Am getting tired of telegram airdrops

[Isicrypt202]

I’m starting to question the Telegram game scene, especially with MemeFi. I jumped in hoping for more than just another memecoin.

But now, the airdrop’s done, the token’s live, and the price isn’t exactly impressive. I’m holding on, but it’s hard not to feel burned, especially when the premium participants didn’t get what was promised.

It’s frustrating, those of us who played the Telegram game are left with small $MEMEFI stacks that aren’t doing much. The hype didn’t match the reality, and now we’re stuck, hoping for the next big event or token bump. For now, I’m just looking for ways to increase my stake, waiting to see if the project can actually deliver.

[Agbe]

Yes most telegram airdrop projects are not always what they are perceived to be and it has made allot of people to lose hope on tokens on telegram I think the major problem with telegram airdrop is the number of people participating in the airdrops it is overcrowded with million's of participants from all over the world so the probability of the project developers to allocate much tokens to participants will be hard and another thing is the listing price of the project the fact is most telegram airdrops are actually looking for a way to popularize their projects that is the more reason that telegram has been flooded with all sorts of airdrops including the once that are even fake and scam

[Nheer]

I’m starting to question the Telegram game scene, especially with MemeFi. I jumped in hoping for more than just another memecoin.

But now, the airdrop’s done, the token’s live, and the price isn’t exactly impressive. I’m holding on, but it’s hard not to feel burned, especially when the premium participants didn’t get what was promised.

It’s frustrating, those of us who played the Telegram game are left with small $MEMEFI stacks that aren’t doing much. The hype didn’t match the reality, and now we’re stuck, hoping for the next big event or token bump. For now, I’m just looking for ways to increase my stake, waiting to see if the project can actually deliver.

Telegram airdrops have been come something else. Most of the airdrop are not what they said to be most just need the project to het famous and that all. They are using the influence of NOT-COIN and promoting themselves a lot of the project on telegram are just waste of time and energy. How can one be dedicated to something with all what you got and end up receiving a small amount of rewards so disappointing.
A lot of people have loss hope and interest in all this airdrops on telegram cause they are not being trusted and they are waste of time.
I have loss interest from this airdrops of a thing since some years back cause they ain’t worth my time or attention at all they are full of scam.
Just try and look for a better means of getting great stake that will bring alot of profit to you, involving in bounties or investing are good and perfect options if you are interested in online activity.

[bitmover]

I’m starting to question the Telegram game scene, especially with MemeFi. I jumped in hoping for more than just another memecoin.

But now, the airdrop’s done, the token’s live, and the price isn’t exactly impressive. I’m holding on, but it’s hard not to feel burned, especially when the premium participants didn’t get what was promised.

It’s frustrating, those of us who played the Telegram game are left with small $MEMEFI stacks that aren’t doing much. The hype didn’t match the reality, and now we’re stuck, hoping for the next big event or token bump. For now, I’m just looking for ways to increase my stake, waiting to see if the project can actually deliver.

My experience is that airdrops are somewhat good, but most of times they are disappointing.

I had a much better experience in BTT and altcoinstalks forum than any airdrop.

Imagine, making 30-40 USD every week here posting is more than basically all airdrops.

[target]

Don't you think its too early to say they are not making profit?

They are saying the bull run is just starting, any token you hold to day with no value could be $0.10 the next month. There is got to be more exchanges adding these memecoins.You can only hope you have 10Billion of it to be substantial enough that you can buy a Hawiian island.

[Stompix]

My experience is that airdrops are somewhat good, but most of times they are disappointing.

Too many people, too many bots, too much greed from developers, and less people whoa actually believed in that tone and didn't dump it the moment they get it, that's basically the airdrop scene right now.
I still laugh at people thinking they can still make like $500 from a drop like in the old times (I remember a token with he* or hi* or something that I got that much from just the email and an address) when you have 10 million bot accounts, where are the 5 billion going to come from?

[albon]

A few days ago, earning from telegram airdrops was gaining popularity in the cryptocurrency world as an easy and profitable way, especially if you are interested in new and emerging projects. But now you can't earn anything for free because the spirit of investment has been created here. After the launch of notcoin millions of people flooded telegram participating in hundreds of mini app airdrops on telegram. Sadly most people get nothing or not the amount they hoped for. So here it will be foolish if you want to get big airdrops by investing money and earning points.

[bitmover]

My experience is that airdrops are somewhat good, but most of times they are disappointing.

Too many people, too many bots, too much greed from developers, and less people whoa actually believed in that tone and didn't dump it the moment they get it, that's basically the airdrop scene right now.
I still laugh at people thinking they can still make like $500 from a drop like in the old times (I remember a token with he* or hi* or something that I got that much from just the email and an address) when you have 10 million bot accounts, where are the 5 billion going to come from?

I remember to have received 300 usd of a shitocin just because i hold some eth in my address lol
Good times.

I don't think those times will ckme back

[TomPluz]

For sure, history is coming back again. In 2017 to 2018 airdrops and bounties made on the chart and many people received significant value of their participation but then things slowly got into the ground as more and more people around the globe got also interested of the opportunity which later on they found out to be sharing small portions of the pie...they got breadcrumbs and got disjointed and then many left. Aside from the many scams and frauds that were then going on the scene. I am seeing it now in the TON-based airdrops...

[Stompix]

I still laugh at people thinking they can still make like $500 from a drop like in the old times (I remember a token with he* or hi* or something that I got that much from just the email and an address) when you have 10 million bot accounts, where are the 5 billion going to come from?

I remember to have received 300 usd of a shitocin just because i hold some eth in my address lol
Good times.

Do you at least remember which one was it? I kept guessing helium and helix but for sure are not those ones!
The funny thing is that no matter how shitty the project was, I don't even remember its name!!! for god sake, it still delivered money, there were so few people compared to now claiming those and so hard to dump them immediately some of them actually were pretty worth the effort, and this while CM was paying 300 per week.

Yeah, good times!
"We shall never see their like again",  Jon Show during a cryptowinter 

[MrSpasybo]

Yes most telegram airdrop projects are not always what they are perceived to be and it has made allot of people to lose hope on tokens on telegram I think the major problem with telegram airdrop is the number of people participating in the airdrops it is overcrowded with million's of participants from all over the world so the probability of the project developers to allocate much tokens to participants will be hard and another thing is the listing price of the project the fact is most telegram airdrops are actually looking for a way to popularize their projects that is the more reason that telegram has been flooded with all sorts of airdrops including the once that are even fake and scam

Telegram airdrop used to be very hot but now it doesn't receive much attention from hunters because the rewards have become smaller and there have been too many failed airdrops. Typically, a project will conduct an airdrop for about 100-1000 random hunters, then organize a referral program to increase the number of community members. I have also participated in a few similar airdrops but only received worthless tokens.

Currently, I am focusing on more important tasks such as monitoring the market to be ready to allocate capital appropriately. BTC price is approaching $100K, this is not the time for us to focus on airdrops to earn a few $ from new projects that have not been carefully audited.

[Charles-Tim]

But now, the airdrop’s done, the token’s live, and the price isn’t exactly impressive. I’m holding on, but it’s hard not to feel burned, especially when the premium participants didn’t get what was promised.

I see this P2E to be for people that does not have a job. Someone that can do it for fun like a game and not consider the money that would be the reward when the token is listed. The developers will make huge amount of money as usual while people will most likely make small amount of money which may not be impressive or worth it. They are just waste of time. If you have something that you are doing, best to avoid those projects. Only few among them are worth it. Most are not worth it.

[0t3p0t]

I already got out from Telegram airdrops I think that was a couple of months ago because it's not profitable for me anymore though I heard people saying that they still made money from it but for me it's just a waste of time I'd better go trading than spending time doing tasks that does not really worth the effort.

[ZAINmalik75]

I’m starting to question the Telegram game scene, especially with MemeFi. I jumped in hoping for more than just another memecoin.

But now, the airdrop’s done, the token’s live, and the price isn’t exactly impressive. I’m holding on, but it’s hard not to feel burned, especially when the premium participants didn’t get what was promised.

It’s frustrating, those of us who played the Telegram game are left with small $MEMEFI stacks that aren’t doing much. The hype didn’t match the reality, and now we’re stuck, hoping for the next big event or token bump. For now, I’m just looking for ways to increase my stake, waiting to see if the project can actually deliver.

The very first Telegram project was the only one that paid their users and that was NOT everyperson made 100$ to 300$ from one account and imagine how much a single person would have made from different accounts.

Memefi certainly did not give money as people were expecting it but the reality is every person wants to earn from memefi while it does not have enough margin to make everyone more than $50 to $100.

[Blaze]

The very first Telegram project was the only one that paid their users and that was NOT everyperson made 100$ to 300$ from one account and imagine how much a single person would have made from different accounts.

Memefi certainly did not give money as people were expecting it but the reality is every person wants to earn from memefi while it does not have enough margin to make everyone more than $50 to $100.

Often community based projects have great opportunities, but come with limitations that, as we work together, we need to understand. A good thing to monitor on a project where rewards are given is total allocation vs the number of participants. If we don't consider the sustainability of the system when optimising for profit, the expectations built may not be achieved.

Like any glutton addict, many try to get their fill of this glutton game by having multiple accounts and spending lots of time on the job, as no results are guaranteed. Success often comes with the support of the users and the community they have. Supporting the development of the platform, and establishing a dependable community, will help to support a more solid foundation to find success. Projects like this hinge on the size of the rewards and not just on the numbers, but mutual trust between each of the players.