Topic: KYC for bounties and airdrops - page 11. (Read 3303 times)
Of course I pass кyc. But I change my personal information in photoshop that swindlers could not use it.
more and more ico ask their Bounty Hunter the kyc. this is a good thing to avoid fake accounts. unfortunately for privacy it is a defeat
For me kyc is no problem because kyc will make the transaction more secure because they know more about the people who support them and can make their target more spesifically in the futureif they want to develop their project more
Did you ever pass KYC for an airdrop token? I am strictly avoiding that, because the amounts to be airdropped are mostly too low. Or did some of you already pass KYC for an airdrop that was worth it?
I think this is a contradictory issue. Do you know the purpose of the airdrop?The purpose of the airdrop is to let more people understand the existence of the project. More people care about it, that is advertising. Then there is this problem. KYC will significantly reduce the advertising capacity. If you are the project party, which result will you choose?
kyc is not a problem if the result is worth it, because there are projects that require a kyc and the result is a bounty reward of less than $ 10. This is not correct and it is not necessary. After such payments, it remains to be hoped that the coins will grow well in value and that this is not all in vain.
Did you ever pass KYC for an airdrop token? I am strictly avoiding that, because the amounts to be airdropped are mostly too low. Or did some of you already pass KYC for an airdrop that was worth it?
I think it's okay to pass KYC on bounties, however, passing a KYC for airdrop is too much work for little reward. It's dangerous to give away personal information, so just choose the bounty that you think that is worth it to do KYC.
I believe that it is possible to collect identification data only for investors who invest in the project, but collecting identification data on bounty companies is illegitimate.
I underwent the KYC procedure when I participated in the bounty. Just when you work in the bounty, and then at the end, the manager writes KYC, what you need to go through, there's nothing left. Otherwise, you can not get tokens.
There is nothing to do, you have to accept these rules of the game. On another you do not get a coin. In general, I do not see this as a big problem.
I'm pretty selective when it comes to KYC, but I will say that I've found that the airdrops/bounties requiring KYC (that I have participated in) have tended to be more professional and developed with a greater probability of success than some of the airdrops that require only joining their telegram and submitting a google doc registration.
KYC for bounty is common as they developer also sigth the bounty hunter like as an investor, hence they will want to confirm the status of everyone receiving the token to avoid litigation for countries that ICO is illegal, for airdrop distribution KYC is mostly done in order to avoid double application and note the country of each applicant.
Did you ever pass KYC for an airdrop token? I am strictly avoiding that, because the amounts to be airdropped are mostly too low. Or did some of you already pass KYC for an airdrop that was worth it?
I didn't send my documents. All the companies that demanded KYC very little I was paid in the area of 100$.
No, I'm not. I don't want to give my identity for very low amount of Dollars. In generally you will get less than $10-20 from airdrops now. So why should we give our identity to get that much low Dollars.
Did you ever pass KYC for an airdrop token? I am strictly avoiding that, because the amounts to be airdropped are mostly too low. Or did some of you already pass KYC for an airdrop that was worth it?
I will say with my practice for airdrop this it is not worth it. All the same, you send your personal data to an unknown person, and it's not clear how they can use them.
I would have risked if at stake was a tidy sum of money
KYC for bounty and airdrop I do not feel good. I think KYC is for investors, to avoid the law, and bounty hunter we only get a reward so I think it is not necessary KYC.
I'm against it and do not participate in bounty campaigns where you need to pass KYC. I do not want to send my documents to anyone. It's very hard to for me to send an information because it might be use for fraud.
I'm against it and do not participate in bounty campaigns where you need to pass KYC. I do not want to send my documents to anyone. It's very hard to for me to send an information because it might be use for fraud.
I never joined the airdrop which must first fill the kyc. Because I am not so interested in airdrop. I'm only interested in bounty campaigns. Since most airdrop coins will sometimes be worthless coins or garbage.
It is quite weird to be asked to provide KYC info if you are not buying something, yyou are not a customer (the letter C of KYC). Actually, there is no source of funds, so KYC is useless in this case.
I understand why some bounties ask for KYC, maybe because they want to know who are their applicants and secure that they don't accepting those who have double accounts , but if you dont want to do it, they don't force anyone else to join... Join willingly. But doing that on airdrop, I'm not so crazy enough to put my account at risk for low price value tokens.
I've passed some KYCs. I'm not against them but you have to be cautious when you choose the campaign. I think that KYC is a good way to refine cheaters who use multiple accounts.
I am negative about such statements, because they believe that in this way the developers simply collect documents. And these documents are then used in most cases successfully in the delivery of KYC other projects, and you thought it was not so?
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