Just seems like awfully good return for a voting bot. MinnowBooster is much more successful, only takes a 10% cut and can't deliver returns anywhere near that. You might be able to deliver those returns by running a voting bot that isn't profitable for the end user, would all depend on how much you were overcharging your users.
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bellyrub can't overcharge its an auction based bot.
Like the post states it is not a regular financial device but crypto any thing is possible. ,
Sure it can overcharge, the minute you don't have protections in place to ensure profitable rounds you are overcharging.
That is the difference between minnowbooster and bidbots.
Bidbots are meant as a promotional tool and I make it clear, not so much for profit.
But I understand, you.
Good point and I think this is actually the biggest benefit of voting bots and why most people use them. Though I got a little carried away with this one, got my self some flags!