Do you think crypto rewards are worth the time?

[RidwanMalik]

Hey guys.. so I’ve been part of a group that shares early projects and airdrops, and I’ve managed to snag some decent crypto. They also post about events where you can earn rewards by referring friends, trading, or completing other tasks

I believe many of us sometimes scrolls through timelines on Twitter and you see them right away whether it's a cex or project events.. One time I participated in an event that required 100$ trading volume, and there I got only 1.2$ reward. I know this is not much but what's free is free.

What is my opinion, is that I think it's still good for new users who get on board with such attention to events across social media, that increases crypto adoption.

What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

[Mia Chloe]

Depends on you op. Personally I don't think airdrops are worth the time. Many airdrops have been flooding telegram ever since the the last bitcoin halving block. People are rushing into them in most parts of the world with the hopes that they would turn out to be successful like Ton or some other networks.
Fact is a majority of these airdrops are obviously scam schemes the investors are simply gaining revenue  from different social media like twitter and YouTube with the masses doing the so called promotions for them for free all in the name of TAPPING.

[electronicash]

if there is nothing to lose, people will try it out for awhile until they figure there is nothing to gain especially if the withdrawal fee is more than the amount they have.
airdrop is not easy to get too. i saw a project promising an airdrop off new token project they were developing and its more than a year already they haven't sent it yet. this is already making users patience run out and then the listing of those tokens will once again take a year or more on big exchanges i they even can be listed.

if the project wants adoption, they should send the tokens because while its already listed. if they have to buy back, do it to prove they really have a long term plan.

[EluguHcman]

What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

By the deed of your explanation on participated in one of the free projects to earn crypto currency as rewards, despites how little the stipends could be, it is worth participated as much earning Involved and it is free to earn without Investing your funds.

[Wiwo]

What airdrops are you participating in, most of those that are doing bounties and airdrops are being scammed on daily with participants investing their money and time into promoting those projects but at the end of the day getting nothing, so sure while a few of them can be rewarding, but the percentage between those that rewards and those that failed to reward participants are high.

So on the general note, many of us here will tell you that, airdrops and bounties lately are nothing but scams, all they do is to make you waste time and data to promote them and at the end of the day ending up with nothing.

[Hyphen(-)]

What is my opinion, is that I think it's still good for new users who get on board with such attention to events across social media, that increases crypto adoption.

What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

It is good for newbies and the existing embers to hold and keep the cryptocurrency adoption globally.
Crypto rewards that are gotten through airdrops are a good opportunity for newcomers in the crypto space to hold and adopt cryptocurrency, but most times, the airdrops are not worth our time because some of them are fake projects, and some of the projects don't have a good community to bring the project to the limelight. Therefore, participating in airdrops also requires knowledge about cryptocurrency so that you can aid your research before wasting your time on airdrops so as not to keep holding worthless tokens.

[yhiaali3]

This varies from person to person, for beginners who do not have the experience and money to do their own work and earn enough profits, such free rewards that they get from airdrops or events are very good for them.

As for those who have enough experience and skills to get their own work or do professional work for others for a large fee, such returns will definitely be a waste of time for them.

[Manna]

Hey guys.. so I’ve been part of a group that shares early projects and airdrops, and I’ve managed to snag some decent crypto. They also post about events where you can earn rewards by referring friends, trading, or completing other tasks

I believe many of us sometimes scrolls through timelines on Twitter and you see them right away whether it's a cex or project events.. One time I participated in an event that required 100$ trading volume, and there I got only 1.2$ reward. I know this is not much but what's free is free.

What is my opinion, is that I think it's still good for new users who get on board with such attention to events across social media, that increases crypto adoption.

What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

Crypto rewards and airdrops can be a good opportunity for new users, especially those who are active on social media and want to be introduced to new projects.  While some of the rewards may be small, they are available for free and require little effort as part of the process. These events can be educational for new users and help further engage the crypto space.  In your experience, even if the reward you receive is small, it can be an opportunity to learn about new projects or tokens and gain more experience about them. Also, participating in events across social media can help increase crypto adoption and build communities for new projects.  May be helpful to raise.  However, before participating you should verify that the events are legitimate and safe, to avoid any fraud or security risks.

[bitterguy28]

What is my opinion, is that I think it's still good for new users who get on board with such attention to events across social media, that increases crypto adoption.

What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

there are many projects out there that offer airdrops but what i have noticed mostly is that the projects do not easily give airdrops anymore you have to do some tasks and complete whatever they want you to complete and even after that there are only limited airdrops available so it is easy to get discouraged and think that it is not worth the effort

but imo it is really not that strenuous it does not necessarily take up much of my time so i can still do it whenever and if it ends up being rewarding then i can be thankful for it

[famososMuertos]

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No, the good times are over, now they are crumbs, and the reality is that we are living in new times of promotion, so any activity should be well paid, in any case you yourself are demonstrating it in your context, it seems like a situation where you ask yourself a rhetorical question.

[SamReomo]

What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

Well, if the rewards are good in value then they are really worthy otherwise it's just waste of time and nothing else.

I have participated in some events but the amount I got from that participation was quite low and that's why I stopped participating in such events after that.

However, if someone just wants to make some quick bucks without losing anything but time then it's worth it.

[libert19]

I only bother with guaranteed rewards so there is less possibility of getting disappointed later on. But, I agree with following, reward programs can be good stepping stone for newbies.

This varies from person to person, for beginners who do not have the experience and money to do their own work and earn enough profits, such free rewards that they get from airdrops or events are very good for them.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Yeah they worth your time, a lot of people has made a lot of money from crypto rewards, and the big coins you hear today was once rewarding people with it, Bitcoin was once rewarded to people and they started holding it and today look at how big Bitcoin is, right now Bitcoin is one of the best investment in the world and the best crypto coin and Bitcoin has made a lot of people rich, there was a time people were doing some task just to get Bitcoin however then Bitcoin had no value and a lot of people didn't value Bitcoin some one was telling me some years ago that his greatest regret is when someone tech boys met him and offered him bitcoins for his services but he rejected it because at that time Bitcoin had no value and he didn't understand what Bitcoin was all about.
Some people had the opportunity to invest in Bitcoin when Bitcoin was just a dollar and they refused and till date they are still living in that regret, well I won't blame them at that time Bitcoin was the first crypto coin and people didn't understand what Bitcoin was all about the aim of it, so they didn't see anything good coming out of Bitcoin.

One thing about crypto rewards is that when they start giving out this reward the coin will have no value do ur duty is to hold that coin very well, some people usually sell off their coin fast maybe when they gain small value, a lot of people Sold there Bitcoin too early because they will it won't grow more than it was and after selling some years later the coin started growing in price and value and you start regretting, in other to gain from crypto rewards please learn to hold for long term.

[Lucius]

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What is my opinion, is that I think it's still good for new users who get on board with such attention to events across social media, that increases crypto adoption.

If you take into account the amount of scams related to cryptocurrencies on social networks combined with the inexperience of all those users, I wonder if there is more harm than good? It seems to me that the chances of losing money are much higher than any profit.

What are your thoughts on crypto rewards? Are they worth the time and effort?

Some may be, but probably most are not - because if you invest a certain number of hours in something and earn a few $, that means almost nothing in the US or Europe, but it might mean something in Cuba or Venezuela.

If you really have no other choice, it is normal that you will try anything and everything, but if you see that it is a dead end, then you simply need to turn back and stop wasting time.

[sampoerna]

It will surely depend on what the project is, whether it is a legitimate project or not. It is more like a matter of luck, because sometimes, a project that is not so good fundamentally, but has high hype, there is a possibility that it will be valuable, although maybe only for a short time. However, there are also many whose results are really duds.

For example, when we try to follow events or programs like this many times, dozens of times, we may only find a few that are really worth it. So, you just have to be patient. and be smart in taking possible opportunities.