Hello everyone,
If you've been active in the Crypto world recently, you would have likely stumbled across posts, tweets, messages or even polls which have been seemingly "spamming" DeepOnion.
You may be wondering if it is some sort of botnet (organized group of computers/devices set to spam or DDoS a target), or something similar.
Where do the posts come from?
The actual answer as I've discovered will likely surprise you. There is nothing automated about the influx of postings of DeepOnion, in fact they distance themselves from the likes of that and will remove users who are caught spamming or abusing.
All of the information about DeepOnion you are seeing spread is all done by users of the DeepOnion community, thousands of users spreading the word based on recommendations from within the community.
The Community
Let's first be clear that the DeepOnion community is probably the largest and most active altcoin community, this likely stems from their long running airdrop/signature campaign and has allowed them to develop a very strong following and many loyal users.
The DeepOnion Machine
The DeepOnion machine operates very efficiently, users update others when a new poll is released, when a Facebook group is looking for input, working together to push their name into new websites, demographics, etc.
This demonstrates just how strong the community is, it also demonstrates just how powerful their growth can be and how they are building their way into the top group of Cryptocurrencies.
What drives it?
Users are rewarded if they decide to contribute in promoting the community, this then entices more and more users and stimulates continuous growth which then increases marketing spread and size. It is a genius and efficient marketing method, one which no doubt allows them to gain adoption which other coins may take years to achieve, it just mere months.
Wanting to invest?
I have written other articles about DeepOnion, if you are interested in investing, then have a look. I explain where I believe DeepOnion is situated in the market and where it can end up. Remember, adoption is the hardest part of a successful cryptocurrency, with a community of over 7,000 users (founded less than 6 months ago), DeepOnion has almost achieved this step, the rest will be history.
DeepOnion - Todd