Topic: KYC and Airdrop Token - page 5. (Read 1567 times)
I think KYC is something you need to think about and investigate for which projects you are sharing your personal information. Don't just randomly sent your (very) personal information to whatever projects asks for it, be cautious with this. You never know what might happen to your info or how it is stored and whether or not it is done in a secure way.
Recently, some airdrops require identification documents to be uploaded before airdrop tokens are distributed. Emails are sent as a reminder to complete the KYC process. Share your thought on this issue
For me, i do not believe in kyc for airdrops
i flee from such tokens because the airdrop people will never show the faces of their team and they want me to send them my own passport details
it is never done that way, theuy need to reveal theirself before i reveal myself too
simple
I see this year's airdrop very small and almost unprofitable, I never participated in airdrop campaigns that use kyc, because in my opinion providing sensitive data is very risky in my opinion
I don't really know what the kyc for airdrops is all about. Most token gotten from airdrops are not much and they will still be expecting one to perform kyc in receiving those tokens. That's the reason why I don't even like to participate I airdrops.
Recently, some airdrops require identification documents to be uploaded before airdrop tokens are distributed. Emails are sent as a reminder to complete the KYC process. Share your thought on this issue
I'm strongly against the idea of Kyc because the ICOs are using it for selfish interest though Kyc itself means know your customer but the team behind ICOs are trying to use it in order not to pay airdrops participant because some people won't do the Kyc or won't be able to meet up with the airdrop requirements
For airdrop I will not submit KYC, who knows and we can't say that they will not use our private details to anything that can harm us.
I really don't understand why people still continue to join airdrops that will give you in best case less than 5-6$ in coins..... and asking for KYC is absurd!
Agree with you, I mean people give their privacy such as identity, bank utilities, etc. Just for coins worth $5 ? that's freaking insane
I really don't understand why people still continue to join airdrops that will give you in best case less than 5-6$ in coins..... and asking for KYC is absurd!
Some ask for KYC only to avoid multi accounts (?) or to comply whatever laws (?). Some others, indeed, can do quite a lot of "interesting" things with those documents.
On another hand, too many (especially starters) are desperate for a few free bucks and you can't imagine how easily people give their ID.
I would suggest you make a tutorial for airdrop/bounty newbies, but I guess that most will not read it...
I really don't understand why people still continue to join airdrops that will give you in best case less than 5-6$ in coins..... and asking for KYC is absurd!
Recently, some airdrops require identification documents to be uploaded before airdrop tokens are distributed. Emails are sent as a reminder to complete the KYC process. Share your thought on this issue
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