Do you think crypto rewards are worth the time?

[libert19]

Bounty hunter? Nah the profit's been long gone already, and it isn't worth the time. Airdrop hunter? Sure if you have the funds to invest because relying on promoting them on social media platforms will give you a few tokens that might not even worth a dollar.

You mention social media tasks for airdrop hunting, back in the day all kinds of tasks belonged to bounty hunting and in airdrops you were just meant to give your wallet address.

[Nothabeast]

I feel ya, bro. Those crypto events and airdrops can be a mixed bag, but they're still worth checking out. I've tried a few myself, sometimes the rewards are just a couple bucks, but hey, free crypto is free crypto, right?

One time, I got lucky and won some tokens from a giveaway on Twitter. Felt like hitting the jackpot! Right now, I'm giving this "Hot Token Carousel" a spin, trying to scoop up some ETH, SOL, and Sui hahah. Haven't gotten anything yet, but it's a fun way to stay engaged with the crypto fam.

At the end of the day, even if the payouts aren't massive, these events can still help drive adoption. You never know when you might get that lucky break.

[Hisbullah]

I feel ya, bro. Those crypto events and airdrops can be a mixed bag, but they're still worth checking out. I've tried a few myself, sometimes the rewards are just a couple bucks, but hey, free crypto is free crypto, right?

One time, I got lucky and won some tokens from a giveaway on Twitter. Felt like hitting the jackpot! Right now, I'm giving this "Hot Token Carousel" a spin, trying to scoop up some ETH, SOL, and Sui hahah. Haven't gotten anything yet, but it's a fun way to stay engaged with the crypto fam.

At the end of the day, even if the payouts aren't massive, these events can still help drive adoption. You never know when you might get that lucky break.

Free coins are a reward for us and it's nice if the coins are valuable, but if they are just coins that have no value I think it will make us disappointed. We can get free coins by participating in bounties and airdrops, but it takes time to do the work. and of course we will be disappointed if we don't get anything, we could say it's just a waste of time following it.

[legend45]

I feel ya, bro. Those crypto events and airdrops can be a mixed bag, but they're still worth checking out. I've tried a few myself, sometimes the rewards are just a couple bucks, but hey, free crypto is free crypto, right?

One time, I got lucky and won some tokens from a giveaway on Twitter. Felt like hitting the jackpot! Right now, I'm giving this "Hot Token Carousel" a spin, trying to scoop up some ETH, SOL, and Sui hahah. Haven't gotten anything yet, but it's a fun way to stay engaged with the crypto fam.

At the end of the day, even if the payouts aren't massive, these events can still help drive adoption. You never know when you might get that lucky break.

Free coins are a reward for us and it's nice if the coins are valuable, but if they are just coins that have no value I think it will make us disappointed. We can get free coins by participating in bounties and airdrops, but it takes time to do the work. and of course we will be disappointed if we don't get anything, we could say it's just a waste of time following it.

Currently bounty and airdrop seem to be worthless, only signature campaign paid BTC which I think is still valuable and can be obtained every week. Airdrop is too much work, I don't have much time to do it. Many friends play there, if you focus you might be able to get a lot of good coins but I don't have the experience and knowledge to choose which projects are good.

[summonerrk]

I feel ya, bro. Those crypto events and airdrops can be a mixed bag, but they're still worth checking out. I've tried a few myself, sometimes the rewards are just a couple bucks, but hey, free crypto is free crypto, right?

One time, I got lucky and won some tokens from a giveaway on Twitter. Felt like hitting the jackpot! Right now, I'm giving this "Hot Token Carousel" a spin, trying to scoop up some ETH, SOL, and Sui hahah. Haven't gotten anything yet, but it's a fun way to stay engaged with the crypto fam.

At the end of the day, even if the payouts aren't massive, these events can still help drive adoption. You never know when you might get that lucky break.

After reading your message I realized one funny thought. Even if a cryptan participated in many airdrops and did not receive anything from them, it is still not bad. All because such a cryptan received knowledge and, for example, on forums, his knowledge will be valuable. And therefore he will be a valuable member of the forum.

[Gurujebs]

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?

I don't know if I'm the only one but I don't like such kind of competition, the amount of people that join such competition takes almost all the allocated money most especially the whale traders.

They are not worth the time and effort. Instead of trading to get rewards, why not focus your attention on the trading and make the profit. You know that during trading competition, people fight for small allocation and there is a limit that has to be traded which means such coin become too liquid and you don't get trap, you can scalp $100 and get something more than the reward of the competition.

[JISAN]

I feel ya, bro. Those crypto events and airdrops can be a mixed bag, but they're still worth checking out. I've tried a few myself, sometimes the rewards are just a couple bucks, but hey, free crypto is free crypto, right?

One time, I got lucky and won some tokens from a giveaway on Twitter. Felt like hitting the jackpot! Right now, I'm giving this "Hot Token Carousel" a spin, trying to scoop up some ETH, SOL, and Sui hahah. Haven't gotten anything yet, but it's a fun way to stay engaged with the crypto fam.

At the end of the day, even if the payouts aren't massive, these events can still help drive adoption. You never know when you might get that lucky break.

Free coins are a reward for us and it's nice if the coins are valuable, but if they are just coins that have no value I think it will make us disappointed. We can get free coins by participating in bounties and airdrops, but it takes time to do the work. and of course we will be disappointed if we don't get anything, we could say it's just a waste of time following it.

Currently bounty and airdrop seem to be worthless, only signature campaign paid BTC which I think is still valuable and can be obtained every week. Airdrop is too much work, I don't have much time to do it. Many friends play there, if you focus you might be able to get a lot of good coins but I don't have the experience and knowledge to choose which projects are good.

Signature campaign is still considered valuable as it earns a certain amount of money every week. That's why it's very competitive and only those who can make quality posts and own a high ranking account can do it. But airdrop is used by millions of users because it is very easy to do and there is a lot of spam. That is why they have no value. So if someone is working on Airdrop despite having some kind of good skills or good educational background they are just wasting their time. a clever and smart person will never waste their time in these

[luckyledger]

I feel ya, bro. Those crypto events and airdrops can be a mixed bag, but they're still worth checking out. I've tried a few myself, sometimes the rewards are just a couple bucks, but hey, free crypto is free crypto, right?

One time, I got lucky and won some tokens from a giveaway on Twitter. Felt like hitting the jackpot! Right now, I'm giving this "Hot Token Carousel" a spin, trying to scoop up some ETH, SOL, and Sui hahah. Haven't gotten anything yet, but it's a fun way to stay engaged with the crypto fam.

At the end of the day, even if the payouts aren't massive, these events can still help drive adoption. You never know when you might get that lucky break.

After reading your message I realized one funny thought. Even if a cryptan participated in many airdrops and did not receive anything from them, it is still not bad. All because such a cryptan received knowledge and, for example, on forums, his knowledge will be valuable. And therefore he will be a valuable member of the forum.

Totally! It's important to use this knowledge to try to find better projects and improve upon the experience that a person got.

[doc]

Signature campaign is still considered valuable as it earns a certain amount of money every week. That's why it's very competitive and only those who can make quality posts and own a high ranking account can do it. But airdrop is used by millions of users because it is very easy to do and there is a lot of spam. That is why they have no value. So if someone is working on Airdrop despite having some kind of good skills or good educational background they are just wasting their time. a clever and smart person will never waste their time in these

I agree with you, participating in ardrop is just a waste of time because the results are less valuable. While the signature campaign with paid BTC we can receive rewards every week and is very valuable. We just look at this forum, many members join the bounty mixer and get rewards every week.

[luckyledger]

Bounty hunter? Nah the profit's been long gone already, and it isn't worth the time. Airdrop hunter? Sure if you have the funds to invest because relying on promoting them on social media platforms will give you a few tokens that might not even worth a dollar.

You mention social media tasks for airdrop hunting, back in the day all kinds of tasks belonged to bounty hunting and in airdrops you were just meant to give your wallet address.

It was a different time back there, and more rewarding for anything done, really

[satpol_PP]

Signature campaign is still considered valuable as it earns a certain amount of money every week. That's why it's very competitive and only those who can make quality posts and own a high ranking account can do it. But airdrop is used by millions of users because it is very easy to do and there is a lot of spam. That is why they have no value. So if someone is working on Airdrop despite having some kind of good skills or good educational background they are just wasting their time. a clever and smart person will never waste their time in these

I agree with you, participating in ardrop is just a waste of time because the results are less valuable. While the signature campaign with paid BTC we can receive rewards every week and is very valuable. We just look at this forum, many members join the bounty mixer and get rewards every week.

I think airdrop is also valuable and not a waste of time if we can choose a good project that is trusted, because airdrop is part of the promotion of new projects. If we have a lot of time we can participate in airdrop. I also do it to get rewards that I can use as investment capital.

[libert19]

Bounty hunter? Nah the profit's been long gone already, and it isn't worth the time. Airdrop hunter? Sure if you have the funds to invest because relying on promoting them on social media platforms will give you a few tokens that might not even worth a dollar.

You mention social media tasks for airdrop hunting, back in the day all kinds of tasks belonged to bounty hunting and in airdrops you were just meant to give your wallet address.

It was a different time back there, and more rewarding for anything done, really

Yeah, more rewarding and it was kinda hilarious too, coins had names like eETH, eBTC — obvious shitcoins and they used to be sold for good amounts. It was funny.

[luckyledger]

Bounty hunter? Nah the profit's been long gone already, and it isn't worth the time. Airdrop hunter? Sure if you have the funds to invest because relying on promoting them on social media platforms will give you a few tokens that might not even worth a dollar.

You mention social media tasks for airdrop hunting, back in the day all kinds of tasks belonged to bounty hunting and in airdrops you were just meant to give your wallet address.

It was a different time back there, and more rewarding for anything done, really

Yeah, more rewarding and it was kinda hilarious too, coins had names like eETH, eBTC — obvious shitcoins and they used to be sold for good amounts. It was funny.

Now the names are funny as well, but going into a good minus after a session with coins like that - nah

[rizqillah]

Signature campaign is still considered valuable as it earns a certain amount of money every week. That's why it's very competitive and only those who can make quality posts and own a high ranking account can do it. But airdrop is used by millions of users because it is very easy to do and there is a lot of spam. That is why they have no value. So if someone is working on Airdrop despite having some kind of good skills or good educational background they are just wasting their time. a clever and smart person will never waste their time in these

I agree with you, participating in ardrop is just a waste of time because the results are less valuable. While the signature campaign with paid BTC we can receive rewards every week and is very valuable. We just look at this forum, many members join the bounty mixer and get rewards every week.

Signature campaign [paid BTC can only be followed by hi rank accounts, but if trading we can do it according to our abilities and expertise. in my opinion it is better to be active in trading, get something more certain and meSPAM BANble even though trading does not always get profit sometimes also experience defeat due to wrong predictions.

[rdluffy]

Signature campaign is still considered valuable as it earns a certain amount of money every week. That's why it's very competitive and only those who can make quality posts and own a high ranking account can do it. But airdrop is used by millions of users because it is very easy to do and there is a lot of spam. That is why they have no value. So if someone is working on Airdrop despite having some kind of good skills or good educational background they are just wasting their time. a clever and smart person will never waste their time in these

Signature campaigns are excellent because you are earning a reward while sharing knowledge, learning a lot about crypto, participating in something bigger, and even improve your English skills (if English is your second language), learn to write better and even meet users for possible future projects

I just disagree with the airdrops, even though they're quite diluted and there are a lot more people participating, it's still something worth investing in and getting to know better. With a little dedication, you can find projects that are less diluted and have a much better potential return than the more well-known ones