Do I continue telegram Airdrop Bot Mining?

[MUGNIA]

We are going to end up with a lot more people giving up with current situation being so down. I understand we are not going to see people completely giving up, because we will end up with some people still having some hope but we ended up considering better results could be possible. However, we are going to see most people ended up getting away from this as much as they can. The results will be quite tough, and obviously what we can get from this situation is realizing we can't really get with every trend there is and hope that we can make money from it at the same time as well.

Definitely most people will give up from those airdrops, it's only a trend for now, ones the time is over, people will slack behind and will even discourage others not to do it because of the poor rewards. What dragged some people fully into it is because of the few previous ones that made a success and paid fair rewards. If people keep participating in all the current ones and there's no profit, then they will be discouraged.

I think the ones who will slowly back down are people who are new to crypto, where they feel cheated by the initial calculations and the results are not appropriate, if they are a real airdrop and already have a large community, they will not give up because they will lose the community that has been built

[Baofeng]

We are going to end up with a lot more people giving up with current situation being so down. I understand we are not going to see people completely giving up, because we will end up with some people still having some hope but we ended up considering better results could be possible. However, we are going to see most people ended up getting away from this as much as they can. The results will be quite tough, and obviously what we can get from this situation is realizing we can't really get with every trend there is and hope that we can make money from it at the same time as well.

Definitely most people will give up from those airdrops, it's only a trend for now, ones the time is over, people will slack behind and will even discourage others not to do it because of the poor rewards. What dragged some people fully into it is because of the few previous ones that made a success and paid fair rewards. If people keep participating in all the current ones and there's no profit, then they will be discouraged.

I think the ones who will slowly back down are people who are new to crypto, where they feel cheated by the initial calculations and the results are not appropriate, if they are a real airdrop and already have a large community, they will not give up because they will lose the community that has been built

It's really a big risk whether to continue with this whole Telegram airdrop as this is the one that is taking the market by storm. Personally, I have only two and not that many because I know that I might be disappointed if I spend a lot of time with them and not getting any.

So less is better for me, but not sure if others are really banking that this new hype will bring them a lot of money. So it's up to you whether you are willing to take that risk or not.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I think the ones who will slowly back down are people who are new to crypto, where they feel cheated by the initial calculations and the results are not appropriate, if they are a real airdrop and already have a large community, they will not give up because they will lose the community that has been built

Yes
Newbies are always the ones with very high hops and expectations when it comes to airdrops and bounties. People who have been around for quite some time now would have already gotten used to the trend and worked on their expectations. Airdrop tokens are like gambling, the outcome is never certain, so it’ll be wrong to have high expectations or feel somewhat level of entitlement when the success of the project isn’t even guaranteed.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I think the ones who will slowly back down are people who are new to crypto, where they feel cheated by the initial calculations and the results are not appropriate, if they are a real airdrop and already have a large community, they will not give up because they will lose the community that has been built

Yes
Newbies are always the ones with very high hops and expectations when it comes to airdrops and bounties. People who have been around for quite some time now would have already gotten used to the trend and worked on their expectations. Airdrop tokens are like gambling, the outcome is never certain, so it’ll be wrong to have high expectations or feel somewhat level of entitlement when the success of the project isn’t even guaranteed.

Absolutely well spoken bud, I currently have a friend, a very close one whom I introduced crypto to of recent, and at the moment, he's yet to raise any money to invest in crypto, and instead of leaving him idle doing nothing, I decided to introduce telegram airdrop to him, he's been playing alot of Telegram games ans since he started, only one has he made around $50 from, and that is DOGS.

He played alot others like PIXFI, Hamster kombat, Avacoin and a host of others that ended up supposedly disappointing their communities, I remember seeing the disappointment on his face when PIXFI launched and he got nothing even after putting so much effort on the game, same thing with hamster kombat and Avacoin, but my advice to him always have been this same thing you said here; to treat this games like he's gambling and never to expect anything from it, and even if he has too, atleast to serve a motivation for him to keep playing, he should keep his expectations very low at a point that he doesn't end up very disappointed just incase things didn't end the way he had envisioned.

Making money from airdrops is no longer as easy as it used to be, today's airdrop is more like a means for the developers of the project to raise fund for their products, and when this fails, it's hard for such airdrop to even pay their participants.

[MUGNIA]

We are going to end up with a lot more people giving up with current situation being so down. I understand we are not going to see people completely giving up, because we will end up with some people still having some hope but we ended up considering better results could be possible. However, we are going to see most people ended up getting away from this as much as they can. The results will be quite tough, and obviously what we can get from this situation is realizing we can't really get with every trend there is and hope that we can make money from it at the same time as well.

Definitely most people will give up from those airdrops, it's only a trend for now, ones the time is over, people will slack behind and will even discourage others not to do it because of the poor rewards. What dragged some people fully into it is because of the few previous ones that made a success and paid fair rewards. If people keep participating in all the current ones and there's no profit, then they will be discouraged.

I think the ones who will slowly back down are people who are new to crypto, where they feel cheated by the initial calculations and the results are not appropriate, if they are a real airdrop and already have a large community, they will not give up because they will lose the community that has been built

It's really a big risk whether to continue with this whole Telegram airdrop as this is the one that is taking the market by storm. Personally, I have only two and not that many because I know that I might be disappointed if I spend a lot of time with them and not getting any.

So less is better for me, but not sure if others are really banking that this new hype will bring them a lot of money. So it's up to you whether you are willing to take that risk or not.

I personally only finish the existing bots, I don't add any more bots, I gave up because my cellphone had also started to cry because there were too many game bots on my cellphone, making my cellphone not operate perfectly

[JoyMarsha]

But now, I'm seeming discouraged since its almost not worth the time and effort deposited. But if I quit, what else could cover the gap of mining??
I need some advice.

I am surprised to hear you ask, what else would cover the gap in mining? Get busy with your job, or learn a new skills. There are many things to do, to cover the gap in mining.

It's only a lazy person who have nothing important to do, would think of not having anything to do cover the gap of mining that started this year. Other years when telegram mining wasn't on board in the crypto space, ain't you living your life? Take it as telegram mining is a complete waste of time, and try hard to think of something else to do to have you busy, and gets paid at the end of the day

[0t3p0t]

When it comes to the rewards, it really makes no difference if the airdrop task is done by filling up forms or tapping your mobile. The usual case is that it's either you get extremely lucky or you wasted a lot of time. Since you already did the cost-benefit analysis in your post, I think you already know what to do. Right?

This! It is really up to us whether we take the risk of participating a specific airdrop or not because as you have said it might turn up like we are just wasting our precious time and effort doing worthless things on Telegram. I am not saying all of them but I think most if not all are just a copy of a specific type of airdrops which is for me not good given that it doesn't even add use cases.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Absolutely well spoken bud, I currently have a friend, a very close one whom I introduced crypto to of recent, and at the moment, he's yet to raise any money to invest in crypto, and instead of leaving him idle doing nothing, I decided to introduce telegram airdrop to him, he's been playing alot of Telegram games ans since he started, only one has he made around $50 from, and that is DOGS.

He played alot others like PIXFI, Hamster kombat, Avacoin and a host of others that ended up supposedly disappointing their communities, I remember seeing the disappointment on his face when PIXFI launched and he got nothing even after putting so much effort on the game, same thing with hamster kombat and Avacoin, but my advice to him always have been this same thing you said here; to treat this games like he's gambling and never to expect anything from it, and even if he has too, atleast to serve a motivation for him to keep playing, he should keep his expectations very low at a point that he doesn't end up very disappointed just incase things didn't end the way he had envisioned.

Making money from airdrops is no longer as easy as it used to be, today's airdrop is more like a means for the developers of the project to raise fund for their products, and when this fails, it's hard for such airdrop to even pay their participants.

I think you should've first updated your friend on how airdrops works, because I believe if he new from the onset that earning from airdrops aren't as easy as he thought, perhaps it would've enabled him to know just how much effort he should put playing those games and also know how high he should've kept his expectations, that way the disappointment wouldn't be as much as he is currently feeling now. It's possible that he may have not still learnt his lesson even after several disappointments as a newbie, it's your responsibility as an experienced crypto enthusiast to properly guide him on how to approach these things, in Otto avoid further disappointments.

[Gurujebs]

I didn't give up, I still continued joining more, hoping to hit something huge one day, meeting scams and also receiving peanuts from others.
But now, I'm seeming discouraged since its almost not worth the time and effort deposited. But if I quit, what else could cover the gap of mining??
I need some advice.

Today, memefi just announced they have postponed the listing date of their tokens to the end of this month but they didn't stop mining and for that reason, users need to continue playing until 30th of this month and I think they are going to continue to milk users of their tons from the users, to me it's beginning to look like a scam but since I didn't participate on them, it's their choice.

I don't want to discourage you but if I'm you, I will advice you to stop participating in some of those airdrops that are too congested with users because even though they are legit, you might not have anything serious because the higher the number of participant, the lesser the reward and it's seems right now, the whole world is doing telegram mini games.

[pieppiep]

I didn't give up, I still continued joining more, hoping to hit something huge one day, meeting scams and also receiving peanuts from others.
But now, I'm seeming discouraged since its almost not worth the time and effort deposited. But if I quit, what else could cover the gap of mining??
I need some advice.

Today, memefi just announced they have postponed the listing date of their tokens to the end of this month but they didn't stop mining and for that reason, users need to continue playing until 30th of this month and I think they are going to continue to milk users of their tons from the users, to me it's beginning to look like a scam but since I didn't participate on them, it's their choice.

I don't want to discourage you but if I'm you, I will advice you to stop participating in some of those airdrops that are too congested with users because even though they are legit, you might not have anything serious because the higher the number of participant, the lesser the reward and it's seems right now, the whole world is doing telegram mini games.

Well, It’s make disappointing to many people see projects like this delaying their token listing but still encouraging users to keep playing and mining. as if they are not making an investment of their time, talent, and energy that cannot be a pound certain to be reciprocated. This is objection number one because with such a number of participants the chances of being awarded something of value are very slim, therefore the exercise feels like a complete waste of time. Where there is such uncertainty, such openness is needed also, and the lack of direct front in such conditions is impossible to perceive otherwise than with mistrust. I have interacted with this airdrop myself and in that light alone, I would recommend its discontinuation especially when more such signs hint at the project being a time-wager without any added value to users.

[royalRitta]

I didn't give up, I still continued joining more, hoping to hit something huge one day, meeting scams and also receiving peanuts from others.
But now, I'm seeming discouraged since its almost not worth the time and effort deposited. But if I quit, what else could cover the gap of mining??
I need some advice.

Today, memefi just announced they have postponed the listing date of their tokens to the end of this month but they didn't stop mining and for that reason, users need to continue playing until 30th of this month and I think they are going to continue to milk users of their tons from the users, to me it's beginning to look like a scam but since I didn't participate on them, it's their choice.

I don't want to discourage you but if I'm you, I will advice you to stop participating in some of those airdrops that are too congested with users because even though they are legit, you might not have anything serious because the higher the number of participant, the lesser the reward and it's seems right now, the whole world is doing telegram mini games.

Well, It’s make disappointing to many people see projects like this delaying their token listing but still encouraging users to keep playing and mining. as if they are not making an investment of their time, talent, and energy that cannot be a pound certain to be reciprocated. This is objection number one because with such a number of participants the chances of being awarded something of value are very slim, therefore the exercise feels like a complete waste of time. Where there is such uncertainty, such openness is needed also, and the lack of direct front in such conditions is impossible to perceive otherwise than with mistrust. I have interacted with this airdrop myself and in that light alone, I would recommend its discontinuation especially when more such signs hint at the project being a time-wager without any added value to users.

Yeah, and such a delay may done again, and again, and nothing would stop them from doing so The community would be sad and not satisfied, and as you said - mistrust may go up.
Many people would continue to mine no matter what because they already invested lots of time into it, but if you didn't, then some people would just leave the project and stop interacting with it.

[koang]

I think the ones who will slowly back down are people who are new to crypto, where they feel cheated by the initial calculations and the results are not appropriate, if they are a real airdrop and already have a large community, they will not give up because they will lose the community that has been built

Yes
Newbies are always the ones with very high hops and expectations when it comes to airdrops and bounties. People who have been around for quite some time now would have already gotten used to the trend and worked on their expectations. Airdrop tokens are like gambling, the outcome is never certain, so it’ll be wrong to have high expectations or feel somewhat level of entitlement when the success of the project isn’t even guaranteed.

Crypto can make us sweet dreams but Influencers are the ones who disappoint newbies and turn them away from crypto.
They entertain people by giving false hopes and promoting Airdrop projects as the most popular "The next big thing".
In reality, Airdroppers only receive a small amount of airdrop tokens that may become worthless in a month.
Crypto influencers recycle old stories, Maybe YouTube should add a 'time machine' feature for these guys.

[luckyledger]

I think the ones who will slowly back down are people who are new to crypto, where they feel cheated by the initial calculations and the results are not appropriate, if they are a real airdrop and already have a large community, they will not give up because they will lose the community that has been built

Yes
Newbies are always the ones with very high hops and expectations when it comes to airdrops and bounties. People who have been around for quite some time now would have already gotten used to the trend and worked on their expectations. Airdrop tokens are like gambling, the outcome is never certain, so it’ll be wrong to have high expectations or feel somewhat level of entitlement when the success of the project isn’t even guaranteed.

Crypto can make us sweet dreams but Influencers are the ones who disappoint newbies and turn them away from crypto.
They entertain people by giving false hopes and promoting Airdrop projects as the most popular "The next big thing".
In reality, Airdroppers only receive a small amount of airdrop tokens that may become worthless in a month.
Crypto influencers recycle old stories, Maybe YouTube should add a 'time machine' feature for these guys.

Yeah, only people who are either famous or have farms of accounts to pour into the project can get good profits nowadays
It's the meta of the drops, and it becomes harder and harder to get good projects and allocations alike.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I think the ones who will slowly back down are people who are new to crypto, where they feel cheated by the initial calculations and the results are not appropriate, if they are a real airdrop and already have a large community, they will not give up because they will lose the community that has been built

Yes
Newbies are always the ones with very high hops and expectations when it comes to airdrops and bounties. People who have been around for quite some time now would have already gotten used to the trend and worked on their expectations. Airdrop tokens are like gambling, the outcome is never certain, so it’ll be wrong to have high expectations or feel somewhat level of entitlement when the success of the project isn’t even guaranteed.

Crypto can make us sweet dreams but Influencers are the ones who disappoint newbies and turn them away from crypto.
They entertain people by giving false hopes and promoting Airdrop projects as the most popular "The next big thing".
In reality, Airdroppers only receive a small amount of airdrop tokens that may become worthless in a month.
Crypto influencers recycle old stories, Maybe YouTube should add a 'time machine' feature for these guys.

Exactly.
Social media influencers are capable of spreading whatever information they believe would make them attract traffics to their page and in turn generate revenue for it. Sometimes most of these project developers actually pay these influencers to stir up hype around their projects to make it look like "The next big thing" and when innocent airdroppers make certain decisions based on these hypes and with high expectations, only to get disappointed in the long run.
That's why it's always advised for newbies who are enthusiastic about crypto to first do their diligence before getting involved in any project, no matter the level of hype around that project.

[rby]

I think the ones who will slowly back down are people who are new to crypto, where they feel cheated by the initial calculations and the results are not appropriate, if they are a real airdrop and already have a large community, they will not give up because they will lose the community that has been built

The truth is most of the people that do back down from farming airdrop were introduced to it with the wrong approach. They do come with the intention of farming a particular airdrop and getting huge financial benefits when it's finally listed which is why they're always disappointed when their expectations aren't met hence the decision to exit mining. Real miners knows that some airdrop projects doesn't end up as planned so they take whatever result they see in any project and still continue with others