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Quote from: bluebit25 on March 07, 2024, 04:50:56 AM

As I have told many times to people who often pass on what they call opportunities, give it to your family before intending to give this good idea to everyone.

Maybe it's true, at least the OP said something that is useful and doesn't waste time and if it ends in a scam like the hype of Blast which resulted in the loss of around 420 Ethereum (ETH) just say it, for example What happened in Crypto in the last 12h for eample Binance Launchpool $AEVO will it come soon? you are prepared for that.

It's true that free stuff is fun, but if it's risky, I think don't even connect to your investment account and your social media accounts. If most of the posts are wrong, our social media account will be suspended because it is considered suspicious activity.

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Quote from: Howard@1 on January 03, 2024, 06:22:38 AM

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It seems OP is trying to convey this project, I'm not sure if you are part of this project. But to me it smells like ponzi, many people here don't care too much about rewards or surrounding things that are attached, we are capable of evaluating the level of opportunity/risk ourselves.

As I have told many times to people who often pass on what they call opportunities, give it to your family before intending to give this good idea to everyone.

And one more thing to say is that even if you intend to spread this, this place is not suitable, instead approach places of ignorance to seek the greed of new people.

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Quote from: ryzaadit on January 03, 2024, 04:21:13 PM

Let's be honest. You are creating these for shilling purposes.

Most of the people on that thread are saying the airdrop scheme is bad and potentially is a scam. Most of people in here are at least not really stupid at all, we avoiding any kind of deposit things for airdrop.

Based the experience, It's ended scam/rugpull.

Boss that's the truth, no matter what hear about airdrops I don't take them serious because I don't believe in those shits, although one of my friend has been on my neck on this airdrop of a thing, he has been telling me how has been making money through this airdrop but the question how real is this projects, many knowledge crypto enthusiast has confirmed and reconfirm that anyone involving himself in such activity the consequence will be at his own detriment, the only way to avoid which op may not understand is to avoid giving attention to much speculated new and old projects, this business is devoid of greed and if one abide by this principles, such persons crypto journey is guaranteed.

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So just another shill thread? What does the bitcointalk community have anything to do with this. I honestly hoped by now these things would just slow down but it looks like as we get into another bull run we are gonna have another wave of nonsense like this to pop up. Any gimmicks should be treated as a scam and nothing else. Moving along.

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Quote from: batang_bitcoin on January 07, 2024, 03:50:12 AM

There is no doubt that the impact of the forum is great than any project can expect. But despite that, many are already aware of some marketing tactics of projects about these deposits.
Even you will mention some good offers and interesting rates that one can get attracted with, every investor nowadays are wiser than ever because many have experienced have lost a lot already with the same rules about deposits and such.

Certainly, forum has played a crucial role to inform investors about the risks associated with various project, thereby educating them to take cautious approach when it comes to investing your hard earned money. The people behind running such projects should recognize this high level of public awareness and adopt transparent and ethical practices to build investor's trust.

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Quote from: tjtonmoy on January 03, 2024, 03:33:50 PM

How is that a win-win and what kind of connection does Bitcoin talk community have in this? Most of the reply I see on the previous post seems like everyone is accusing the mentioned project as a scam. Even I speculated the same on the matter that it is a scam project. From a daily spin to a single spin seems like a shady move. Why the sudden change and what are the benefits of having this?

I'm still not convinced that this is a legit project and it will show potential in the future. It was you who wrote the post and how come that project owner saw this and made those tweaks? Are you the owners and sharing your own project here as an advertisement? If so, then come clean and create an ANN thread in the service section explaining what this does and what are the benefits its users will get. Otherwise, there's no point!

Here is a similar post talking about the same project and my own reply to that.

Quote from: tjtonmoy on January 02, 2024, 12:50:13 PM

When they can always give you tokens for completing tasks, why do they need for us to deposit a certain amount? Any airdrops that requires deposit, you should always consider them a scam. Everyone is a suspect until proven. So be cautious about everything. I mean they can simply give you token and when it's time to withdraw, they can simply deduct the amount equivalent to the amount that is needed for completing the tasks. Then why are they asking for fee first?

Projects having similar concept most likely turns out to be a scam. If they see something that have been successful in the past, they take that concept and make something on their own so that people will think this will work out the same way but in the end they get scammed. So be careful before you get into it. I'm not going to click that link so sorry for that. But if you are really interested, do your own research before joining.

Switching from a daily spin to a single spin might seem sketchy, especially with accusations of the project being a scam on Bitcoin Talk. The sudden change raises questions about its legitimacy. We should be cautious and research thoroughly before jumping in.

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Quote from: batang_bitcoin on January 07, 2024, 03:50:12 AM

There is no doubt that the impact of the forum is great than any project can expect. But despite that, many are already aware of some marketing tactics of projects about these deposits.
Even you will mention some good offers and interesting rates that one can get attracted with, every investor nowadays are wiser than ever because many have experienced have lost a lot already with the same rules about deposits and such.

Projects have two outcomes, it can either become profitable and generate quite good figures for the investors but don't be surprised if we don't reach the estimated goals because these projects have plans that always go the opposite of our plans. We strive everyday for a better future, I know it's not easy but atleast we're trying our best to catch up the long competitive run in the system. Information is power, one will never know what he's about to lose because he's not fully cooked on the basic settings of the system, just always in a hurry to invest and cash out.

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Quote from: Howard@1 on January 03, 2024, 06:22:38 AM

But here's the plot twist: thanks to the Bitcoin Talk community, the project tweaked the rules! Now, you can snag a free spin once and rake in those Y24 tokens.

You mean thanks to the people in the bitcoin talk community who relentlessly flagged this project as a scam? Grin

No matter where we look at it
it just has the word suspicious written right all over it

I hope no one actually falls for projects like this airdrops are categorized as something you do not have to invest money into so it is already an immediate red flag if a project such as this requires you to give something in order for you to earn something

Be more curious and stay vigilant, everyone!

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There is no doubt that the impact of the forum is great than any project can expect. But despite that, many are already aware of some marketing tactics of projects about these deposits.
Even you will mention some good offers and interesting rates that one can get attracted with, every investor nowadays are wiser than ever because many have experienced have lost a lot already with the same rules about deposits and such.

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Quote from: Samlucky O on January 07, 2024, 02:11:34 AM

Quote from: Makus on January 03, 2024, 05:11:06 PM

Actually when it comes to making deposit for things like this, they can be simply tagged as scam. Because I don't see any reason why you'll have to pay before you'll get paid for something that's called an airdrop. So long as it requires a deposit before I get the chance to participate, I'll just conclude it's a scam. And 99.9% of those kind of giveaways are scam, what is the need to request for payment from the beneficiaries if your true intention is to give them even more. Though things like this could pay some person just to make it seem legit, but at the end, you'll find out there are more who are complaining about the failed project.

You are actually correct, I always think thesame too. Any airdrop or project that requires deposit is the first sign of scam and it is only a newbie that can fall for such trap except you have come across it before. I always make reference to my previous experience on airdrop and how it ended. and anytime I hear about airdrop, scam rings in my head.

I also made a comment on the thread link that the OP shared in this thread, I'll repeat what I said there and what you two supports that I was hearing for the first time about making deposits before an airdrop reward, I know that it's tasks that they normally require. So what is the essence of making payments for a reward that'll be given to you, I know that it's only in scam projects that such requests are made. Although we still need to proof that this perticular one is not legit, otherwise it could be their method of operation to commit their investors before being entitled to airdrops.

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Are you saying your post has generated a lot with the post that you have done? How would you have known that it came from bitcointalk only? Did you post it here in the forum and have gained all of the click results or something?

The first post doesn't even make sense, you decided to shill it and just post it without any information on mentioning the high-quality part. How would you get it or something?

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Quote from: Makus on January 03, 2024, 05:11:06 PM

Actually when it comes to making deposit for things like this, they can be simply tagged as scam. Because I don't see any reason why you'll have to pay before you'll get paid for something that's called an airdrop. So long as it requires a deposit before I get the chance to participate, I'll just conclude it's a scam. And 99.9% of those kind of giveaways are scam, what is the need to request for payment from the beneficiaries if your true intention is to give them even more. Though things like this could pay some person just to make it seem legit, but at the end, you'll find out there are more who are complaining about the failed project.

You are actually correct, I always think thesame too. Any airdrop or project that requires deposit is the first sign of scam and it is only a newbie that can fall for such trap except you have come across it before. I always make reference to my previous experience on airdrop and how it ended. and anytime I hear about airdrop, scam rings in my head.

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Quote from: ryzaadit on January 03, 2024, 04:21:13 PM

Let's be honest. You are creating these for shilling purposes.

Most of the people on that thread are saying the airdrop scheme is bad and potentially is a scam. Most of people in here are at least not really stupid at all, we avoiding any kind of deposit things for airdrop.

Based the experience, It's ended scam/rugpull.

The OP does not think that we as a community are smart, indeed he thinks that we are stupid. A scammer trying to lure community members to pay 0.1BNB on a project that does not have any use case. First, he tried convincing everyone that it is an airdrop from the first post that he created. Not realizing that in airdrop tokens are dropped for free and no one pays for those tokens. In desperation, he comes up with a brilliant idea and creates another topic using the same airdrop URL. What a moron this guy is! He is wasting his time by creating the same topic with a different title.

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How is that a win-win when you could get a spin every day before and now it's been reduced to just one spin? And what does that have to do with the Bitcointalk community? How did the community have any influence over that decision? It would be best if you cleared these things first for the readers to understand what you are trying to convey here.

Besides, I don't see any potential in that project and it looks like some kind of HYIP to me, I would never risk my 0.1 BNB to get a few tokens that might not even have any value and the project might fail before it makes it to the market and gain any hype and then price value.

So, I wouldn't suggest anyone invest their money in the project. Instead, one should invest the same amount in another altcoin that has growth potential.

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Actually when it comes to making deposit for things like this, they can be simply tagged as scam. Because I don't see any reason why you'll have to pay before you'll get paid for something that's called an airdrop. So long as it requires a deposit before I get the chance to participate, I'll just conclude it's a scam. And 99.9% of those kind of giveaways are scam, what is the need to request for payment from the beneficiaries if your true intention is to give them even more. Though things like this could pay some person just to make it seem legit, but at the end, you'll find out there are more who are complaining about the failed project.

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Let's be honest. You are creating these for shilling purposes.

Most of the people on that thread are saying the airdrop scheme is bad and potentially is a scam. Most of people in here are at least not really stupid at all, we avoiding any kind of deposit things for airdrop.

Based the experience, It's ended scam/rugpull.

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How is that a win-win and what kind of connection does Bitcoin talk community have in this? Most of the reply I see on the previous post seems like everyone is accusing the mentioned project as a scam. Even I speculated the same on the matter that it is a scam project. From a daily spin to a single spin seems like a shady move. Why the sudden change and what are the benefits of having this?

I'm still not convinced that this is a legit project and it will show potential in the future. It was you who wrote the post and how come that project owner saw this and made those tweaks? Are you the owners and sharing your own project here as an advertisement? If so, then come clean and create an ANN thread in the service section explaining what this does and what are the benefits its users will get. Otherwise, there's no point!

Here is a similar post talking about the same project and my own reply to that.

Quote from: tjtonmoy on January 02, 2024, 12:50:13 PM

When they can always give you tokens for completing tasks, why do they need for us to deposit a certain amount? Any airdrops that requires deposit, you should always consider them a scam. Everyone is a suspect until proven. So be cautious about everything. I mean they can simply give you token and when it's time to withdraw, they can simply deduct the amount equivalent to the amount that is needed for completing the tasks. Then why are they asking for fee first?

Projects having similar concept most likely turns out to be a scam. If they see something that have been successful in the past, they take that concept and make something on their own so that people will think this will work out the same way but in the end they get scammed. So be careful before you get into it. I'm not going to click that link so sorry for that. But if you are really interested, do your own research before joining.

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Hey, check this out!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5479680.new#new

Last week, the buzz around the Y24 project on Bitcoin Talk was real. They rolled out this cool airdrop/earning system where users could snag Y24 tokens by depositing just 0.1 BNB. Here's the kicker – you get a daily spin to earn up to 1000 Y24 tokens and a sweet 8% APY on your deposit. But here's the plot twist: thanks to the Bitcoin Talk community, the project tweaked the rules! Now, you can snag a free spin once and rake in those Y24 tokens. Talk about a win-win!
Check out the latest update:

https://y24.io/airdrop

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