Can this problem be stopped?

[erus]

For now (probably none), have you heard or is there any other information about Bitcoin airdrop?

Now there are none..

I remember a very old project, semux, which I got something like 100 usd on an airdrop. I just signed a message with a bitcoin address with funds.

https://forkdrop.io/semux

There were many forks and airdrops like that few years ago. Good times

Well, just signing a message gets you 100 USD, this sounds very funny but in fact it is very true and real, it often happens in crypto that I have noticed.

For now (probably none), have you heard or is there any other information about Bitcoin airdrop?

from the research i made, airdrop was first made in 2014 with a project called auroracoin so if the first airdrop was made during the time where bitcoin was almost 1k
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10 years ago was where the first Airdrop was launched and it was about Aurora coin. This is the first time I have heard about Aurora coin and maybe it is very appropriate that there is an airdrop because of the euphoria of the moment when Bitcoin will reach 1,000 USD. Too bad I was not there at that time and I have gone through a lot of things about airdrops.

[yohananaomi]

For now (probably none), have you heard or is there any other information about Bitcoin airdrop?

from the research i made, airdrop was first made in 2014 with a project called auroracoin so if the first airdrop was made during the time where bitcoin was almost 1k by the start of the year then there was literally no point in giving airdrops of bitcoin since it does not need the hype accumulation and i am pretty sure no one would be giving away that big of their money just for the sake of giving it for free with nothing in exchange so i have not heard of bitcoin airdrops but if someone has it would be pretty interesting to see

You are right, usually an airdrop is a free coin giveaway to introduce their project, and usually it is a new coin that they will market.
If that incident is like what you said, of course, there is no longer a bitcoin-based airdrop, but it could have been missed and not known. You are right that it is very interesting if someone does it, even though it seems impossible.
But we are waiting to know who knows if there is information like what has been said.

[rizqillah]

For now (probably none), have you heard or is there any other information about Bitcoin airdrop?

from the research i made, airdrop was first made in 2014 with a project called auroracoin so if the first airdrop was made during the time where bitcoin was almost 1k by the start of the year then there was literally no point in giving airdrops of bitcoin since it does not need the hype accumulation and i am pretty sure no one would be giving away that big of their money just for the sake of giving it for free with nothing in exchange so i have not heard of bitcoin airdrops but if someone has it would be pretty interesting to see

You are right, usually an airdrop is a free coin giveaway to introduce their project, and usually it is a new coin that they will market.
If that incident is like what you said, of course, there is no longer a bitcoin-based airdrop, but it could have been missed and not known. You are right that it is very interesting if someone does it, even though it seems impossible.
But we are waiting to know who knows if there is information like what has been said.

As you said airdrop is an event to introduce a new project and participants will get rewards from it if they do their tasks. Bounty paid BTC exists, but I have never heard of airdrop paid BTC, maybe I missed it if there is.
Airdrp is still an option for those who have time to participate and can get rewards even though currently airdrop rewards are not as valuable as they used to be.

[vegasus]

As you said airdrop is an event to introduce a new project and participants will get rewards from it if they do their tasks. Bounty paid BTC exists, but I have never heard of airdrop paid BTC, maybe I missed it if there is.
Airdrp is still an option for those who have time to participate and can get rewards even though currently airdrop rewards are not as valuable as they used to be.

So far, I have never joined airdrops that pay in BTC, if it's a signature campaign, it's very possible. But for airdrops, I've never done it. Maybe in the early days or before Bitcoin became famous, there were airdrops, but after it became famous, who gave airdrops with BTC payments? It's very worth it and valuable.

But for top coins, maybe a few times. It's just that for airdrops, there are more new tokens that are indeed intended for their promotion. As you said, many airdrops have been done with various native token payments that they each created. It's just that whether it's worth it or not depends on the token. Because most of it will end up useless.

[dekafee79]

As you said airdrop is an event to introduce a new project and participants will get rewards from it if they do their tasks. Bounty paid BTC exists, but I have never heard of airdrop paid BTC, maybe I missed it if there is.
Airdrp is still an option for those who have time to participate and can get rewards even though currently airdrop rewards are not as valuable as they used to be.

So far, I have never joined airdrops that pay in BTC, if it's a signature campaign, it's very possible. But for airdrops, I've never done it. Maybe in the early days or before Bitcoin became famous, there were airdrops, but after it became famous, who gave airdrops with BTC payments? It's very worth it and valuable.

But for top coins, maybe a few times. It's just that for airdrops, there are more new tokens that are indeed intended for their promotion. As you said, many airdrops have been done with various native token payments that they each created. It's just that whether it's worth it or not depends on the token. Because most of it will end up useless.

As far as I know I have never seen a paid BTC airdrop, because airdrop is to promote new tokens or coins. Maybe if we have good experience and research on an airdrop project and focus there we will get big rewards but it seems like I see only a handful of people who get the jackpot

[debra]

I remember a very old project, semux, which I got something like 100 usd on an airdrop. I just signed a message with a bitcoin address with funds.

Well, just signing a message gets you 100 USD, this sounds very funny but in fact it is very true and real, it often happens in crypto that I have noticed.

It might make sense, in the past, airdrops were that good, and bounties too. But I heard stories from several people that in the past, even just by giving wallets in forum threads, you could immediately get tokens and in the end, the results were really good. Because in the past, there weren't too many projects and when they existed, the results in the market could be very successful and there were a lot of them. The tasks were also easy. Many were successful from airdrops at that time, but it's different now, we just rely on luck to be able to join airdrops that really give high rewards. There are so many airdrops popping up every day, and often we do airdrops and the results are really 0.

[gunhell16]

On the Enkrypt wallet through the Pancakeswap exchange, there was a change in the status of the assets, namely that two new altcoins were displayed that I don't know about, is it spam or some kind of theft attempt? How to prevent something like this, I can't see further transactions because it doesn't show on the Bscscan website. It is the BNB network.

I remembered that before in one of my addresses under bsc wallet, I saw some on the bsc scan network that I received tokens or coins that are not known to have a high value in dollars. Of course, you will be tempted to find out how to release them.

But when it is released first, you will be surprised at the size of the gas fee that is being demanded, even though it is said that the amount is of great value, but it is just a trap of phishing links so that they can steal from your wallet account. So it seems like that's what you're saying.

[yohananaomi]

As you said airdrop is an event to introduce a new project and participants will get rewards from it if they do their tasks. Bounty paid BTC exists, but I have never heard of airdrop paid BTC, maybe I missed it if there is.
Airdrp is still an option for those who have time to participate and can get rewards even though currently airdrop rewards are not as valuable as they used to be.

So far, I have never joined airdrops that pay in BTC, if it's a signature campaign, it's very possible. But for airdrops, I've never done it. Maybe in the early days or before Bitcoin became famous, there were airdrops, but after it became famous, who gave airdrops with BTC payments? It's very worth it and valuable.

But for top coins, maybe a few times. It's just that for airdrops, there are more new tokens that are indeed intended for their promotion. As you said, many airdrops have been done with various native token payments that they each created. It's just that whether it's worth it or not depends on the token. Because most of it will end up useless.

As far as I know I have never seen a paid BTC airdrop, because airdrop is to promote new tokens or coins. Maybe if we have good experience and research on an airdrop project and focus there we will get big rewards but it seems like I see only a handful of people who get the jackpot

The question is, is it possible that airdrops already existed when bitcoin just came out? I think bitcoin existed first after that, then airdrops started to become popular, so the possibility is very small if there is an btc airdrop. Airdrops do exist to promote new coins that really want to be introduced. So the focus of airdrops is on introducing new coins.
Airdrops will not be able to provide big prizes other than when they are currently being introduced with referrals, so from many referrals you will be able to get a jackpot.

[sampoerna]

The question is, is it possible that airdrops already existed when bitcoin just came out? I think bitcoin existed first after that, then airdrops started to become popular, so the possibility is very small if there is an btc airdrop. Airdrops do exist to promote new coins that really want to be introduced. So the focus of airdrops is on introducing new coins.
Airdrops will not be able to provide big prizes other than when they are currently being introduced with referrals, so from many referrals you will be able to get a jackpot.

This is more logic, especially if it's a crypto airdrop, of course Bitcoin first appeared, then after that there were various ways to promote crypto and airdrops were one of them. In the past there were also faucets and others. It's just that airdrops are the most frequently used and the results used to be said by people to be extraordinary, even with a very simple task, sharing or writing a wallet on a certain platform, you can get rewards, which then the results are really big.

It's just that more and more airdrops are emerging from various types of projects, most of which are also shitcoins projects, so the results are just a matter of luck, they can't be compared to the past

[dekafee79]

The question is, is it possible that airdrops already existed when bitcoin just came out? I think bitcoin existed first after that, then airdrops started to become popular, so the possibility is very small if there is an btc airdrop. Airdrops do exist to promote new coins that really want to be introduced. So the focus of airdrops is on introducing new coins.
Airdrops will not be able to provide big prizes other than when they are currently being introduced with referrals, so from many referrals you will be able to get a jackpot.

This is more logic, especially if it's a crypto airdrop, of course Bitcoin first appeared, then after that there were various ways to promote crypto and airdrops were one of them. In the past there were also faucets and others. It's just that airdrops are the most frequently used and the results used to be said by people to be extraordinary, even with a very simple task, sharing or writing a wallet on a certain platform, you can get rewards, which then the results are really big.

It's just that more and more airdrops are emerging from various types of projects, most of which are also shitcoins projects, so the results are just a matter of luck, they can't be compared to the past

Airdrops currently do not give as many rewards as before, maybe because there are so many airdrop participants that we only get a little because too many people participate in the airdrop. What I wonder is why the bounty campaign is getting quieter? Is it because the times have changed, and replaced by airdrops that are getting busier, especially when we see airdrops on telegram, many are working on mini telegram games and getting rewards from it.

[bitterguy28]

What I wonder is why the bounty campaign is getting quieter? Is it because the times have changed, and replaced by airdrops that are getting busier, especially when we see airdrops on telegram, many are working on mini telegram games and getting rewards from it.

you said so yourself that more and more people are getting rewards from airdrops compared to bounty campaigns both are time consuming and require great effort but i am guessing that many people felt like bounty campaigns were worth less compared to airdrops which even though does not have guaranteed significant profit can still give a little portion to those who participated

bounty campaigns require more marketing and endorsing compared to airdrops where all you need to do sometimes is show up and open the project

[yohananaomi]

The question is, is it possible that airdrops already existed when bitcoin just came out? I think bitcoin existed first after that, then airdrops started to become popular, so the possibility is very small if there is an btc airdrop. Airdrops do exist to promote new coins that really want to be introduced. So the focus of airdrops is on introducing new coins.
Airdrops will not be able to provide big prizes other than when they are currently being introduced with referrals, so from many referrals you will be able to get a jackpot.

This is more logic, especially if it's a crypto airdrop, of course Bitcoin first appeared, then after that there were various ways to promote crypto and airdrops were one of them. In the past there were also faucets and others. It's just that airdrops are the most frequently used and the results used to be said by people to be extraordinary, even with a very simple task, sharing or writing a wallet on a certain platform, you can get rewards, which then the results are really big.

It's just that more and more airdrops are emerging from various types of projects, most of which are also shitcoins projects, so the results are just a matter of luck, they can't be compared to the past

Airdrops currently do not give as many rewards as before, maybe because there are so many airdrop participants that we only get a little because too many people participate in the airdrop. What I wonder is why the bounty campaign is getting quieter? Is it because the times have changed, and replaced by airdrops that are getting busier, especially when we see airdrops on telegram, many are working on mini telegram games and getting rewards from it.

If you compare airdrops then and now, the difference is clear, because in the past there was only one click, but now there is a lot of work to do. Of course, the prizes used to be modest because they were only for promotion prices, but now it seems a bit better.
Indeed, if you ask why bounty achievements are so quiet, because there are many ways that Dev does for promotion and not only on forums, but many other media can be used, so it is not surprising that there will be fewer and fewer on forums. Who knows when the glory of bounty will come again.
Currently, it is indeed heading towards telegram mini-games because there are also quite a lot of participants, even those who do not understand crypto are participating.

[royalRitta]

What I wonder is why the bounty campaign is getting quieter? Is it because the times have changed, and replaced by airdrops that are getting busier, especially when we see airdrops on telegram, many are working on mini telegram games and getting rewards from it.

you said so yourself that more and more people are getting rewards from airdrops compared to bounty campaigns both are time consuming and require great effort but i am guessing that many people felt like bounty campaigns were worth less compared to airdrops which even though does not have guaranteed significant profit can still give a little portion to those who participated

bounty campaigns require more marketing and endorsing compared to airdrops where all you need to do sometimes is show up and open the project

Some projects on mini apps, on the other hand - need too much to get these little dimes that will be distributed in the future..

[satpol_PP]

If you compare airdrops then and now, the difference is clear, because in the past there was only one click, but now there is a lot of work to do. Of course, the prizes used to be modest because they were only for promotion prices, but now it seems a bit better.
Indeed, if you ask why bounty achievements are so quiet, because there are many ways that Dev does for promotion and not only on forums, but many other media can be used, so it is not surprising that there will be fewer and fewer on forums. Who knows when the glory of bounty will come again.
Currently, it is indeed heading towards telegram mini-games because there are also quite a lot of participants, even those who do not understand crypto are participating.

In my opinion, I have more Airdrop prizes than today even though there are more tasks because participants from Airdrop are far more than the first time.
I only followed some of the airdrops that I learned the project was good, because a lot of airdrp was worthless now so we only wast our time to participate in it.

[Gurujebs]

As far as I know I have never seen a paid BTC airdrop, because airdrop is to promote new tokens or coins. Maybe if we have good experience and research on an airdrop project and focus there we will get big rewards but it seems like I see only a handful of people who get the jackpot

There are couple of fake projects running on Telegram saying they are giving people some sats for tapping and the task is set to earning sats/tapping of the game, they have accumulated many sats and as I'm speaking, they are yet to withdraw any funds because it's a scam, nobody has free Bitcoin to give, even old coins don't launch airdrop right now.

The only ways you can get airdrop is through new projects that are yet to enter the market and when you do a service for someone who want to pay you in Bitcoin, that's the only way unless you just want to get your self into scam and waste your time.