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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Meme Coins => Topic started by: bitterguy28 on October 03, 2024, 04:21:32 AM
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i noticed that a lot of airdrop projects have optional tasks where you need to play a different airdrop project as well as subscribe to their telegram channel and follow their social media accounts obviously these are all optional but it gives you additional benefits for the original airdrop project you were interested in
my question now is what do you guys do with those other airdrop projects you discover from an airdrop project you are participating in? do you actually participate or you think it will be useless? maybe this is a way for other people to discover new airdrops but i am a bit hesitant because some airdrops may not be as safe or have as much potential as the one i was participating in originally
let me know your thoughts!
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ridiculous... even people who do not have an airdrop project take advantage of the sincerity of airdrop hunters for their own personal needs, such as referral links or maybe orders to do small things... this is an easy way for us to know that airdrops in airdrops are something that enslaves us... as if they work as a third party... and that is very uninteresting to work on... we have been squeezed by two people in one job...
moreover it does not guarantee to make big money, so we are still gambling with our luck in the end.
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ridiculous... even people who do not have an airdrop project take advantage of the sincerity of airdrop hunters for their own personal needs, such as referral links or maybe orders to do small things... this is an easy way for us to know that airdrops in airdrops are something that enslaves us... as if they work as a third party... and that is very uninteresting to work on... we have been squeezed by two people in one job...
moreover it does not guarantee to make big money, so we are still gambling with our luck in the end.
Yeah, though Blum for example gave a bit of DOGS in addition to the main airdrop for some tasks, and that was alright in my book. Some tasks though can be obnoxious, especially if the project is not that credible in the first place.
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Little by little, this airdrop will turn into some old ideas that required you to do some tasks such as watching videos, clicking on the like or following button in exchange for $10 digital gifts or less. The only difference is that you reach an airdrop whose value decreases over time and you may be scammed, as you are making an effort to obtain an unguaranteed profit.
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i noticed that a lot of airdrop projects have optional tasks where you need to play a different airdrop project as well as subscribe to their telegram channel and follow their social media accounts obviously these are all optional but it gives you additional benefits for the original airdrop project you were interested in
my question now is what do you guys do with those other airdrop projects you discover from an airdrop project you are participating in? do you actually participate or you think it will be useless? maybe this is a way for other people to discover new airdrops but i am a bit hesitant because some airdrops may not be as safe or have as much potential as the one i was participating in originally
let me know your thoughts!
Recently, I won't deny that I often grind airdrops on Telegram, but when the date was over on Xempire, Blum, and Tomarket, they said it was October 1, but until now their airdrops have been continuous so I stopped now, it is because I don't want to continue it anymore.
Now I can say that those who are doing airdrops today are just giving hope to communities who think they can get good earnings from airdrops, but in the end it's just a piece of shit. I hope that the others will wake up to the fact that they will not get a big profit from airdrops; they must stop, because doing airdrops will only waste their time and time that they will devote. That's it; stop this wasting time in airdrops. Is it not clear from the increasing number of airdrops that came out on Telegram, apart from Notcoin and dogs, only the ones that were really successful because the others, like cati and hmstr, weren't successful for me, to be honest. wake up...
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Yeah, though Blum for example gave a bit of DOGS in addition to the main airdrop for some tasks, and that was alright in my book. Some tasks though can be obnoxious, especially if the project is not that credible in the first place.
i have noticed some projects even require us to play other airdrops as a daily task it take up a lot of space in my telegram account it does split up my attention since you just want to focus on the other airdrop project but you are forced to do other tasks not even associated to the original project you were interested in
but i guess the project does not care about promoting so much of other projects as long as they get paid
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but i guess the project does not care about promoting so much of other projects as long as they get paid
Yes, but no one guarantees that you will be paid or that the airdrop will be successful. Airdrop participants are doing the work and taking risks in exchange for promises that may not be fulfilled. Multitasking indicates that the airdrop will not achieve the desired success, especially tasks related to playing other airdrops as a daily task.
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I check out the other project, if it looks worthy to bother further we check it otherwise we just do the necessary tasks and move on.
Iirc, in recent DOGS airdrop, they had collaboration with other tap-to-earn projects (afaik, NOT was one?) but they had already done their airdrops, so there wasn't much to bother.
Yeah, though Blum for example gave a bit of DOGS in addition to the main airdrop for some tasks, and that was alright in my book. Some tasks though can be obnoxious, especially if the project is not that credible in the first place.
i have noticed some projects even require us to play other airdrops as a daily task it take up a lot of space in my telegram account it does split up my attention since you just want to focus on the other airdrop project but you are forced to do other tasks not even associated to the original project you were interested in
Well, you get tokens, xp or whatever they have allotted for the task, so it's okay. You can always clean your telegram account once tasks are done.
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i noticed that a lot of airdrop projects have optional tasks where you need to play a different airdrop project as well as subscribe to their telegram channel and follow their social media accounts obviously these are all optional but it gives you additional benefits for the original airdrop project you were interested in
my question now is what do you guys do with those other airdrop projects you discover from an airdrop project you are participating in? do you actually participate or you think it will be useless? maybe this is a way for other people to discover new airdrops but i am a bit hesitant because some airdrops may not be as safe or have as much potential as the one i was participating in originally
let me know your thoughts!
Its not mandatory for us to participate in most of them, except we also have interest in them, if we see such, the airdrop we are participating have already signed a contract for promotion and this partnership is on favour of them, they both have the same benefit from this, in some cases, they may not have anything to do with those other airdrops being advertised while some have a relationship called partnership with them, in this case, i made my own decision on joining or not base on my conviction on them.
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Airdrop is now a more complicated task that requires us to work non-stop every day, so to speak...
I participate in several airdrops that have been analyzed, if it can convince then will follow until the end if it is not good will not participate.
The problem of results or not matters later, sometimes we have to judge early and it is impossible for all airdrops to be done.
One of the most bored airdrops is T2E.
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my question now is what do you guys do with those other airdrop projects you discover from an airdrop project you are participating in? do you actually participate or you think it will be useless? maybe this is a way for other people to discover new airdrops but i am a bit hesitant because some airdrops may not be as safe or have as much potential as the one i was participating in originally
let me know your thoughts!
There is no obligation to be active on these airdrops even if you join because its part of the tasks from the other airdrop; being active is optional, For you not to waste time, you have to pick the right airdrops to join because not all airdrops are, some are just cash cows of developers. If you work on all the airdrops that come your way, you will spend hours and you will have to wait for months to convert them to cash.
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i noticed that a lot of airdrop projects have optional tasks where you need to play a different airdrop project as well as subscribe to their telegram channel and follow their social media accounts obviously these are all optional but it gives you additional benefits for the original airdrop project you were interested in
my question now is what do you guys do with those other airdrop projects you discover from an airdrop project you are participating in? do you actually participate or you think it will be useless? maybe this is a way for other people to discover new airdrops but i am a bit hesitant because some airdrops may not be as safe or have as much potential as the one i was participating in originally
let me know your thoughts!
Well, those other airdrops you are talking about actually pay the present one you are playing to promote them on their platform, it's a normal thing like advertising your own product to the users of another product that is under the same category or narrative as yours.
I come across those as much as everyone else who are into airdrops on telegram presently, and for what I do with them? Well, I just open and maybe play the game at that moment for the purpose of completing the task on the other airdrop I am playing at that moment.
And for one or more of such airdrop I find interesting, I sometimes later return back to them to find out more about the project, if it's one that I feel will make sense in the future, I start playing the game as well, if it's one I don't think will make sense, I simply delete the bot, or simply allow it to stay there but I never return back to it for sure.
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Well, those other airdrops you are talking about actually pay the present one you are playing to promote them on their platform, it's a normal thing like advertising your own product to the users of another product that is under the same category or narrative as yours.
If the purpose of these games is to get airdrops, then they have lost their meaning, as the original purpose is to enjoy the game and the rewards you get encourage you to continue playing, but stopping as soon as you get airdrops means that the trend of these games will be downward in the long run.
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It seems that now I will be more selective in choosing such airdrops. And when choosing, I will be more careful in understanding some tasks and possibilities to get maximum results. Because sometimes, when we do so many airdrops, we don't succeed because we are not optimal and just do it carelessly. so there may be some points that make us lose chances to get optimal results or rewards. And if I personally can't do many airdrops at once, I can only do a few to be optimal, and that may not be that much, because the results are not necessarily according to our expectations.
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It seems that now I will be more selective in choosing such airdrops. And when choosing, I will be more careful in understanding some tasks and possibilities to get maximum results.
with the amount of airdrop projects out there yes it is best if we only pick the best possible projects that can give us profit if we try to participate in all airdrops we are just going to be wasting our time and effort as most of the projects will not result in anything productive anyway
And if I personally can't do many airdrops at once, I can only do a few to be optimal, and that may not be that much, because the results are not necessarily according to our expectations.
same here i do not dedicate most of my time in airdrop hunting which is why i try to participate in only a few i also do not expect anyone nor do i recommend for anyone to rely fully on airdrop projects only
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If the purpose of these games is to get airdrops, then they have lost their meaning, as the original purpose is to enjoy the game and the rewards you get encourage you to continue playing, but stopping as soon as you get airdrops means that the trend of these games will be downward in the long run.
I totally agree, I also wonder if these games are only for airdrops how can they survive after the airdrop ends? No one will be interested in continuing to play after getting the airdrop.
The worst part is that some of them include in-game purchases so you can advance in levels, like Catizen for example, it requires daily purchases, after they distributed the airdrop I don't think anyone would be stupid enough to spend their money on the game just to advance in level without getting anything?
So yes all these projects are dead unless they include incentives that encourage players to continue playing.
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If the purpose of these games is to get airdrops, then they have lost their meaning, as the original purpose is to enjoy the game and the rewards you get encourage you to continue playing, but stopping as soon as you get airdrops means that the trend of these games will be downward in the long run.
I totally agree, I also wonder if these games are only for airdrops how can they survive after the airdrop ends? No one will be interested in continuing to play after getting the airdrop.
The worst part is that some of them include in-game purchases so you can advance in levels, like Catizen for example, it requires daily purchases, after they distributed the airdrop I don't think anyone would be stupid enough to spend their money on the game just to advance in level without getting anything?
So yes all these projects are dead unless they include incentives that encourage players to continue playing.
- Right now, I stop participating in any of the new airdrops now, except for blum, which I'm still grinding until now, but only this and the few airdrops whose tasks are not the same as the features of hamster kombat. Because the majority of those did not really succeed.
After these few airdrops that I have been doing, I will stop all airdrops. I would rather invest in trading platforms to trade them, and at least this way I can get a little more realistic profit.
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i noticed that a lot of airdrop projects have optional tasks where you need to play a different airdrop project as well as subscribe to their telegram channel and follow their social media accounts obviously these are all optional but it gives you additional benefits for the original airdrop project you were interested in
my question now is what do you guys do with those other airdrop projects you discover from an airdrop project you are participating in? do you actually participate or you think it will be useless? maybe this is a way for other people to discover new airdrops but i am a bit hesitant because some airdrops may not be as safe or have as much potential as the one i was participating in originally
let me know your thoughts!
Well, the majority of them are really useless; it's really up to us if we're willing to waste time joining the airdrops we see. Because to tell you frankly, maybe more than 1 000 airdrops appeared on Telegram; notice how many are listed in the top exchanges in tap mining app games?
What are the ones listed that we know? Notcoin was first, followed by Dogs, Cati, Watcoin, Cats, then X Empire and hamster kombat. Think about that there are less than 10 airdrops listed in the top exchanges out of more than 1000 that appeared in telegrams yet. So, it's really a waste of time.
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- Right now, I stop participating in any of the new airdrops now, except for blum, which I'm still grinding until now, but only this and the few airdrops whose tasks are not the same as the features of hamster kombat. Because the majority of those did not really succeed.
i am also participating in the blum project unlike other airdrops it is not the most complicated one ever you just have to check every 8 hours or so and then play a few times to get more
while many airdrops are too complicated and hard to level up on i have come across airdrops like hamster kombat and others that require way too much attention to get minimal amount of results so i understand people who get demotivated by these
you’d see some airdrop projects that i am not really interested in due to said features would be promoted in airdrops im interested in so now i just ignore them try to do the tasks and get as much airdrop as i can
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i noticed that a lot of airdrop projects have optional tasks where you need to play a different airdrop project as well as subscribe to their telegram channel and follow their social media accounts obviously these are all optional but it gives you additional benefits for the original airdrop project you were interested in
my question now is what do you guys do with those other airdrop projects you discover from an airdrop project you are participating in? do you actually participate or you think it will be useless? maybe this is a way for other people to discover new airdrops but i am a bit hesitant because some airdrops may not be as safe or have as much potential as the one i was participating in originally
let me know your thoughts!
Well, the majority of them are really useless; it's really up to us if we're willing to waste time joining the airdrops we see. Because to tell you frankly, maybe more than 1 000 airdrops appeared on Telegram; notice how many are listed in the top exchanges in tap mining app games?
What are the ones listed that we know? Notcoin was first, followed by Dogs, Cati, Watcoin, Cats, then X Empire and hamster kombat. Think about that there are less than 10 airdrops listed in the top exchanges out of more than 1000 that appeared in telegrams yet. So, it's really a waste of time.
What's more annoying is when we spend a lot of time to keep opening bots every day and they use us to visit their YouTube channel for example. Yes, they also want to get profit from the projects they work on, but this looks even more ridiculous in my opinion.
A little lazier now when participating in bot apps airdrops. Even some of the airdrops that I participated in before, I rarely open anymore. Lol
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What are the ones listed that we know? Notcoin was first, followed by Dogs, Cati, Watcoin, Cats, then X Empire and hamster kombat. Think about that there are less than 10 airdrops listed in the top exchanges out of more than 1000 that appeared in telegrams yet. So, it's really a waste of time.
Of the many airdrops tap the telegram then only a few will be listed on the exchange, a few months people always say Yescoin will be listed on the exchange I don't see now any evidence that this airdrop is listing.
I will not join too many tap airdrops only a few are able to work on because too many airdrops then this will be less time for us to work on it.
Who managed to earn from the X Empire airdrop? Is the reward worth it.
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my question now is what do you guys do with those other airdrop projects you discover from an airdrop project you are participating in? do you actually participate or you think it will be useless? maybe this is a way for other people to discover new airdrops but i am a bit hesitant because some airdrops may not be as safe or have as much potential as the one i was participating in originally
let me know your thoughts!
I just participate on them, but I don't spend too much time on it.
I've seen some airdrop projects supporting other projects on Telegram through joining on them and playing at least or sometimes, visiting their social media platforms and in exchange, they will give you tokens.
If we're talking about Telegram airdrops in this one, there are lots of airdrop projects doing this kind of thing. It's like, they're supporting one another and making a collaboration through the one that I said in exchange of tokens.
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Who managed to earn from the X Empire airdrop? Is the reward worth it.
I've seen here saying that he spent 2 months tapping and tapping and, in the end, he earned around 5-7$. I don't know if how much time he spent on a daily basis but with a span of 2 months. I don't know what to say. :D
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Who managed to earn from the X Empire airdrop? Is the reward worth it.
I've seen here saying that he spent 2 months tapping and tapping and, in the end, he earned around 5-7$. I don't know if how much time he spent on a daily basis but with a span of 2 months. I don't know what to say. :D
2 Months of tapping the game and doing it almost every day while the rewards are only around $7 then it's not worth it.
But this is how there is an airdrop now it is not easy to guess how much reward will be received later.
After the success of notcoin and Dogs, others are just following the trend.
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Airdrop that has some other airdrop inside it, is having a form of marketing for the airdrop they align with. There will be a kind of compensation or agreement that happens between them for another airdrop to accept to promote their airdrop inside another. There's a reason for that anyway, which is to gain popularity
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Now I can say that those who are doing airdrops today are just giving hope to communities who think they can get good earnings from airdrops, but in the end it's just a piece of shit. I hope that the others will wake up to the fact that they will not get a big profit from airdrops; they must stop, because doing airdrops will only waste their time and time that they will devote. That's it; stop this wasting time in airdrops. Is it not clear from the increasing number of airdrops that came out on Telegram, apart from Notcoin and dogs, only the ones that were really successful because the others, like cati and hmstr, weren't successful for me, to be honest. wake up...
It is still surprising me how I wasted 7 months on hamster airdrop only to earn $6 as rewards and they make fool of people to participate on their projects. They mentioned there will be a season 2 and it makes people believe of huge benefits for their season 1.
Many people think that if they give up, they will find a project that will yield great rewards. They don't know that they are wasting their valuable time on all these airdrops, you can see how ignorant some people can be. If they list any project that yields huge rewards like dogs, you will see that more people will join the airdrops on Telegram again, and those who are creating them are doing it for their own gain.
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i noticed that a lot of airdrop projects have optional tasks where you need to play a different airdrop project as well as subscribe to their telegram channel and follow their social media accounts obviously these are all optional but it gives you additional benefits for the original airdrop project you were interested in
my question now is what do you guys do with those other airdrop projects you discover from an airdrop project you are participating in? do you actually participate or you think it will be useless? maybe this is a way for other people to discover new airdrops but i am a bit hesitant because some airdrops may not be as safe or have as much potential as the one i was participating in originally
let me know your thoughts!
Some of these airdrops task are just an affiliate way of them either getting traffic under their own from referrals or having a connection together with the advertised airdrops on their platform, which i believe they are going to be paid for doing that, everything is all about making money are this is what this people have been doing with our respective money in which we have with them or when we are farming their project coin.
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Some of these airdrops task are just an affiliate way of them either getting traffic under their own from referrals or having a connection together with the advertised airdrops on their platform, which i believe they are going to be paid for doing that, everything is all about making money are this is what this people have been doing with our respective money in which we have with them or when we are farming their project coin.
It is crucial to note that some airdrop tasks do serve as an affiliate marketing strategy in a way to attract more attention or make more money for specific stakeholders. This activity usually has a touch of financial incentives for them particularly where they have a special deal with the platform that hosts the airdrop.
But in this way, we can avoid tracing various activities and be more careful about the sorts of projects that really brought the benefits. Being consistent in following airdrops will allow us to achieve maximum outcomes without being entangled in low return scams.
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It is crucial to note that some airdrop tasks do serve as an affiliate marketing strategy in a way to attract more attention or make more money for specific stakeholders. This activity usually has a touch of financial incentives for them particularly where they have a special deal with the platform that hosts the airdrop.
yup but i do think more airdrops should be more careful and considerate with the kinds of project they allow in their project i mean if another airdrop project that they promoted is bad then won't it be associated with their project as well? seeing that they basically required people to do the tasks which involve playing said airdrop project
but again if it is all profit for them then maybe it does not matter
But in this way, we can avoid tracing various activities and be more careful about the sorts of projects that really brought the benefits. Being consistent in following airdrops will allow us to achieve maximum outcomes without being entangled in low return scams.
well at the end of the day it is still up to us to keep ourselves safe and find way to maximize profit
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...They don't know that they are wasting their valuable time on all these airdrops, you can see how ignorant some people can be.
I mean people don't know beforehand whether particular airdrop will be worth it or not, so they give it a try. Some experienced airdrop hunters being exceptions though as they may be able to gauge beforehand whether they should be bothering with particular projects or not and can save themselves from disappointment, but without experience this judgement is hard to come by.
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...They don't know that they are wasting their valuable time on all these airdrops, you can see how ignorant some people can be.
I mean people don't know beforehand whether particular airdrop will be worth it or not, so they give it a try. Some experienced airdrop hunters being exceptions though as they may be able to gauge beforehand whether they should be bothering with particular projects or not and can save themselves from disappointment, but without experience this judgement is hard to come by.
Sometimes we attempt an airdrop not knowing the outcome afterward and it may end up being a disappointment. But some experienced airdrop hunters know in advance what rewards they will receive from a specific project and make a better choice. Without such experience, it is hard to evaluate the prospects of an airdrop which makes such approach quite unwise.
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Maybe if possible, it is something important that we should first check on the progress we are making with one before they begin to introduce another to us, its not that easy for someone to be burning up his data, time and emotion all on what will eventually turned a dist without receiving any reward from it, but if they made the first impression, we may be liable of accepting any other offer given by them, a good example is Notcoin and Dogs.