Topic: Bitcoin Airdrop? - page 2. (Read 323 times)
Also thought about it,looking for information and did not find who thinks?
I think, there is no airdrop for bitcoin, one of the purpose of airdrop is to attract investors' attention, and I think bitcoin does not need airdrop, because the popularity of bitcoin today is extraordinary, even though it is experiencing a bearish market.
airdrop is meaningless. and it is used by these useless projects to get newbies to pay them a small attention for a while during the time when they are pumping the coin. otherwise there is no reason to give away money like that to get people to get in.
additionally airdrop is a method of distributing the supply for those coins/tokens that have 100% premine.
the early days of bitcoin was Satoshi mining bitcoin and some others like Hal Finey running a node and also mining bitcoin. then people saw the "idea" and got interested and started joining in little by little.
the pizza story that was mentioned above was years after that.
additionally airdrop is a method of distributing the supply for those coins/tokens that have 100% premine.
the early days of bitcoin was Satoshi mining bitcoin and some others like Hal Finey running a node and also mining bitcoin. then people saw the "idea" and got interested and started joining in little by little.
the pizza story that was mentioned above was years after that.
It all started on the pizza story, then it was spreading little by little when people start knowing about Bitcoin until it starts increasing with value and investors, individuals was fascinated by it, but the main point is the developer and the owner who start this project never comes out on public and declare his try intention... so until today no one knows the exact origin of point and what was the exact purpose
Forgive my capturing the title that way. I didn't know how best to express my inquiry within a limited space.
With so many new projects issuing giveaways and airdrops to announce their presence this day, I am wondering if Satoshi Nakamoto at any point did an airdrop for Bitcoin? I have searched the forum for any clue on this question but couldn't get my finger on any thread that treated it. Thus my question now.
Could any of the earlier adopters here tell us how it was at the beginning with Bitcoin.
With so many new projects issuing giveaways and airdrops to announce their presence this day, I am wondering if Satoshi Nakamoto at any point did an airdrop for Bitcoin? I have searched the forum for any clue on this question but couldn't get my finger on any thread that treated it. Thus my question now.
Could any of the earlier adopters here tell us how it was at the beginning with Bitcoin.
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