Do you think crypto rewards are worth the time?

[luckyledger]

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

It all boils down to analysis and how you do it, which comes from experience and knowledge of the market, coins, and just your knowledge in general, really.

[JoyMarsha]

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

I don't know about others, but for me, it doesn't because I have learned in the past that most airdrops are scams, and some that are legit reward their participant with little money after performing their stated task, only to wait for months to be rewarded with worthless tokens.

The idea of being rewarded with little or no money makes it hard for me to involve myself with airdrop. Any airdrop I should partake in should be worth it. That's the decision I made about airdrops

[bitbit97]

My vision on crypto rewards are following - they rely much on a luck and time spent on them. As well as reward hunter should never plan to earn a lot, nor it has to be his primary income. If there is nothing else to earn, even as an additional income, then I suggest to do reward hunting and hold. If someone wants to earn for a living with crypto rewards, then all I could say that only few from thousand really succeed in that, and that number of lucky decreases all the time.

[libert19]

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

I don't know about others, but for me, it doesn't because I have learned in the past that most airdrops are scams, and some that are legit reward their participant with little money after performing their stated task, only to wait for months to be rewarded with worthless tokens.

The idea of being rewarded with little or no money makes it hard for me to involve myself with airdrop. Any airdrop I should partake in should be worth it. That's the decision I made about airdrops

I get the point but airdrops are hit or miss, you participate in several and one might be worth it, but this sucesssful one will make you change your opinion about airdrops and when next time someone asks whether they should participate in airdrops, you will say yes.

[Freemind]

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

I completely agree with what you say. I would like to add that airdrops, in a high percentage, have no value, since when users receive the project's coins/tokens, some time after their official launch on the market, consecutive dumps cause the value to remain practically at 0. At that moment we realize how much time we have used and how that time could have been used for something much better. Signature campaigns also require a certain amount of time, but the positive thing is that they are smaller in terms of users and payments in Bitcoin assure us that no dump (due to natural market consequences) will affect our work or our reward.

[ZAINmalik75]

A lot of people are becoming interested in joining crypto airdrops, rewards, and contests nowadays. The hype went crazy when Not Coin paid many members a substantial amount of money. While you made only $1.20, others are making more than a thousand dollars by participating in these airdrops. However, keep in mind that you should never rely solely on these.

Not every airdrop will pay out, and you can also lose money. Airdrops are just a side hustle to make a little extra cash to help manage expenses. Meanwhile, influencers are spreading content on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube about these airdrops, earning money both from social media and from the communities they have built. Don't be swayed by their portfolios, as they are earning on a much larger scale, whereas we are just individuals.

[Ricardo11]

A lot of people are becoming interested in joining crypto airdrops, rewards, and contests nowadays. The hype went crazy when Not Coin paid many members a substantial amount of money. While you made only $1.20, others are making more than a thousand dollars by participating in these airdrops. However, keep in mind that you should never rely solely on these.

Not every airdrop will pay out, and you can also lose money. Airdrops are just a side hustle to make a little extra cash to help manage expenses. Meanwhile, influencers are spreading content on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube about these airdrops, earning money both from social media and from the communities they have built. Don't be swayed by their portfolios, as they are earning on a much larger scale, whereas we are just individuals.

Actually every airdrop is uncertain, they may pay or not. Most airdrops are fake, airdrops can't always be trusted. But in the meantime some airdrops provide something better, Maybe 1 in 100. But I would say that they are a matter of luck, because if they don't pay you at the last minute, you won't be able to do anything, just waste your time in the middle. So I think working on airdrop is nothing but stupid.

[Ujok]

winning airdrop is not easy and there are many competitors in the program, it is very easy to join the airdrop but the prize is very small and it also depends on the project that holds the program how many prizes are distributed and how much capacity the winner is. if you consider airdrop as a side job to fill your free time I think it doesn't waste your time, and conversely if you use airdrop as a benchmark to meet your daily needs then it can be said to waste your time.

[ajiz138]

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

I don't know about others, but for me, it doesn't because I have learned in the past that most airdrops are scams, and some that are legit reward their participant with little money after performing their stated task, only to wait for months to be rewarded with worthless tokens.

The idea of being rewarded with little or no money makes it hard for me to involve myself with airdrop. Any airdrop I should partake in should be worth it. That's the decision I made about airdrops

I get the point but airdrops are hit or miss, you participate in several and one might be worth it, but this sucesssful one will make you change your opinion about airdrops and when next time someone asks whether they should participate in airdrops, you will say yes.

We can't participate in a project or airdrop and we can't immediately want to get a decent profit. Everything needs a process in the process, some are worthy and some fail. I don't think there is anything in this world without going through a process.

Some people say it's worth it and some say it's not. I don't have a problem with that because it's their right to express their opinion. But the point I want to make here is that something will definitely require a process.

[dekafee79]

We can't participate in a project or airdrop and we can't immediately want to get a decent profit. Everything needs a process in the process, some are worthy and some fail. I don't think there is anything in this world without going through a process.

Some people say it's worth it and some say it's not. I don't have a problem with that because it's their right to express their opinion. But the point I want to make here is that something will definitely require a process.

I agree with you everything needs a process because we can't get big results directly without going through a process. but talking about airdrop, sometimes there are those who get jackpots but many are worthless so for me who is always busy with work in the real world, the reward from airdrop is not suitable for me.

[ajiz138]

We can't participate in a project or airdrop and we can't immediately want to get a decent profit. Everything needs a process in the process, some are worthy and some fail. I don't think there is anything in this world without going through a process.

Some people say it's worth it and some say it's not. I don't have a problem with that because it's their right to express their opinion. But the point I want to make here is that something will definitely require a process.

I agree with you everything needs a process because we can't get big results directly without going through a process. but talking about airdrop, sometimes there are those who get jackpots but many are worthless so for me who is always busy with work in the real world, the reward from airdrop is not suitable for me.

Well, that's based on my own experience, it could be because of real-world activities or something else. And in the real world, we also have to go through a 30-day or one-month process to get a salary, right? So it's not instant.

Some others who are more focused on cryptocurrency or make aidrop as a source of side income, they will focus more on that. And in reality, they can also get decent rewards on some of the projects they participate in.

[legend45]

Well, that's based on my own experience, it could be because of real-world activities or something else. And in the real world, we also have to go through a 30-day or one-month process to get a salary, right? So it's not instant.

Some others who are more focused on cryptocurrency or make aidrop as a source of side income, they will focus more on that. And in reality, they can also get decent rewards on some of the projects they participate in.

I think we should focus on both crypto and working in the real world, because crypto is very volatile and difficult to predict, it will make us panic if the market suddenly experiences a correction and our capital is small, so it is possible to get trapped. but if you decide to focus on airdrops, that's also good but I don't know if airdrops are still worth it now, because I don't focus on airdrops

[luckyledger]

Well, that's based on my own experience, it could be because of real-world activities or something else. And in the real world, we also have to go through a 30-day or one-month process to get a salary, right? So it's not instant.

Some others who are more focused on cryptocurrency or make aidrop as a source of side income, they will focus more on that. And in reality, they can also get decent rewards on some of the projects they participate in.

I think we should focus on both crypto and working in the real world, because crypto is very volatile and difficult to predict, it will make us panic if the market suddenly experiences a correction and our capital is small, so it is possible to get trapped. but if you decide to focus on airdrops, that's also good but I don't know if airdrops are still worth it now, because I don't focus on airdrops

They became harder in terms of finding real gems, in general. That's my opinion on it, of course, other than that - still lots of possibilities for all kinds of hunters.

[Hisbullah]

Well, that's based on my own experience, it could be because of real-world activities or something else. And in the real world, we also have to go through a 30-day or one-month process to get a salary, right? So it's not instant.

Some others who are more focused on cryptocurrency or make aidrop as a source of side income, they will focus more on that. And in reality, they can also get decent rewards on some of the projects they participate in.

I think we should focus on both crypto and working in the real world, because crypto is very volatile and difficult to predict, it will make us panic if the market suddenly experiences a correction and our capital is small, so it is possible to get trapped. but if you decide to focus on airdrops, that's also good but I don't know if airdrops are still worth it now, because I don't focus on airdrops

I am also still focused on working in the real world because my and my family's living needs are very high so I have to get a definite income. Crypto for me is how to get profit apart from my real world income and this is very interesting because I have been doing it for more than 8 years and have made a lot of profit in crypto.

[dekafee79]

Well, that's based on my own experience, it could be because of real-world activities or something else. And in the real world, we also have to go through a 30-day or one-month process to get a salary, right? So it's not instant.

Some others who are more focused on cryptocurrency or make aidrop as a source of side income, they will focus more on that. And in reality, they can also get decent rewards on some of the projects they participate in.

I think we should focus on both crypto and working in the real world, because crypto is very volatile and difficult to predict, it will make us panic if the market suddenly experiences a correction and our capital is small, so it is possible to get trapped. but if you decide to focus on airdrops, that's also good but I don't know if airdrops are still worth it now, because I don't focus on airdrops

I am also still focused on working in the real world because my and my family's living needs are very high so I have to get a definite income. Crypto for me is how to get profit apart from my real world income and this is very interesting because I have been doing it for more than 8 years and have made a lot of profit in crypto.

For now I am more focused on the crypto world, because my business in the real world is already handled so I only occasionally check the performance of my employees. so I have a lot of time to do trading, daily. I am not a rich person, just have a small business to meet my living needs.