Quote from: slaman29 on May 23, 2019, 06:19:03 AM

Guess I must really not know the industry well enough, I know of quite a lot of names but definitely not this one. Do explain for a summary seeker, how exactly does an affiliate network help operators and publishers to negotiate deals? Aren't affiliate networks just middlemen who take away the need for operators to really monitor publishers, and publishers the need to directly nego?

I like them too don't get my words wrong but this isn't empowering:)

Quote from: Gozie51 on May 23, 2019, 08:31:24 AM

You know I have also been thinking about the word affiliate here and if this is your curiosity and view that means my thought wouldn't be far from yours then. I'm thinking maybe like an a agent, subsidiary that intercept between to get a final result or satisfaction but I think more clarification will be needed here, thanks.

Hi, slaman29 and Gozie51! Thanks for asking. I believe that the "affiliate network" being proposed there in that article is that which is blockchain-dependent, hence the name blockchain affiliate network. In which case, it's the blockchain operations that will govern the "middleman part" of the deal. You're right that affiliate networks, blockchain-dependent or not, take away the need for operators to monitor publishers and for publishers to do direct negotiation.

But you're missing an important part -- that is, what the blockchain-operated affiliate network can do to make the transactions between publishers and operators seamless. This, I believe, is the empowering part. Both sides become winners, considering that blockchain reduces the cost, effort, and process needed on both ends.

That press release, by the way, was submitted by CoinPoint.net, so I guess they can better explain that to you than I. They have a contact form at the bottom of their website which you can hit anytime you want to ask them questions.

I appreciate your response. I hope my answer satisfied your inquiry.

Quote from: pandukelana2712 on May 23, 2019, 02:02:40 PM

Quote from: rijaljun on May 21, 2019, 04:51:40 AM

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Anyway, the website is blocked/not accessible for my internet provider. I don't know why but sure I will check the website as soon as I can.

It's probably your country restrictions about gambling website.
You can try using VPN to reach the website.

Btw, I'm not sure about this, is this part of BitcoinCasino.com? AFAIK, BitcoinCasino.com has its own affiliates programs.

Hi, pandukelana2712! Our brand is not a part of BitcoinCasino.com. It just so happens that BitcoinCasino.com contains the first 2 words you find in our website name BitcoinCasinoAffiliates.com.

Interestingly, we just published a review of BitcoinCasino.com's affiliate program (not a sponsored one, of course, but rather just a part of our publication calendar). Here is it: BC Affiliates