Topic: Airdrop - page 2. (Read 594 times)
The majority are through bitcointalk as they ask for your name and profile but not all.
No, but because of the huge number of crypto users and traders on this forum they focus on Bitcointalk to it their targeted market. It is not only airdrop even ICO project do come here to attract interest in their project
Airdrop is more popular now because most of them are giving free coins or tokens and just by simply signing up the spreadsheet you can already expect you'll received an airdrop when the scheduled airdrop will commence. I have received coins like Ethereumcash and Iethereum but only ECASH were sold since it has a great value but now the price is dumping and that is because there's no after support after participants dump their tokens.
No, but because of the huge number of crypto users and traders on this forum they focus on Bitcointalk to it their targeted market. It is not only airdrop even ICO project do come here to attract interest in their project
No, there are so many airdrop alert Sites that Google is advertising and their root is not from this forum. It's quite easy to join those ones because most of them are not requiring any forum ranks.
There's only so much time to spend searching for airdrops when you have to look read white papers, look at coinmarketcap and find new coins & then research those. It sucks when every airdrop I find says Oct 1 and a Junior member
Recently there was airdrop from POW Lite token which was based on Facebook id and was done from their website. Though such airdrops are rare as most of the airdrops I have see are based on bitcointalk forum.
I have also seen some airdrops which were announced on this forum but required registration into new forum. So, it all depends on how the promoters of the tokens want to conduct airdrop. The best rule is to keep tracking for the information here and almost all airdrops are announced in this forum.
I have also seen some airdrops which were announced on this forum but required registration into new forum. So, it all depends on how the promoters of the tokens want to conduct airdrop. The best rule is to keep tracking for the information here and almost all airdrops are announced in this forum.
No, not all, but most are. The one that isn't using Bitcointalk usually doing it from their own website. Do you know Stellar/Lumens? Doubt you were here when they did their first airdrop. Their first airdrop was done from their website and requires participants to confirm their ID via facebook (linking stellar account to Facebook account).
For more recent example, I found this bitsync.io airdrop which also requiring participant to submit the registration form on their website.
For more recent example, I found this bitsync.io airdrop which also requiring participant to submit the registration form on their website.
Are all airdrops done through Bitcointalk?
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