Topic: Which of the tap to earn airdrop are you looking forward to this month?. (Read 463 times)

I mean not that it would eb all that complicated since this is something common in the crypto world and most people who make a project end up trying to deceive their customers and investors either for profit or to try to keep it higher but then when they make these mistakes everyone ends up leaving and that is the issue.

They knew that people would sell and make it go down so they didn't want too give it all, and keep some of it coming, if they gave it all, then there would be even more being sold, this way at least they limited how much was sold and people are mad because they couldn't sell it all and get out, now the next one will be a bit less and that is why they are mad that they couldn't sell all of it quicker and make as much as they can. This is why I think they did the right thing but will not work on the long term anyway, it will fail.

Hamster Kombat will determine the amount of tokens for each user in the next few hours. According to statistics, 20 million users as "cheaters" will not receive any token (this season). The second season has also started and no complete information about it has been released yet. However, it seems that mining "diamonds" will be more difficult than the first season of Hamster Kombat.

The most suspicious thing about these airdrops is that if they all require assets transfers to confirm participation, even if these transfers are for small amounts. Considering that their design is almost the same and that they all work on the Ton network, it is likely that the code for these bots is available for sale and use in one of the markets. This means that anyone or any entity can acquire the bot and make modifications to suit their concept, launch it on Telegram, and then start a promotional campaign. The most important detail required is to obtain support from one of the major platforms to gain some credibility.

One of the things that also raises questions is Binance's initiative to launch an airdrop in the same format, and it is clear that it will be very popular, especially since one of its conditions is that the participant has a Binance account activated by proving identity, meaning that only trusted Binance users have the right to participate or new members are forced to activate their accounts.

I always advise dealing with caution with these projects and not to be easily led by all the conditions, especially those that may violate privacy.

Recently we are having too much hype about few airdrops which are coming, but community is having concerns about them as well because developers are doing tricks which are not good better just keep away yourself from things like these but if you have enough time, and you can do search then surely going through is better and can give some good return.

As I was checking few things about Catizen now community is rising concerns about this as they are now having change of their airdrop which is surely like cheat with peoples those done hard work for this project and team give them just nothing in return, so things are surely not as expectations so just do work before having anything because now having projects and airdrops like these are normal.

This is the only topic i found discussion about active airdrops in telegram and in particular Rocky Rabbit airdrop which i wonder why the project team don't have a bitcointalk channel or at least a discussion topic started by anybody interested in this new coin.

The airdrop should be finished today and distribution should be made within the next two days to all eligible users who completed all tasks including a payment of 0.5 TON.

As for the airdrop itself, I don't really have high personal hopes for it and I would be somewhat satisfied if the value of what I get is equal to or greater than the price of a Ton transfer, which is $2.5. The currency will be listed on many platforms, I expect this to be true and the token will have uses in some games, it also seems real. But all of this remains insufficient to decide whether it is a successful project or not. The most suspicious point is that the assets are collected as a basic condition for obtaining the airdrop, which leads to the immediate thought that the project team succeeded in making a profit even if the token will not succeed later.

I have also noticed other airdrops that rely on the same scheme and even the bots are almost identical in design and conditions and they are all on the Ton network. Participation in any of them remains a personal decision and despite my participation in this airdrop and my efforts to meet all the conditions, I do not want this to be an incentive for anyone to do the same. I still doubt the integrity of these bots and I have doubts that they come from one source or are managed by one party.

DOGS is a rare case where they delivered for their community and everybody was happy. Either because they worked for it or for the bonuses on the exchanges.
Either way, it can be called a success.

You definitely need to check on your end because Catizen has already announced the number of tokens their participants have got from the airdrop and you would be shocked to know that they have deceived their community like how Pixelverse did it earlier. They reduced the percentage of tokens being airdropped by saying they would airdrop the remaining percentage quarterly which doesn't make any sense after they have constantly been saying they will do an airdrop of 43% or so.

People aren't happy with them, you can check their X and the comments people are making on their posts because they didn't get what they were expecting. Everyone spent so much time on this game, upgrading their cats and doing on-chain transactions, and what they got at the end is only a few tokens which will barely be worth to cover what they have spent on the game.

You didn’t participated in such telegram airdrops, i also don’t like, it seems to boring work to me, but i was joined in DOGS it was too easy just matter of a few clicks and it was too hype and got listed on Binance and other many top exchanges, so i got enough profits in a few days. Binance and many major exchanges listing such tokens because of those are big communities platform so if those exchanges will list their tokens they will get millions of new users in their exchange and also will get huge trading fees.

Catizen released airdrops allocation for users yesterday though. Some were not happy because it's not what was expected. But the good news is they can stake their $CATI to enjoy some good apr


Let's hope the likes of HMSTR releases good distribution ratio

Great list! I'm definitely looking forward to the Catizen and Hamster Kombat airdrops been grinding on those farms like crazy. Catizen, in particular, has caught my attention lately. Not sure if you've checked it out, but Bitget's got an exciting premarket event going on for Catizen that’s definitely worth exploring. Could be a cool way to get ahead before things fully launch!

Also, I heard Rocky Rabbit is doing something interesting with their airdrop mechanics, but curious if anyone else has insider info or strategies on other upcoming drops?

Those who survived, including you, right? So if I may ask, how many coins have you collected and how many coins have you earned in a matter of hours? I played it not too seriously after hearing the news of listing date and being able to make a withdrawal gave great hope to my friends who seriously play the game

Means you really hope he is listed on binance, let's see together hopefully according to expectations and our hard work pays off. if I have to choose I prefer the Dogs method which is very simple and short and the results are very surprising beyond expectations, I admit this is my first airdrop that provides income after several years of not participating in airdrop events

because they use the current situation as best they can because many are following this airdrop, to make it more challenging and change the direction of playing this master combat, from what I see, the ones who survive the longest are the ones who get lucky in this airdrop.

I do airdrops, it's just with this click to earn games, I don't find them my thing, and none of them have been that rewarding, yes few hundred dollars here and there, but not any life changing ones to feel regret for.

it's part of strategy to not overdilute the reward, it's like survival game where the ones who preserve until the end get the most reward, I always see it that way, NOT, DOGS and PIXFI all doing exact same thing so it's definitely intentional that they trying to make people bored and only left fewer people for the biggest reward.

but yeah the task is so many honestly it feels like a chore compared to DOGS where the task of overly simplistic, just do it once and you're set but with hamster kombat it's endless task including how the devs are milking the community to watch their news channel .

but it's coming to an end finally and they are listed in binance at least, hope the reward is good.

That's airdrop, sometimes what is considered trivial, boring, useless actually becomes something big because as we see now the TON Ecosystem is in a massive migration to every exchange. The strength of the community and investors behind the project makes the level of interest of hunters increasingly understand where the money is flowing now. Regarding the reason why many leading exchanges are now more interested in trading meme coins because of market saturation that continues to focus on boring Layer2 developments. Then what makes more sense is that we are currently entering the meme coin season, remember to take advantage of this situation to seek fleeting profits not for long term investment.

In times when things are tough, the airdrop opportunity is something worth exploring, at least to try it out. I'm doing some stuff with Bones Swap, Sunkong and waiting. I don't think it will be a valuable reward but it's a good experience.

Trying to learn from hype and trending stuff could be a good thing for a while, but not forever. I understand that this is the thing that trends today, but we should be careful about it anyway, we can't make it work any other different way, it just doesn't work like that.

We can consider this as something that makes a lot of sense, and if we know what we are dealing with then we shouldn't have any worries at all, we need to consider this as something that makes more sense. Don't forget that tap stuff are just hyped trends of today, but tomorrow none of them will be around and you will lose a lot of money if you put any money into them. Most people get hyped and they put real amounts of money into these stuff, which must a terrible idea.

Honestly, I'm actually bored playing hamster kombat, they always add additional tasks to do, which makes boredom appear. In addition, we have to increase our mining income and which number of coins will be calculated between coins collected or coins generated per hour. for other projects I do not participate

I did not do any of them, I find them boring, no involvement firsthand — no excitement for the project.

I am surprised though, why plenty prominent exchanges keep listing these tokens (Hamster getting to Binance, Catizen to Kucoin), if there were no cexes supporting these tokens, most of them will probably die soon after launch.