Bitpost | The decentralized system for global parcel delivery

[BitpostNetwork]

We're running this campaign ourselves. We understand that on forums like this, such campaigns are typically referred to as "bounty," while the term "airdrop" is associated with campaigns requiring no engagement. However, based on our research, most projects tends to use "airdrop" for campaigns like this, while "bounty" is more commonly associated with bug hunting and similar activities. Since this campaign is not limited to this forum but also targets our website and other platforms, we’ve chosen to stick with this terminology. It's also worth noting that we initially posted in the "Bounties & Rewards [BOUNTY]" category, but the moderator moved it to "Airdrops & Giveaways [FREE]."

[dkbit98]

We're running this campaign ourselves. We understand that on forums like this, such campaigns are typically referred to as "bounty," while the term "airdrop" is associated with campaigns requiring no engagement. However, based on our research, most projects tends to use "airdrop" for campaigns like this, while "bounty" is more commonly associated with bug hunting and similar activities. Since this campaign is not limited to this forum but also targets our website and other platforms, we’ve chosen to stick with this terminology. It's also worth noting that we initially posted in the "Bounties & Rewards [BOUNTY]" category, but the moderator moved it to "Airdrops & Giveaways [FREE]."

Correct.
You should rename the term Airdrop to Bounty.
If you want to give some of use free tokens without doing any activity than you can call it an Airdrop.
Without doing this I think it sounds misleading coming from someone who wants to build trust and attract people who can invest their coins.

[BitpostNetwork]

New Article: Bitpost smart contract subsystems

We’ve published a new blog post on the Bitpost website! This time, we explore the architecture behind the Bitpost smart contracts.

Read more:
➡️ https://bitpost.cc/bitpost-smart-contract-subsystems-bitpost-internals-3/

[Bobcrypto]

Oh, how much infrastructure is needed for this alone, the software solution is perhaps the smallest problem. Plus there are a lot of additional things, customs, taxes, various controls... All this has to be done by people and some kind of token cannot solve it.

Don't ask them to many questions about this, just send them your coins and participate in presale quickly
I could be wrong, but I don't see any realistic way for this project to work in next 5 to 10 years, if ever.
$1,200,000 won't change anything, and this project gives me the vibes from 2019/2020 time period.

Don't be in a hurry to advice anyone to participate, any new investors on such project must ask vital questions and search for information before investing. It is therefore necessary to ask about a new project projects presale to to receive good advice from those who knows better about the project developments.

[dkbit98]

Don't be in a hurry to advice anyone to participate, any new investors on such project must ask vital questions and search for information before investing. It is therefore necessary to ask about a new project projects presale to to receive good advice from those who knows better about the project developments.

I didn't give anyone any advices to participate in this or in any other presale campaigns, you could see that if you read my conversations with OP.
20 days left for Bitpost presale to end and I dont see bar moving at all or target being reached

[BitpostNetwork]

Development Update: Bitpost Version Manager has been deployed

The first Bitpost smart contracts has been completed, tested, and successfully deployed on the blockchain.

Read more:
➡️ https://bitpost.cc/bitpost-version-manager-has-been-deployed-development-update-1/

[BitpostNetwork]

Development Update: BPG Token has been deployed

Bitpost Governance Token (BPG) has been successfully deployed on the BPX Chain mainnet.

Read more:
➡️ https://bitpost.cc/bpg-token-has-been-deployed-development-update-2/

[BitpostNetwork]

Announcement: BPG Token has been launched! Minting and distribution

Bitpost Governance Token is now live! In line with the roadmap, the entire supply was minted and distributed to the initial community members.

Read more:
➡️ https://bitpost.cc/bpg-token-has-been-launched-minting-and-distribution/

[BitpostNetwork]

Announcement: 2.5M BPX distributed to participants – BPX Airdrop completed

We are excited to announce that the BPX Token Airdrop campaign has officially concluded, and the reward pool of 2,500,000 BPX has been distributed to all participants based on the points they earned!

Read more:
➡️ https://bitpost.cc/2-5m-bpx-distributed-to-participants-bpx-airdrop-completed/

[dkbit98]

We are excited to announce that the BPX Token Airdrop campaign has officially concluded, and the reward pool of 2,500,000 BPX has been distributed to all participants based on the points they earned!

Is there any rich list we can find for some BPX token explorer?
I would like to see current coin distribution and who owns the most coins, that is if everyone already received their share of coins.
I know this is separate BPX Chain blockchain but I couldn't find any explorer links on website.

[BitpostNetwork]

Of course! There is a block explorer for BPX Chain: https://explorer.bpxchain.cc.

You can find the full list of BPX coin holders here: https://explorer.bpxchain.cc/accounts.

[dkbit98]

Of course! There is a block explorer for BPX Chain: https://explorer.bpxchain.cc.

You can find the full list of BPX coin holders here: https://explorer.bpxchain.cc/accounts.

You should create and add pie chart and percentage for top token holders, but I already see that first few addresses hold big majority of tokens.
I think we can all assume those coins are controlled by Bipost team and people connected with them.
Only 694 addresses and totall of 697 transactions doesn't sound very good.

[bayu7adi]

decentralized logistics? Does this mean that all privacy and data security between sender and recipient are truly kept confidential? Then how can we ensure that this happens? Isn't it very necessary for the delivery of goods to make the data public?

if there are no other special features that can attract market attention, and fail to compete with existing large companies, sometimes the logistics business is a bit tough... what makes Bitpost different from DHL or FedEx?

[BitpostNetwork]

You should create and add pie chart and percentage for top token holders, but I already see that first few addresses hold big majority of tokens.
I think we can all assume those coins are controlled by Bipost team and people connected with them.

To clarify, only two addresses from the TOP50 are controlled by us. We hold approximately 14% of all circulating coins: the official prefarm transparently disclosed on the project’s website (20M BPX), and coins either mined using physical hardware under the same rules as everyone else or acquired through buybacks from the market (around 5.5M BPX). The current total supply is approximately 182M BPX, which accounts for the mentioned percentage.

decentralized logistics? Does this mean that all privacy and data security between sender and recipient are truly kept confidential?

Bitpost offers a flexible approach to privacy protection. On one hand, you can send a package in a way that allows the entire world to track its entire journey with an accuracy of just a few meters. On the other hand, two individuals can exchange packages while remaining completely anonymous to each other, as well as to members of the Bitpost network or any third parties.
This second model operates much like the Tor network, adapted for physical parcels instead of internet packets. Each participant in the delivery chain knows only where the package came from and where to send it next, but no one knows its entire route.

Then how can we ensure that this happens? Isn't it very necessary for the delivery of goods to make the data public?

Of course, some data must be processed publicly. On the public blockchain, you’ll find records indicating that a package with a specific identifier was picked up by a courier, delivered to a sorting hub, or received by the recipient. However, these records do not disclose any locations or identify the parties involved.

what makes Bitpost different from DHL or FedEx?

We are working on a detailed article about this topic, which will be released in a few days. I’ll share the link here once it's live. In the meantime, check the Motivations section in the Bitpost white paper.

[dkbit98]

To clarify, only two addresses from the TOP50 are controlled by us. We hold approximately 14% of all circulating coins: the official prefarm transparently disclosed on the project’s website (20M BPX), and coins either mined using physical hardware under the same rules as everyone else or acquired through buybacks from the market (around 5.5M BPX). The current total supply is approximately 182M BPX, which accounts for the mentioned percentage.

I understand, but you should add some information in explorer to clearly show addresses you as a team owns.
Premined or prefarmed coins are obviously not the same as coins mined/farmed in regular way, but from what I see this is some type of modified chia Proof of Space and Time.