Live Project Log For CRYPTOVERSE-1

Dash sponsored episode 14 of 66 has now been published:


You may track click throughs to the Dash website here:
http://bit.ly/2f99G7b+

Total Dash ad impressions to date:
26,285
(projected campaign total is now 123,915 which will be 54% more than the 80,000 quoted in the proposal)

Total Dash website clickthroughs to date:
103

Clickthrough rate:
0.39%
 
Dash sponsored episode 15 of 66 has now been published:


You may track click throughs to the Dash website here:
http://bit.ly/2f99G7b+

Total Dash ad impressions to date:
27,958
(projected campaign total is now 123,015 which will be 54% more than the 80,000 quoted in the proposal)

Total Dash website clickthroughs to date:
108

Clickthrough rate:
0.39%

Not that I can take any direct credit for this but:

Old Market Cap (Start of campaign):
Thu, 1 December 2016 $61,633,986

New Market Cap:
Wed, 21 December 2016 $71,233,123

Change:
$9,599,137 15.57%
 
Dash sponsored episode 16 of 66 has now been published:


You may track click throughs to the Dash website here:
http://bit.ly/2f99G7b+

Total Dash ad impressions to date:
29,284
(projected campaign total is now 120,796 which will be 51% more than the 80,000 quoted in the proposal)

Total Dash website clickthroughs to date:
112

Clickthrough rate:
0.38%

Not that I can take any direct credit for this but:

Old Market Cap (Start of campaign):
Thu, 1 December 2016 $61,633,986

New Market Cap:
Thu, 22 December 2016 $66,350,707

Change:
$4,716,721 7.65%

Dash's InstantX feature also gets a special showcase in this video as I use it as part of a demo transaction.
 
Dash sponsored episode 17 of 66 has now been published:


You may track click throughs to the Dash website here:
http://bit.ly/2f99G7b+

Total Dash ad impressions to date:
30,816
(projected campaign total is now 127,116 which will be 59% more than the 80,000 quoted in the proposal)

Total Dash website clickthroughs to date:
113

Clickthrough rate:
0.37%

Not that I can take any direct credit for this but:

Old Market Cap (Start of campaign):
Thu, 1 December 2016 $61,633,986

New Market Cap:
Fri, 23 December 2016 $65,743,727

Change:
$4,109,741 6.67%
 
Dash sponsored episode 18 of 66 has now been published:


You may track click throughs to the Dash website here:
http://bit.ly/2f99G7b+

Total Dash ad impressions to date:
35,718
(projected campaign total is now 138,669 which will be 73% more than the 80,000 quoted in the proposal)

Total Dash website clickthroughs to date:
124

Clickthrough rate:
0.35%

Not that I can take any direct credit for this either way but:

Old Market Cap (Start of campaign):
Thu, 1 December 2016 $61,633,986

New Market Cap:
Tue, 27 December 2016 $68,205,476

Change:
$6,571,490 10.66%
 
Dash sponsored episode 19 of 66 has now been published:


You may track click throughs to the Dash website here:
http://bit.ly/2f99G7b+

Total Dash ad impressions to date:
36,257
(projected campaign total is now 132,942 which will be 66% more than the 80,000 quoted in the proposal)

Total Dash website clickthroughs to date:
127

Clickthrough rate:
0.35%

Not that I can take any direct credit for this either way but:

Old Market Cap (Start of campaign):
Thu, 1 December 2016 $61,633,986

New Market Cap:
Wed, 28 December 2016 $72,284,235

Change:
$10,650,249 17.28%
 
Dash sponsored episode 20 of 66 has now been published:


You may track click throughs to the Dash website here:
http://bit.ly/2f99G7b+

Total Dash ad impressions to date:
37,324
(projected campaign total is now 136,854 which will be 71% more than the 80,000 quoted in the proposal)

Total Dash website clickthroughs to date:
130

Clickthrough rate:
0.35%

Not that I can take any direct credit for this either way but:

Old Market Cap (Start of campaign):
Thu, 1 December 2016 $61,633,986

New Market Cap:
Thu, 29 December 2016 $71,455,130

Change:
$9,821,144 15.93%
 
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Dash sponsored episode 21 of 66 has now been published:


You may track click throughs to the Dash website here:
http://bit.ly/2f99G7b+

Total Dash ad impressions to date:
39,208
(projected campaign total is now 136,196 which will be 70% more than the 80,000 quoted in the proposal)

Total Dash website clickthroughs to date:
139

Clickthrough rate:
0.35%

Not that I can take any direct credit for this either way but:

Old Market Cap (Start of campaign):
Thu, 1 December 2016 $61,633,986

New Market Cap:
Fri, 30 December 2016 $78,047,202

Change:
$16,413,216 26.63%
 
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Dash sponsored episode 22 of 66 has now been published:


You may track click throughs to the Dash website here:
http://bit.ly/2f99G7b+

Total Dash ad impressions to date:
43,454
(projected campaign total is now 159,331 which will be 99% more than the 80,000 quoted in the proposal)

Total Dash website clickthroughs to date:
146

Clickthrough rate:
0.34%

Not that I can take any direct credit for this either way but:

Old Market Cap (Start of campaign):
Thu, 1 December 2016 $61,633,986

New Market Cap:
Mon, 2 January 2017 $80,652,272

Change:
$19,018,286 30.86%
 
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Dash sponsored episode 23 of 66 has now been published:


You may track click throughs to the Dash website here:
http://bit.ly/2f99G7b+

Total Dash ad impressions to date:
43,975
(projected campaign total is now 131,925 which will be 64% more than the 80,000 quoted in the proposal)

Total Dash website clickthroughs to date:
155

Clickthrough rate:
0.35%

Not that I can take any direct credit for this either way but:

Old Market Cap (Start of campaign):
Thu, 1 December 2016 $61,633,986

New Market Cap:
Tue, 3 January 2017 $85,736,603

Change:
$24,102,617 39.11%
 
I really appreciate how you handle this proposal and will be happy to vote "Yes" on future ones. Keep up the good job.

Pablo.
 
I've changed my mind on this one. It seems vids are being made to meet Chris's own internal rules and quotas, regardless if the content is worth covering.

As for the comments video, god, that awful idea reminiscent of some BBC let's-pretend-the-public-have-a-voice moment. Sorry, but no one gives a shit that you want to defend your views, well especially in a separate video.

I'm verging on unsubbing (as I did with that awful Adam Meister).
 
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