Topic: KYC for bounties and airdrops - page 8. (Read 3303 times)
Why are you so afraid of KYC, do you have something to hide? Are you afraid that law enforcement agencies will come to you and take away all your cryptocurrency savings?
I always try to participate only in bounty campaigns of serious and decent projects. In this case it's not a problem for me to send my documents.
What is the role of KYC to bounties and airdrops? is that necessary?
Doing KYC is important for proper proof of authentication of real participants. Frustration happens when spammers and dishonest person occupied campaign.meanwhile is not necessary because bounty hunters do not really invest in huge amount but in real sense is good for proper proof of evidence.
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?
In bounty campaigns, KYC identification can help get rid of dishonest participants with multi-accounts. Who in their right mind will send their personal data to participate in airdrops, where no one can guarantee you anything?
I do not avoid the KYC procedure. In addition, I think that in case I'm a bounty hunter, then I'm not an investor / client, on this basis, why do I have to go through this KYC procedure?
A bounty hunter is not a customer and there is no need whatsoever to pass any type of personal identification testing. It is burdensome and not legal.
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 hate this KYC thing and I also hate these worthless airdrops, so I am not participating on any of them, it's very risky you sell your information for a few worthless coin from these unknown developers without you knowing, where your credentials will end up. so it's a big no for me.
I think it is good to require KYC in bounty campaigns. Because there are many multi-accounts spammers and they are abusing bounty campaigns by earning huge rewards and selling them in exchanges for the lowest price.
Spammers with multiple accounts can use fake documents for this. Therefore, KYC - does not guarantee that the number of spammers will be less.Yes, it is true. The Airdrop Manager has several reasons for that. For example, KYC is one of the rules in some countries, so their token holders must be equipped with KYC, Avoiding multi-accounts and spammers. I think this is fine. But also worrying. I myself will see the project. Nice or not. Great if they are serious and their team is professional.
I think it is good to require KYC in bounty campaigns. Because there are many multi-accounts spammers and they are abusing bounty campaigns by earning huge rewards and selling them in exchanges for the lowest price.
Spammers with multiple accounts can use fake documents for this. Therefore, KYC - does not guarantee that the number of spammers will be less.
Don't see anything wrong in the KYC! Even if you have someone else's original documents, it is difficult to do something...
I think it is good to require KYC in bounty campaigns. Because there are many multi-accounts spammers and they are abusing bounty campaigns by earning huge rewards and selling them in exchanges for the lowest price.
I would never join a airdrop or bounty campaign where kyc requires. For icos it´s ok but not for airdrop or bounty.
In my opinion is this not necessary, I think they want collecting user informations and maybe do some bad things with that.
Or what´s the reason why they want kyc? So be carefully!
In my opinion is this not necessary, I think they want collecting user informations and maybe do some bad things with that.
Or what´s the reason why they want kyc? So be carefully!
KYC is a good thing which prevents multiple accounts and give the tokens to the real user. But some companies are using this in a wrong way, collecting user's data in the name of airdrops and bounty programs and then sell it. So beware from airdrops that look suspicious!
I joined one bounty campaign with kyc, luckily its a legit one and became successful. Just after a few weeks after the kyc they distribute the tokens.
Unlike investors, bounty hunters get tokens for their work. They do not invest any money whose origins they should explain.
Actually kyc (know your customer) is important for a company.Because for future it's important to record his customer data.But when kyc for bounty & airdrops.It's really painfull.Because from airdrop get very little something.And when bounty finished then some bounty manager required kuv for most of participator couldn't do this.If kyc is require for bounty it should publish first.
I have followed the airdrop and required to meet the requested kyc but I regret can not give the kyc so I can not continue to follow the airdrop so for the future I hope kyc no longer exist for airdrop so more people will follow it
I don't think it is necessary to pass KYC for Bounty & Airdrop programs. Actually it is not a good practice.
KYC for bounty and airdrop I think is completely unnecessary. Participants are not investors with large amounts of money that need to be checked. In addition, it is not known to whom the personal data is available and for what purpose they can be used.
In general I would avoid these need KYC airdrop, unless the value of this airdrop is very high, if the airdrop more than $200, so I think I will choose to participate in, if not, then I will not be involved in.
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