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henmark

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Quote from: Zabivelli on February 21, 2018, 08:18:54 AM

Everyone talks about what airdrop is but no one seems to know HOW TO DO an airdrop?

Does anyone know how to do an airdrop?!

There are a lot of methods are available to do airdrop. Now a days most projects are following the method of registering into a Google application and telegram group joining. One simple method must be opening a discussion thread and asking people to reply to that with an addy. The main objective of airdrop must be, finding early or adapters. So, to find some adapters we can use the any method. One of the effective airdrop I have seen must be clam coin distribution.

Zabivelli

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Quote from: Topher65g on February 21, 2018, 08:21:25 AM

has anyone here actually experienced a number of airdrops with actual value?

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Topher65g

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has anyone here actually experienced a number of airdrops with actual value?

Zabivelli

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Everyone talks about what airdrop is but no one seems to know HOW TO DO an airdrop?

Does anyone know how to do an airdrop?!

ETHtotheMOON1

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it's when you enlist and receive free coins/tokens. That's just another way how the currency enters the circulation. Like with ICO it's being sold and with forks you need to hold certain base currency.

antolinicio1

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Airdrop is the performance of certain minimum actions for a reward in the form of tokens or other currency. Currently it is not very important because there are a lot of scams.

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Quote from: ichanjay on October 24, 2017, 10:17:30 PM

Can someone please explain what an airdrop is? and how it works? thanks

This is reward distributed to those who apply for it, I personally wouldn't recommend you participating, because now it has became just database for future spam and scam mails. So I think it just does not worth it.

tawfiquecse

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Airdrops are same as like giveaway.. Airdrop is a free token that is given you by doing nothing or some little task.. Just fill-up an airdrop form which is provided by them.. It is the way of developer to distribute free tokens.. Just you need to do is to put your information in their form. Its also like they use it to promote their ICO / coins. Some airdrops are good and some are valueless. For airdrop alert - https://airdropalert.com/

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Quote from: talaveraa on February 11, 2018, 10:02:44 AM

Quote from: AIRDROPSQUAD on October 24, 2017, 10:19:49 PM

You already becom a Jr. Member, but still don't know what is an airdrop? Hmm, anyway this link will help you to explain it https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--1876879

it seems that he just bought the account. who knows...

Becoming Junior Member doesn't mean you will have the basic knowledges . You have to face with that stuffs to know about it. Like there are some guys at Mining session don't know anything about Signature campaign (true story) or Bounties.

klebsiella

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Airdrop is when a certain blockchain project distributes free tokens to the cryptocurrency society. There are few requirements to comply before you can receive the giveaway, some requires you to fill up a form, others need to post their project on social media accounts. The purpose of which is to create awareness about their ICO or token which give an edge to token appreciation, since people value a token they own higher than the token they do not own.

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Quote from: AIRDROPSQUAD on October 24, 2017, 10:19:49 PM

You already becom a Jr. Member, but still don't know what is an airdrop? Hmm, anyway this link will help you to explain it https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--1876879

it seems that he just bought the account. who knows...

Nboramir

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airdrop; In order to promote and advertise developers' projects and campaigns, some Token or coins are distributed to users on the forum free of charge or for certain tasks. devs. In this way, they aim to both hear more and find support for themselves.

gapthecap11

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Actually I don't know either. I dont know whay is Airdrop.

jasonmattson

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Airdrop is free coins for you from project.An airdrop is an activity in which the dev will give you coins for easy task . All you need to do is to put your informations in their google form. And then that's it wait for the next announcement on their distribution.

daenarys_stormborn

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airdrop is the same as giveaways, or share something for free, in this case the airdrop in question is to distribute the new coin for free, actually airdrop is one way of introducing a new coin

ryjin1007

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Airdrop is an free distributed tokens on each project this type of strategy will attract so many participants and investors if the community is strong there are sometimes that the admin will make an another airdrop

kinki32

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Great tool for promotion from any startup. Founders using that tool everywhere just you didn't attention it. That evolution from cranes which was with BTC

Prodigye

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An airdrop is when a project's team distributes free tokens or coins usually by asking people to join their community and refer people, they can take place with new projects or when a hardfork takes place.

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I found a new website collecting information about Crypto Coin Airdrops: www.airdroptracker.co it seems that is daily updated

9tails

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Airdrop is the way of developer to distribute free token by given a fill up form that has a small task.

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