Raider Token

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Goals Raider Token is a community project, which means that each member of the community promotes the project as they see fit. I am not particularly interested in the Crypto Community as it currently exists, as I see the vast majority of it as not being people who truly love Crypto. Rather, they seem to be people who love scamming people with Crypto. For this reason, I have disengaged with almost every project in existence. I don’t do the usual things like shill the “influencer” accounts, beg whales to bless us, do AMAs, or any of the other typical stuff. I quit my position as admin in the Telegram group and unfollowed just about everyone I see as unfaithful to the project.

Now, with all that stress and distraction gone, I can spend my time expanding the website. One aspect of it is the “Holiday & Fun Day” section. I am currently putting one page online for just about every Holiday and Fun Day. This is a massive effort and I do not expect to be done with the basic set-up for at least a year. After I get through the calendar a few times, I will have enough material to constantly promote Raider Token to non-crypto people.

I have three reasons for doing this:

1) Crypto is eventually going to be adopted by the masses, although it won’t happen soon. Therefore, when it does, I want a method to reach people from all walks of life. Anybody that searches for any holiday or fun day at all should find us.

2) I want the backlinks. A good SEO strategy includes a large number of backlinks. When the holiday section is completed, I will have thousands of backlinks.

3) Most crypto projects have a tiny web presence. By spending all my time working on the website, there will not be another crypto token project that will have a web presence as large as Raider Token. We will have thousands of pages online when this is completed. Everybody else can go post hype gifs in Telegram. I have absolutely zero interest in wasting my time with that type of low-effort promotion.

If you are not interested in the Raider Token project, you should be. We will be here forever. #RaiderNation #RaiderToken #RaidNation

I like the idea of giving away REWARDS for work, however, I do not have the funds to make the project a success. Therefore, after 3 months of research and development, the Raider Rewards program is currently on hold. At some point in the future, I will start the Raid-R experiment again.

For those people who took the time to help me test the Raid-R contract, I have sent them some free Raider Token as a compensation for their effort.

Updated: 2023-July-16

The following article is online for historical purposes only. RAID-R, Raider Rewards, and Raider Pay have been “temporarily” discontinued. Check back in 2024.

I have been asked, “Why create a second token? Why not give Raider Token away as Raider Pay did?”

To answer a question with a question, I have to ask, “Who is going to pay for the Raider Tokens that you would like us to give away?” Technically, I have to say “me.” There is no “us.” We have no developer team at Raider Token. That’s the whole problem.

If you want free Raider Tokens, somebody must buy those tokens. Everything we’ve tried has involved somebody giving away their time or money. In the case of the Duck Race and Raider Pay, somebody bought those Raider Tokens and gave them away.

In the case of the War Chest and the Raider Raffle, community members funded those projects. People gave away their funds in an attempt to stimulate the project.
The Raider Raffle was particularly bitter. The idea was to buy two tickets for around 34 cents and give one away. The Raffle itself was not the purpose. The “giving away part” was the purpose. It was a marketing action. People were supposed to buy the Raffle Tickets and give them to others to get them involved in the community. It was like a gift card. Nevertheless, the number of people complaining that they had to give away 17 cents to participate in the Raffle was frustrating. At the same time, people keep asking others to give them free Raider Tokens.

The Duck Race is a prime example of this short-sighted thinking. People bought Raider Tokens solely to get Raider Sea Lady to give them free Raider Tokens. When they didn’t win, they immediately sold those Raider Tokens.

It is only possible to get around the laziness that most crypto people bring to the culture by making an incorruptible second token. The best part about Raider Rewards is that people can only purchase Raider Rewards in small amounts. It is the ultimate anti-whale token. If whales try to buy up Raider Rewards, they will lose value.

Raider Rewards is for people who work on the Raider Token. Nobody is going to give you Free Raider Tokens. If you want free crypto, you will have to work for it.

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