Topic: ⚡ [ANN] ⚡ DeepOnion TOR ⚡ DeepVault ⚡ Cryptopia 🚀 Airdrop 24/40 🚀 WE DOMINATE! - page 1999. (Read 1167548 times)

Is it The longest AIRDROP ever?

I'd totally say yes, but has anyone asked themselves why 40 weeks of successive AIRDROPS?

1) Regular AIRDROPS :

Usually for an airdrop, you either register with an email and a wallet adress (or numerous ones), and/or the BTT account, email and wallet adress. The giveaway is a one shot .
What are the problems with that method?

The aim is to spread the coin to the max number of users and create by that mean a community. The problems are, no one cares about the project, hardly anyone read the entire OP and you tend to forget about the coin or its purpose.
The "community" does absolutely nothing to promote the coin witch usually means that there is no "viral" effect at all and once the AIRDROP is over, the numbers of new registered people stalls out.



2) DeepOnion AIRDROPS : 40 weeks of successive airdrops

40 weeks, seems like quite some time if you think about it. We have seen the problems with regular airdrops methodology. But with the DO airdrop model :

a) You are simply forced to go through the OP (maybe not 100%) and have a basic understanding of the project (to say the least)
b) 10 posts a week and 50 char per post. Let's face it people, at some point, we kind of run out of ideas and don't know how to fill the requirement. Or is that it? To make it happen, we either react to someone else's thread, or go fish for information to have something meaningful to say. Such a dynamic allows the DO topic to not be full of BS and most importantly, to get the momentum going.
c) We are encouraged to take actions for DO promotion with regular bonuses and bounties. That is, in itself, one of the most powerful tools the devs have put in place. Since we know that the success of a coin is closely tied to it's community, actively rewarding us for the promotion part, let's face it, is trully encouraging.
D) 40 weeks...while time passes and we get the next rounds of airdrops, the devs follow through the roadmap. As we are still completely wired (to fill the requirements, or simply working for the promotion), we see the achievement of milestones or get some nice news (for example, and exchange listing DO). They do not go unnnoticed and everytime, you get that feeling of development and achievement. Somehow, you start to feel this nice connection with the project, as if you were part of it!

I don't know if all these parameters were discussed among the team, and strictly considered, but all these aspects of the airdrop are well thought and structured. It's momentum is taken care off with finesse and ingenuity.

As we french would say : "Bravo!"

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https://deeponion.org/community/threads/technical-comparison-between-deep-onion-and-other-anonymous-coins.56/

Sorry what was your question about the 7 digit id and star issue?

Thinking hard how I can promote this coin to the danish crypto enthusiasts. They are some hardcore crypto minds, who will drool all over the place about TOR integration. Any good material I can use to promote with?

I believe in some shape or form they have changed three times today. All for the better

I am sure there wont be a problem, however best to keep up the activity on here and deeponion.org as best you can.

Thanks I have a read of that later supertee

I just updated my signature, I wont be disqualified from the airdrop for updateding it, will I? I had no clue the signatures were changed, up till now!

Yes i wrote about this the other day and was taught a little.

You are right however the DEV team are in the process of creating a dual key deepsend feature as well, which makes it unique.

Interesting. So monero is a honeypot?

Can anyone answer my question about the 7 digit id and star issue?

Hi guys!
I wrote a short poem in the light of the release of new signatures:

DeepOnion the best,
And your choice right,
This is the main interest,
Be practical tonight

I'm not a poet.. But I really like new signatures! 

I must agree, these new logos look pretty damn sick. Kudos to whoever drew them up

I totally agree running exit node is very risky and there is no anonymity at all  .

The dev can correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like the wallet just uses TOR network for anonymity, much like a regular TOR user, but does not operate an exit node itself. Which is the best practice, since operating an exit node is legally risky and resource intensive. The good thing is unlike a regular crypto client (eg. BTC/LTC etc...) that broadcast your IP to the world, the deeponion client hides your real IP by routing thru the TOR network, so your IP is not known to the world being associated with crypto-currency activity, increasing security.

I guess it does help the TOR network by having potentially more IPs on the network, increasing the amount of IPs to analyze for potentially eavesdroppers/attackers of the TOR network.

Replace ?ref=XXXXXXX (XXXXXX) with your bitcointalk Userid

Your Userid is a 6 digit number in your forum profile page in bitcoin talk, in the actual url, at the top
This is mine

https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/gcforce-254548

Remember extra ONION may be given for quality traffic from your signature


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My user id has 7 numbers. Does this cause the star issue?

I changed my signatures too, for me this is the better one.

don't know what to think about all this...

https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@anonymint/re-anonymint-re-anonymint-is-monero-s-or-all-anonymity-broken-20170805t222300726z

Its probably those who link from your code and actually sign up on deeponion.org.

New signatures are cool, and the tracking system is brilliant even though I can't figure exactly out how you'd rate "quality traffic".

Great coin. Is it the longest airdrop ever!?. It will be fantastic distribution. I'm in.
Does wallet create exit node for TOR users?