Man, it is totally not a serious discussion. At least because airdrop, itself is not a serious kind of "business". You could posted in altcoins or in off-topic treads..
Concerning airdrops, the rules will be more complicated as far people will accept them.
Topic: We forgot the meaning of airdrops? (Read 160 times)
I agree this problem apparently need to consciously regulate the original meanings of coin production tools 
I encountered one project which I think is a fake. I'm done with all the task and send my referral link to all my social media account. I am waiting and expecting my airdrops and a week ago they send me email saying that to claim my airdrop award I have to have 20 of their coin in my wallet. Of course I don't have any because I am yet to claim my airdrops award. Do you think this is fair? Please anybody define airdrops for me.
It is had work to get free money 
I do agree with this. Most of them are just a crap right now. I think all of the airdrops right now asks for that requirements. And IMO, its not considered as Airdrop anymore, more like a bounty.
Plus the fact that some of them are just bogus, I have encountered an airdrop that asks for a KYC. LOL
Plus the fact that some of them are just bogus, I have encountered an airdrop that asks for a KYC. LOL
Yeah, I encountered few such projects as well
I do agree with this. Most of them are just a crap right now. I think all of the airdrops right now asks for that requirements. And IMO, its not considered as Airdrop anymore, more like a bounty.
Plus the fact that some of them are just bogus, I have encountered an airdrop that asks for a KYC. LOL
Plus the fact that some of them are just bogus, I have encountered an airdrop that asks for a KYC. LOL
Airdrop means you don't have to do anything to get token/coin.
User just has to fill up some necessary info so that project admins know this guy has participated in airdrop.
What fields should be required?
- Bitcointalk username
- That particular coin/tokens address
And to confirm authencity of accounts admins may ask user to put address somewhere in their bitcointalk profile, that's it.
Now what's really happening.
- make account on site.
- follow and retweet on Twitter/facebook/instagram/medium
- join telegram
- Referral crap (yeah I suck)
- thoughtful comment on Ann thread (you know what happens then)
I have no problem with those tasks but they should not name it airdrop when it's clearly not.
Ps: sorry if it's not serious discussion !?
User just has to fill up some necessary info so that project admins know this guy has participated in airdrop.
What fields should be required?
- Bitcointalk username
- That particular coin/tokens address
And to confirm authencity of accounts admins may ask user to put address somewhere in their bitcointalk profile, that's it.
Now what's really happening.
- make account on site.
- follow and retweet on Twitter/facebook/instagram/medium
- join telegram
- Referral crap (yeah I suck)
- thoughtful comment on Ann thread (you know what happens then)
I have no problem with those tasks but they should not name it airdrop when it's clearly not.
Ps: sorry if it's not serious discussion !?
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