After the disappointing result in Hamster, its hard to tell, There are so many projects that have similar concept to Hamster, The participants are on accumulation of points stage and they will be surprised if these airdrops with the same concept like Hamster ask for 0.5 Ton deposit, so get ready to be disappointed.
But its worth looking at Blum and Moonbix coming from Binance, projects backed by reputable companies seldom disappoint users.
I agree. People were so hopeful that Hamster Kombat was going to give them something good in the airdrop because they had spent so much time promoting their project and making it reach the top position. Imagine a project breaking records for getting the fastest 10M subscribers only because of its participants and then it deceives them with a minnow airdrop which doesn't even compensate them for their efforts that they've made.But its worth looking at Blum and Moonbix coming from Binance, projects backed by reputable companies seldom disappoint users.
After what Catizen and Hamster did with their participants, I believe the mini-bot industry is going to lose a lot of trust from users, and they will barely trust other projects as much as they used to do before. After the launch of $DOGS, people were hopeful that all projects will give generous airdrops like it, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
Most projects are just using participants to promote their channels and tokens and then leaving them with peanuts that they can't even sell in the market.
