Topic: AIRDROP discussion (Read 717 times)

His expectations (the man who was the pharmacist) should not be so high for the game with so many people in it and with such practices such as changing the requirements for the drop and etc.
It all should have rang a bell for him, but it didn't. And its his responsibility, not the HK fault.
That's my opinion.

As in like how? In as much as it sounds very ridiculous, it's actually the most stupid decision made by someone that I have heard this year, why would you quit your job when you haven't gotten the result of what you wanted, or is this the first time he is doing airdrop? For him to believe so much in it that hamster can change his financial status entirely, because am very much positive that if he has been doing airdrop for some time now, he would be very much aware that not all airdrop that pays, some might pays but they wouldn't pay as expected, just as this case here, so I believe that he is very new into the system, but that is also not an excuse to quit your job.

Though of a truth, the developers of hamster Kombat are just bunches of thief's because what they promised is totally different from what they actually did, they first of all disqualified so many people under the pretence of cheating and pays only 36% of people that did it, and the people that was paid were paid peanut in respect to the kind of huge amount of money they made, though I wouldn't be that stupid to quit my job for any airdrop that I think might pays good money, but hamster Kombat didn't try on their own part.

Right, in every single airdrops, millions of peoples are participating, Hamster Kombat is a big community platform where more than 200 millions users hit in this project, if they rejected 50% of participation then they have also another 100 million will be eligible to get receive Rewards, i don’t know people’s how thinking they will be rich at over night? more users low rewards, so no way to get big payment where millions of peoples will join.

These airdrops cannot change anyone's life. Hamster Kombat has more than 80 million active users. If we assume that they pay only $100 per user, they should pay about $8,000,000,000 in airdrops to users. I got about $30 from Hamster and only $2 from Gamee and Rocky. Is this amount worth it to ruin your own career?

Dude ruined his career for Hamster Kombat airdrop. high risk, low return


   

Yeah, owners of the farms of accounts are always in profit, always. They were even better in the old days, but now it has become a bit harder to work with the projects, so to speak, lots of stuff should be done in order for most of the accounts to be eligible.
The strategy adapts to the market, and face verification seems interesting to get people like that out of the picture

Except for those who are already proficient and play with several accounts and cooperate in sharing their referrals. However, if there are new regulations that require facial detection per account, it is certain that many allocations will be left over and cannot be claimed by participants.

I don't know if anyone has started using a verification method like this, which is certain that participants will definitely have trouble during the claim process.

Yes, most of the time we can see that airdrops are not really a real investment. It is more of a form of excitement and surprise. I have participated in some airdrops on telegram recently and my feeling is that it is like a trend, there are projects that tokennomic has never been announced before in some way. I seem quite surprised but the way telegram is used and participated is very interesting. Even binance has launched their moonbix on telegram. It shows a pretty good transition towards telegram and Ton.

I don't blame new projects because they are just trying to avoid giving piece of pie to farmers, even though measures may look extreme. In case of LayerZero, donations were sent to Ethereum's protocol guild and it made sense to donate since your airdrop was worth a lot more than donation amount.

During times of OP, ARB and prior there were less farming, less diluted, more the reward.

Just passing by today,  most L2 airdrops today have very few allocations unlike from Op, Arb worth thousands without doing anything nor farming hard, Layerzero just ruined all future airdrops this is one of the worst in history for forcing us to pay to claim allocation which is totally unacceptable, but what can you expect with the CEO of Layerzero lol a casino gambler turned to crypto CEO.     

Telegram mini airdrops are accessible and easy to anticipate. I know it's never been easy one for most of these crypto investors, the space is filled with high volatility. Remember, not all projects can be able to survive in the space. We do what we can do for the purpose to reap heavy profits from the space. Airdrops are generally available in the space but not everyone understands the basis of the space. DOGs, NOTS are the latest airdrops that have contributed to the vast numbers of crypto holders. It's always beneficial to know the road map for these projects before anticipated activities are carried out.

I'm not sure this amount you got is reasonable. The total supply is 1 billion, and I've not seen any reasonable partnership with them so far. Although that might not really affect them if they've got strong investors. I also mine some and I was given 28. I expect the price to be $0.03 - $1. And I'm also disappointed.

If you will participate in Telegram mini-airdrop as it’s known as tap to earn those are free airdrops you don’t need to spend money, although now some airdrop require to make a transaction, and in some airdrops if you will spend big then also rewards will be huge, i see it’s happen in Catizen. Every airdrops will not be pay that's true but some airdrops already paid big profits as like NOT, DOGS, and some of going to list on Binance in this month.

Most of the airdrops that are coming out now, especially on Telegram, I can also say that they are really a waste of time, although there are still a few that can be said to actually give, so most of them still do not really meet the expectations of those who participate in the they still have airdrops made.

Participating in airdrops in these times is like looking for gold digitally. This is real talk I'm talking about because out of thousands of tap mining games that have benefited telegram Notcoin, Dogs, cats, and CATI incoming, it can only be said we actually gave airdrops. That's why I don't spend too much time on that; 10 minutes is already a long time. I spent one day there, and that's just a few days. But I'm only doing it now because of the bull run.

People should be able to think logically, such a project can be obtained for free and many users get it, I never agree with such a project can have a good future, the first thing that benefits is the people who have a lot of community so the distribution is not fair because everyone has different influence and also such a project sometimes never filters fake users that's why every coin like this eventually doesn't last long and only many people throw it away to get money, so I think such a project is not expected to be a source of income like in the previous bounty on this forum, but unfortunately that also died, now people are screaming that it's a scam while they have the choice not to play it no one is forcing them to play so why are they complaining too. kinda weird 

The most in-demand and trending airdrops these days are running on Telegram. The number of projects on Telegram Open Network is increasing day by day, there are too many mini-bots doing airdrops right now. Though I wouldn't recommend all of them I think some of them can be useful sometimes if the project is good. I had joined the DOGS project but I wasn't expecting a TGE so early, and to be honest, based on the amount of time we had to spend on it which was very minimal, what we got from that airdrop was more than enough.

There are some more projects having TGEs this month including Hamster Kombat and Catizen. Hamster is even set to launch in Binance Launchpool which is a positive sign for the project because Binance is the biggest centralized exchange in the industry right now and that can help the token get a good pump.

"Airdrops" certainly have changed.

Remember when the name Ripple was bought from a grass-roots community-currency type development, maybe the same one that is now known as villages.io?

To convince bitcointalk forum users to fire up their newfangled new version of Ripple they had a giveway, just post your Ripple address and their bot would read it from the thread, check you had not already been given some, and drop you 50,000 XRP?

Were you among those who gained when the bot glitched and they had to re-start it, resulting in some participants who already got 50k XRP being given another 50k?

It was years of course before the 2017-2018 bull market drove XRP up to about $5 Canadian, but during the years between the launch airdrop and then even when XRP had gotten onto exchanges it had only been going for maybe half a cent or less American, usually less that a cent anyway, so no point in bothering to sell any up until 2017-2018...

Stellar was much less lucrative, even during the 2017-2018 peaks. Which is maybe good since I retained a lot of it which really helped a lot with building buy-side offers for the Galactic Milieu's assets on Stellar.

If nowadays making people do a whole bunch of work for a long span of time counts as an airdrop, I suppose I could claim that you can get an airdrop of any Galactic Milieu asset simply by firing up a Crossfire RPG client, connecting to CrossCiv.Knotwork.com crossciv server with it, and earning its in-game currency for as long as you find you need to to earn entire "amberium" coins which you can then trade on the Stellar platform for any other Galactic Milieu asset on Stellar...

-MarkM-

Airdrop are for patient investors because a real investor wouldn't engaged time waiting for a project that have 50/50 chances of exploring to the moon or liquidating as failed project. We should always be proactive in the space because there are presence of heavy losses targeted to our very existence in the space. The community of Catizen have growned massively and enabling us to watch the recent developments of the project. There are vast majority of airdrops in the space, so we ought to be careful with the space. It's a long run for investors who anticipated in these airdrops. Airdrops are under 50/50 probability of breaking out in the system.

I did catizen in my free time and qualified enough for the airdrop but only gut two freakin catizen . not really regretting it because I don't spend as much time as other people but i've seen in telegram many people are complaining about their account already at level of 200+ and got peanuts.

turn out game fi was never about the community but just a tool for the dev to drain people out of their money, wonder whether those people who spend money for catizen make break even.

the current state of the Airdrops being held in Telegram where participants thought they are going to get a decent amount of tokens instead they got dust amounts  


As I expected, people are starting to lose interest in airdrops. This September, we’ll see a lot of complaints because many will be disappointed with the airdrops they’ve participated in. I’m not sure what they were expecting—it’s a limited supply of tokens, and they’re competing against people with multiple fake accounts and referrals. A lot of time is wasted that could have been used more productively elsewhere