_BCA** · 30 May 2017, 4:17 am

The recent surge of Bitcoin price created a major buzz. As an affiliate, which do you still prefer, rev share or CPA?

**MrBinaryAff** · 30 May 2017, 4:41 am

How is Bitcoin price connected to affiliate plan?

**baldidiot** · 30 May 2017, 4:55 am

I'm assuming they're thinking in the context of a bitcoin program. Ie: getting paid in bitcoin.

If it's FIAT the price of bitcoin makes no difference.

**MrBinaryAff** · 30 May 2017, 11:11 am

Originally Posted by baldidiot

I'm assuming they're thinking in the context of a bitcoin program. Ie: getting paid in bitcoin.

If it's FIAT the price of bitcoin makes no difference.

Oh I see, no, we don't get in Bitcoin, but that's a good idea to introduce in binary options industry. I would happily get some of my deals in Bitcoins, or other cryptocurrency.

**Pokerface** · 30 May 2017, 4:43 pm

With Bitcoin there are advantages and disadvantages however recent trends lead themselves to the advantages. Being paid in Bitcoin and keeping in your Bitcoin wallet can provide a significant return if the current trend continues. That being said Bitcoin could also decrease in value and your payment could be worth less. If you choose to use Bitcoin you must keep on top of your balance and get paid quickly. Imagine you had a balance of $2500USD in August 2016 that still had not been paid out. In August 2016 that would have been worth approximately 4.3 Bitcoins. If you had requested a payment and left it in your Bitcoin wallet it would be worth over $9,500USD at today's price. If using Bitcoin you must keep on top of your accounts and balances.

Keep in mind whether you are dealing with Bitcoin or any currency or trading in the markets there is always a risk and it could be worth less. Either way, choose wisely.

**PROFRBcom** · 30 May 2017, 7:47 pm

Pokerface, on the other hand, if one thinks the future of bitcoin price is lower, before going higher, one might keep funds stored at the affiliate partner and not paid out (only viable with the strongest and longest standing brands) and wait for further price weakness before requesting a payout. Essentially turning a pending account payment into a small and short-term trading vehicle.

**sweetbet** · 30 May 2017, 8:24 pm

I believe that Bitcoin has a very bright future

**TheGooner** · 30 May 2017, 11:24 pm

The price of Bitcoin - or any other FIAT currency - has no reflection on whether I want CPA or Revshare deals.

**Moonlight Cat** · 31 May 2017, 6:33 am

My answer is: RevShare %

**Virtual Marketing** · 1 June 2017, 3:00 am

Originally Posted by Moonlight Cat

My answer is: RevShare %

Most of the bitcoin casinos are paying based on rev share, only few taking the risk and paying CPA and its very strict CPA T&C usually. I'm not aware of any long term CPA deal was made ever (yet) with licensed bitcoin casino and its affiliates, if any knows about a casino that do give CPA and reliable enough to work with long term, will be happy to know.

**Rommel_BCA** · 1 June 2017, 3:26 am

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**Rommel_BCA** · 1 June 2017, 4:18 am

Originally Posted by baldidiot

I'm assuming they're thinking in the context of a bitcoin program. Ie: getting paid in bitcoin.

If it's FIAT the price of bitcoin makes no difference.

@baldidot yes, I was referring to being paid in BTC thru the CPA plan or rev share plan. Because I was thinking that since BTC value is going up, the deposit in BTC will go down. Before, players deposited 0.5 BTC, and now, they will only deposit 0.01BTC. Therefore the CPA will be changing on different affiliate programs who offer CPA.

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**Sherlock** · 3 June 2017, 11:22 am

Originally Posted by PROFRBcom

Pokerface, on the other hand, if one thinks the future of bitcoin price is lower, before going higher, one might keep funds stored at the affiliate partner and not paid out (only viable with the strongest and longest standing brands) and wait for further price weakness before requesting a payout. Essentially turning a pending account payment into a small and short-term trading vehicle.

This is also what players do at casinos that convert btc to fiat.

If there were people who took btc CPA, they were probably lucky, because cpa is like an upfront payment. Ofc only if they hodled (maybe past tense of hodl is hedl, not sure).

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