Topic: Is SUI a SCAM project or LEGIT? - page 2. (Read 228 times)
Airdrop is not mandatory so better not to expect that much, and just participate without expecting anything in return since you are only spending money for the fees and not for the project itself. Always do your own research, you can know if the project is a scam by doing this, though having no plan for the airdrop doesn’t necessary mean the project is a scam, you still need to look for other red flags about the project.
SUI conducted a TestNet program which lasted for almost a year and eventually they refused to airdrop their community who spend time and efforts to ensure the success of their project. instead of airdropping their communities they lured some few members of their community to participate in their presales. so, what is your opinion on this.? Is SUI a SCAM project or LEGIT?
Hard to tell a scam project until it happen. If they are able to attract good community then I think its better for them to focus on making it a good project. Airdrop is not necessary and there’s no assurance for this, since the hype of airdrop is coming back, many expect that every project will have this, again it will still depend on the project developer, though rewarding the community can still happen in other way. 
SUI conducted a TestNet program which lasted for almost a year and eventually they refused to airdrop their community who spend time and efforts to ensure the success of their project.
Is this the project you are talking about - sui.io?According to this article, they said that the airdrop is going to be in Q4, 2023 or am I missing something?
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So does this means that this project won't recognize the efforts of those that did the testnet? It's because I've been seeing people that have been too hyped on this project and they're boasting that this could be the next ARB. Needless to say, don't be too trusting with these projects especially the new ones because you'll never know if the developers of it will go South and will change the terms and development of these projects that you're too optimistic with.
SUI conducted a TestNet program which lasted for almost a year and eventually they refused to airdrop their community who spend time and efforts to ensure the success of their project. instead of airdropping their communities they lured some few members of their community to participate in their presales. so, what is your opinion on this.? Is SUI a SCAM project or LEGIT?
Don't expect anything on a platform to have a airdrop if they didn't give anything on that timespan then move on, its either they are not really paying or they don't ready yet to distribute the allocated budget intended for airdrop. Just try your luck on other testnet but also make sure you didn't spend any amount on any airdrop potential project to getting scam by those people who run a fake project in this space.
Just try more free airdrops to get more higher chance to spot a good project among those newly or old platform running.
SUI conducted a TestNet program which lasted for almost a year and eventually they refused to airdrop their community who spend time and efforts to ensure the success of their project. instead of airdropping their communities, they lured a few members of their community to participate in their presales. so, what is your opinion on this.? Is SUI a SCAM project or LEGIT?
Don't trust any altcoin projects, it is better to have the mindset that you may not get paid for your efforts if you participate in an airdrop let's say among 100 projects that have airdrop only 20 will distribute the rewards to bounty hunters and remaining 80 will be a scam project who will nether get listed on an exchange or distribute tokens to either investor or bounty hunters. So altcoin is practically a gamble and at that, we must know how to take the risk when it comes to altcoins, I personally will not advise anyone to waste their time on any of such campaigns even if the task is very simple to accomplish.
SUI conducted a TestNet program which lasted for almost a year and eventually they refused to airdrop their community who spend time and efforts to ensure the success of their project. instead of airdropping their communities they lured some few members of their community to participate in their presales. so, what is your opinion on this.? Is SUI a SCAM project or LEGIT?
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