Shibu Inu, Axie Infinity, and TerraUSD now available for payouts

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Steve Sokolowski
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Shibu Inu, Axie Infinity, and TerraUSD now available for payouts

by Steve Sokolowski · · Post #30304

We're pleased to announce that the first three of many new payout coins are now available for immediate earning:
  • Shibu Inu
  • Axie Infinity
  • Terra USD
Add one or all of these coins to your payout proportions to start earning right away. Better yet, all of these coins are also available for free daily Coinbase payouts, with no minimum threshold if Coinbase is used.
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Re: Shibu Inu, Axie Infinity, and TerraUSD now available for payouts

by Steve Sokolowski · · Post #30372

steve_empire wrote: Minimum threshold of 65,000,000 is ridiculous...
Once some on-chain payouts have been issued, we can determine what the transaction fees for this token will be, and then set the minimum payout threshold to 2x that fee. We expect the minimum will be around $200, but won't be able to find out until some onchain payouts have occurred, so we have to be conservative for the first payouts.

ERC-20 tokens are very expensive to send. You can still receive free payouts of any amount at Coinbase.
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Re: Shibu Inu, Axie Infinity, and TerraUSD now available for payouts

by wesleydegee · · Post #30376

Steve Sokolowski wrote:
steve_empire wrote: Minimum threshold of 65,000,000 is ridiculous...
Once some on-chain payouts have been issued, we can determine what the transaction fees for this token will be, and then set the minimum payout threshold to 2x that fee. We expect the minimum will be around $200, but won't be able to find out until some onchain payouts have occurred, so we have to be conservative for the first payouts.

ERC-20 tokens are very expensive to send. You can still receive free payouts of any amount at Coinbase.
Hi, @steve... I cannot seem to add shiba inu to my payout options. It asks for a back up address, of which I tried my trust wallet and also coinbase pro wallet addresses to no success. Please help, am I doing something wrong?
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Re: Shibu Inu, Axie Infinity, and TerraUSD now available for payouts

by Steve Sokolowski · · Post #30379

wesleydegee wrote:
Steve Sokolowski wrote:
steve_empire wrote: Minimum threshold of 65,000,000 is ridiculous...
Once some on-chain payouts have been issued, we can determine what the transaction fees for this token will be, and then set the minimum payout threshold to 2x that fee. We expect the minimum will be around $200, but won't be able to find out until some onchain payouts have occurred, so we have to be conservative for the first payouts.

ERC-20 tokens are very expensive to send. You can still receive free payouts of any amount at Coinbase.
Hi, @steve... I cannot seem to add shiba inu to my payout options. It asks for a back up address, of which I tried my trust wallet and also coinbase pro wallet addresses to no success. Please help, am I doing something wrong?
This issue was reported in a support ticket, but right now we're overloaded with improving system stability. I apologize for the delay as we look into this overnight tonight.
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Re: Shibu Inu, Axie Infinity, and TerraUSD now available for payouts

by steve_empire · · Post #30380

Steve Sokolowski wrote:
steve_empire wrote: Minimum threshold of 65,000,000 is ridiculous...
Once some on-chain payouts have been issued, we can determine what the transaction fees for this token will be, and then set the minimum payout threshold to 2x that fee. We expect the minimum will be around $200, but won't be able to find out until some onchain payouts have occurred, so we have to be conservative for the first payouts.

ERC-20 tokens are very expensive to send. You can still receive free payouts of any amount at Coinbase.
Ok, thanks :-)