KYC VS AIRDROP VS BOUNTY

[mikesmat]

What are the differences among KYC, AIRDROP and BOUNTY. Which of them is the easiest among all in terms of earning a coin?

[Faisalul]

What are the differences among KYC, AIRDROP and BOUNTY. Which of them is the easiest among all in terms of earning a coin?

KYC is not any earning way it is one type of security. KYC Full Meaning is Know Your Customer. On the Other hand, You can earn coins from Airdrop and Bounty. That's it

[MrSpasybo]

What are the differences among KYC, AIRDROP and BOUNTY. Which of them is the easiest among all in terms of earning a coin?

KYC is not any earning way it is one type of security. KYC Full Meaning is Know Your Customer. On the Other hand, You can earn coins from Airdrop and Bounty. That's it

Yeah, Airdrop is one of campaign in Bounty program.
KYC is the way to join some bounty programs to receive rewards
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[Dprincebh]

Let's start with airdrop. Airdrop is just a mean for getting something that's crypto for a little basic work that's is subscribing a one time offer and also sharing of that public offer only once.
Bounty just like airdrop but harder than airdrop, in bounty you have to do this work daily and make report weekly unless you are working with an automated bounty platform. You earn more with bounty than airdrop.
Lastly KYC is just a mean of verification and a way of avoiding scammers

[PurpleImp]

Stay far far far away from any project asking your for KYC for bounty or airdrop. There is no reason for them to have it. In fact even giving your KYC for investing is very foolish.
Fair exchanges only ask KYC if you moving more then 2btc per day. Anything under is not needed. You do not need KYC to invest in a company especially when it is a small amount.
The terrorism and money laundering is just bs they make up to extract personal info from you.

Let's start with airdrop. Airdrop is just a mean for getting something that's crypto for a little basic work that's is subscribing a one time offer and also sharing of that public offer only once.
Bounty just like airdrop but harder than airdrop, in bounty you have to do this work daily and make report weekly unless you are working with an automated bounty platform. You earn more with bounty than airdrop.
Lastly KYC is just a mean of verification and a way of avoiding scammers

KYC us to avoid scammers??? This is exactly what they want. They will sell your KYC. They have no legal obligation to keep your info safe. KYC helps people commit fraud not the other way around.

[MrSpasybo]

Some projects, such as exchanges, need to carry out KYC to ensure legal provisions or limit "virtual investors" in market. However, just as you say, there are projects that abuse KYC to collect and sell user data, so each should be careful and carefully check each project which want to join.

[crypto101]

What are the differences among KYC, AIRDROP and BOUNTY. Which of them is the easiest among all in terms of earning a coin?

KYC it means Know Your Client or Customer, Airdrop and Bounty - running projects

[leithy]

As in some replies regarding KYC. I never join any airdrop that asks for KYC. In fact I find most airdrops these days give valueless tokens so tend to avoid. As regards KYC for exchanges I do not join any exchange,particularly new unchecked exchanges, that ask for KYC. Remember it is your identity details you are giving to strangers.

[Asupangat]

1. KYC: stands for Know Your Customer, the company sometimes uses the personal data of its members which is verified through photos of personal data such as ID cards, passports, or driving licenses.

2. Airdrop: is a free gift from a new coin company to promote its project, sometimes can be obtained without cost from the company

3. Bounty: while the bounty is a gift that can be obtained after we finish doing a job that is ordered by the bounty manager

[Hobby1667]

1. KYC: stands for Know Your Customer, the company sometimes uses the personal data of its members which is verified through photos of personal data such as ID cards, passports, or driving licenses.

2. Airdrop: is a free gift from a new coin company to promote its project, sometimes can be obtained without cost from the company

3. Bounty: while the bounty is a gift that can be obtained after we finish doing a job that is ordered by the bounty manager

I knew 2 and 3, but I heard 1 for the first time, Thank you) And the question is, why does the company use personal data of employees?

[PurpleImp]

1. KYC: stands for Know Your Customer, the company sometimes uses the personal data of its members which is verified through photos of personal data such as ID cards, passports, or driving licenses.

2. Airdrop: is a free gift from a new coin company to promote its project, sometimes can be obtained without cost from the company

3. Bounty: while the bounty is a gift that can be obtained after we finish doing a job that is ordered by the bounty manager

I knew 2 and 3, but I heard 1 for the first time, Thank you) And the question is, why does the company use personal data of employees?

They will tell you it is to protect you and prevent fraud but really it is to control you and keep a grasp on the situation as they fear losing control. Governments are insane.
When you go to the bank or get a tv license or a firearm license or car license you need to show your ID and proof of where you live. This is the only time out of very few where KYC should be used.

[Danus]

What are the differences among KYC, AIRDROP and BOUNTY. Which of them is the easiest among all in terms of earning a coin?

KYC (PASS) is a verification procedure, such is on many sites. And the rest of the specified by you these ways of part-time jobs