There is one more recent airdrop in the house, it's the Wintokens, and it's based on the Waves platform. For now, no signature needed, just check their post:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2039860.0;topicseen
Topic: Any new airdrop coins? - page 584. (Read 332578 times)
i basically agree with you--most Stellar Lumens will probably be unclaimed in the upcoming airdrop.. which means they will be donating a lot to themselves which is debatably questionable.. 
Wow that's a little too cheeky!
They said the foundation takes only 5%, but indirectly claims 10+% (even that's a very conservative number) each distribution! Which means their holding would go sky high to 30-40% or more.
i basically agree with you--most Stellar Lumens will probably be unclaimed in the upcoming airdrop.. which means they will be donating a lot to themselves which is debatably questionable..
Hi guys, some doubts regarding the lumens giveaway. The % of lumens given away to an individual is the % of bitcoin he/she holds. So take Rachel for example below:
Doesn't that mean that only if every bitcoin owner claims the lumens, the vast majority will be given back to Stellar. If 1% of bitcoin holders claim it then they will give out 1% of the 16% (16 is the percentage giveaway of total Stellar) which means they will be giving 0.16% to the public in this snapshot.
Which by my case is fine but it feel like playing-with-words when they know that they can get the vast majority of the giveaway back. Unless I am understanding it wrong.
Please enlighten if this is what they meant.
Doesn't that mean that only if every bitcoin owner claims the lumens, the vast majority will be given back to Stellar. If 1% of bitcoin holders claim it then they will give out 1% of the 16% (16 is the percentage giveaway of total Stellar) which means they will be giving 0.16% to the public in this snapshot.
Which by my case is fine but it feel like playing-with-words when they know that they can get the vast majority of the giveaway back. Unless I am understanding it wrong.
Please enlighten if this is what they meant.
Exactly. Here's an option. You could actually search The Forum using the search function built into the form and find this out for yourself within about 30 seconds. How about you do your own research and let us continue to make money while you sit around doing nothing. Thats the best way to get information about this.
I think you should look over the "DeepOnion" coin, the airdrop is going to last a few months every week. Just check in the Announcements section, or:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2006010.0;topicseen
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2006010.0;topicseen
What do you guys think of all the airdrops who dont rlly have a roadmap or whitepaper?
in some cases they are probably trying to get you to click a link so they can get your IP, and probably install virus/spyware/malware/etc.
in other cases it is just the first stage of a shitcoin pump n dump.
Besides Byteball and Stellar, the rest seem just too useless to even try. Clam and Bitcoincoin s fine too but these re based on your BTC balances some time ago.
Oh okay, so that’s what the other two was. I already joined the Byteball and the Stellar distribution and that was a good one. I am waiting for the next distribution round to get here so I could do that one as well.The other two doesn’t give out that many coins for the amount of Bitcoin there is so I am not stressing about that at all. There’s always an opportunity to get free coins.
I joined to Stellar and Byteball airdrops too. They were pretty good ones. But the rest are really weak ones without any objective and project behind them.
What do you guys think of all the airdrops who dont rlly have a roadmap or whitepaper?
I think we are guilty of feeding the frenzy
Sometimes we (not all) go for the airdrop without knowing what's the coin about.
That right, because we are focused just looking for airdrop but not knowing about his coins.
Besides Byteball and Stellar, the rest seem just too useless to even try. Clam and Bitcoincoin s fine too but these re based on your BTC balances some time ago.
Oh okay, so that’s what the other two was. I already joined the Byteball and the Stellar distribution and that was a good one. I am waiting for the next distribution round to get here so I could do that one as well.The other two doesn’t give out that many coins for the amount of Bitcoin there is so I am not stressing about that at all. There’s always an opportunity to get free coins.
Didn't know this very useful site!
Thanks for the tip, this will allow me to follow the upcoming airdrops!
Thanks for the tip, this will allow me to follow the upcoming airdrops!
Some days ago there came alot new ones on http://airdropalert.com/
Great link, thank you for this!
So a giveaway is an airdrop or differ in some way, or it is by the rules of the forum not to use the word giveaway in the posts.
mklost, the definition of what is an airdrop has been given on this thread before by sinner:
I think JUMBLR is coming with one for Komodo holders
What would be the difference between an airdrop or give away though?
What would be the difference between an airdrop or give away though?
An airdrop is a giveaway in proportion to another asset (for example, Byteball--you get GBYTE in proportion to how much BTC you can prove you own with a digital signature), whereas a giveaway is a donation to anybody who asks for it.
Alternatively, a giveaway is an airdrop with no proof of ownership of any asset required.
Giveaways can be gamed much easier. For example, account farming: people create lots of bitcointalk accounts and spam this forum with useless posts in order to participate in giveaways and signature campaigns. Airdrops are better in my opinion because having lots of forum accounts doesn't get you any additional money. Furthermore, airdropping is putting your coin in the hands of hodlers.
You can look at http://airdropalert.com
You can see there all active and upcoming airdrops.
You can see there all active and upcoming airdrops.
So a giveaway is an airdrop or differ in some way, or it is by the rules of the forum not to use the word giveaway in the posts.
One of the most recent successful Airdrop project is Minerieum, the tokens is trading @ $3 currently. I think the should be an active thread for Airdrop projects
does smartcash (dot) cc/twitter-giveaways also count as a airdrop?
check here , http://airdrop.volpcoin.eu:4010/
good luck
good luck
Where would find out to see if anyone is doing an Airdrop?
check out http://airdropalert.com/
happy with their email service!
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