I've been thinking, it is the community owners who add BCH to make it cahsrain, right? When you want to grow your social media followers and subs, it makes sense to me that you would rain some BCH to those who like, retweet, follow, and more. Is that the only reason why you would be a community owner? Can't think of anything else at the moment. If not, then is it more sustainable for community owners to be able to receive some BCH from members of the community? Or is there a Whale that rains BCH on communities. And how do you transfer BCH to communities, to keep the momentum going and making it more BCH sustainable to communities? Do I have the whole concept wrong?
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As I understand it it's a platform to "reward" your followers/community. But in order for you to stand a chance to receive you must do "the job", that is like and retweet their post. If you are following them it's extra entries for you. As for sending BCH to them that is also available. I think Kimdotcom could be the "whale" 🤔😉
I am using to promote my posts, seems good so far.
Yea, that makes sense... good luck
Thanks!
No my dear It’s of no use to create communities without purpose