What if the airdrop is gone forever?

[lombok]

Precisely, airdrops also have their own cycle. Typically, they only stand out during the crypto winter when many new projects are introduced and very few hunters are active in the market. When the market becomes vibrant, more hunters participate, and the quality of new projects declines, then the rewards are no longer attractive enough.

Airdrops will still exist, or they will be replaced by some more effective form in the future. It remains the simplest and cheapest way for a project to complete itself and reach the market.

In my opinion, airdrops are not entirely beneficial, or in other words, it has its advantages and disadvantages. First of all, they allow projects to reach the users with little to no expenses. But they also come with the risk of abuse since they are easily accessible by anyone. In this case, projects that give without selection make anything given irrelevant in the correct world. Whether such kind of giving will continue to be practiced is a big question mark. Now if I were asked what I think of Such a system being implemented here, I would say yes, but not the same format. In the future, the reward system may be expected to be more focused on the loyalty of the user, the technical contribution, or even prove that the player has been around for a long time. Thus, it’s not only about registration and expecting the tokens store in your wallet. Accordingly, I believe that this sort of direction is more beneficial to all concerned.

[Mr. Allcrypto]

Precisely, airdrops also have their own cycle. Typically, they only stand out during the crypto winter when many new projects are introduced and very few hunters are active in the market. When the market becomes vibrant, more hunters participate, and the quality of new projects declines, then the rewards are no longer attractive enough.

Airdrops will still exist, or they will be replaced by some more effective form in the future. It remains the simplest and cheapest way for a project to complete itself and reach the market.

In my opinion, airdrops are not entirely beneficial, or in other words, it has its advantages and disadvantages. First of all, they allow projects to reach the users with little to no expenses. But they also come with the risk of abuse since they are easily accessible by anyone. In this case, projects that give without selection make anything given irrelevant in the correct world. Whether such kind of giving will continue to be practiced is a big question mark. Now if I were asked what I think of Such a system being implemented here, I would say yes, but not the same format. In the future, the reward system may be expected to be more focused on the loyalty of the user, the technical contribution, or even prove that the player has been around for a long time. Thus, it’s not only about registration and expecting the tokens store in your wallet. Accordingly, I believe that this sort of direction is more beneficial to all concerned.

For me airdrop is just like an awareness program for something bigger but not beneficial for both parties and I say this because most of the time these projects after the airdrop just turn to dusts. There was this particular time where I even draw the conclusion that airdrop can mainly for making lots of money for the project in so many different ways people ain't aware of and this logic came to me as of the results and play out that happened during that particular period of telegram game airdrop rampage and most of these projects hit it big through exposure of their paying social media channels like YouTube and X as customer were required to do task that can award them monetary means.

[debra]

But right now it looks like airdrops will probably keep happening because there are new crypto projects coming out especially meme coins. As long as new projects want to get people interested airdrops will probably be useful way for them to do that. It will be interesting if this will keep going or if crypto projects start marketing in different way after.

Even if we still have some airdrops from the new projects, it is still possible that we have no longer airdrops in the future. If the new projects think airdrop is no longer effective way to promote their projects, then the developers may choose another way to promote their new projects. However, so far the developer looks still using airdrops as one of the ways to promote their new projects. It is because airdrop is an easy program to hold.

[vegasus]

Even if we still have some airdrops from the new projects, it is still possible that we have no longer airdrops in the future. If the new projects think airdrop is no longer effective way to promote their projects, then the developers may choose another way to promote their new projects. However, so far the developer looks still using airdrops as one of the ways to promote their new projects. It is because airdrop is an easy program to hold.

We must be prepared for all possibilities in the future. Because, there are many ways to promote new projects. It's just that for now, airdrops are still one of the most effective ones. And of course they don't need to spend a lot of money. But yes, for airdrop participants, of course, there must be a lot of effort. Because we understand the risks. There are many airdrops that are actually not worthy and end up wasting time. However, there is also great luck but it doesn't always stay like that.

[Salahmu]

We must be prepared for all possibilities in the future. Because, there are many ways to promote new projects. It's just that for now, airdrops are still one of the most effective ones. And of course they don't need to spend a lot of money. But yes, for airdrop participants, of course, there must be a lot of effort. Because we understand the risks. There are many airdrops that are actually not worthy and end up wasting time. However, there is also great luck but it doesn't always stay like that.

Yes that's true because the only thing that can change is the name and everything stabilize again, so actually even if they stop Airdrop it doesn't change anything on the industry because alot of projects are already doing some promotion and paying  those who do there work, so actually there is no different from the normal Airdrop because they serve the same purpose but the name is the only different, so actually I don't see how this is going to be possible because it doesn't stop anything but the only fact is that people are use to the name Airdrop.

[Promocodeudo]

There is no way airdrops will disappear. Projects use it as a tool to attract people and users, once there is a promise of airdrop, you find many people interested in the project. However, it does not always end on a good note for the participants, but you still see them running after the next airdrop.

I think no one should ever have such mindset that airdrop will go into extinction, it is never possible,.many more projects will surface but my advise to people that do those shit is for them to be very careful to avoid regrets.
One thing we should know is that people will not stop chasing money in whichever way,so if humans can not stop chasing in the way the feel is good for them so why will anyone even think that airdrop will just go off just like that it is not possible, the airdrop of a thing is some people business although some of those airdrop do not see the light of the day because the planners never had in mind to see the project project, there plans has always been to get some bucks out of it in whichever and bounce as they achieve their selfish goals.

[Gurujebs]

Yes that's true because the only thing that can change is the name and everything stabilize again, so actually even if they stop Airdrop it doesn't change anything on the industry because alot of projects are already doing some promotion and paying  those who do there work, so actually there is no different from the normal Airdrop because they serve the same purpose but the name is the only different, so actually I don't see how this is going to be possible because it doesn't stop anything but the only fact is that people are use to the name Airdrop.

Every year goes by, there is one airdrop that is been talk about, atleast one. I think Telegram made airdrops goes viral where even projects that are not worth it became the next good thing and it helps alot if people on board in crypto but now that telegram is almost useless, more than 80% of them has went back to their usual life activities.

The rest of the people that are remaining will continue and I can tell you there are still going to be good aidrops in the future but it wouldn't be like the usual tap tap we do have on telegram, I mean real aidrops where we will need to do small task like it used to back then.

[rdluffy]

Every year goes by, there is one airdrop that is been talk about, atleast one. I think Telegram made airdrops goes viral where even projects that are not worth it became the next good thing and it helps alot if people on board in crypto but now that telegram is almost useless, more than 80% of them has went back to their usual life activities.

The rest of the people that are remaining will continue and I can tell you there are still going to be good aidrops in the future but it wouldn't be like the usual tap tap we do have on telegram, I mean real aidrops where we will need to do small task like it used to back then.

Exactly, good post
That's right, airdrops are demanding much more than “tap tap” and may require capital, time, influence, tasks and other things

Just think that if it's too easy, there will always be huge competition, totally diluting the possible reward (airdrop)
Unfortunately the airdrop that many followed was Telegram's, and it was possibly the most hotly disputed

[MRY]

Yes that's true because the only thing that can change is the name and everything stabilize again, so actually even if they stop Airdrop it doesn't change anything on the industry because alot of projects are already doing some promotion and paying  those who do there work, so actually there is no different from the normal Airdrop because they serve the same purpose but the name is the only different, so actually I don't see how this is going to be possible because it doesn't stop anything but the only fact is that people are use to the name Airdrop.

Every year goes by, there is one airdrop that is been talk about, atleast one. I think Telegram made airdrops goes viral where even projects that are not worth it became the next good thing and it helps alot if people on board in crypto but now that telegram is almost useless, more than 80% of them has went back to their usual life activities.

The rest of the people that are remaining will continue and I can tell you there are still going to be good aidrops in the future but it wouldn't be like the usual tap tap we do have on telegram, I mean real aidrops where we will need to do small task like it used to back then.

Its important to understand that there are a lot of token hunters out there and then there are innovators who are interested by what is being created. Telegram was able to attract a lot of users at a time but it attracted many irrelevant users because it was offering its services for free. And of course, most of them returned to their normal activities because there was no longer any need to remain there. What is more thought provoking now is the trend of airdrops that require participants to complete small tasks in order to receive the airdrop. I think this can make free place for users, who have quite desire to participate in it. This means if you are interested in improving your chances of getting more valuable results, then engage yourself in the system but do not just line up waiting for it. It is one that is much more fulfilling in the long term.

[bayu7adi]

Exactly, good post
That's right, airdrops are demanding much more than “tap tap” and may require capital, time, influence, tasks and other things

Just think that if it's too easy, there will always be huge competition, totally diluting the possible reward (airdrop)
Unfortunately the airdrop that many followed was Telegram's, and it was possibly the most hotly disputed

Between the ease and difficulty of the task, it also affects the speed of spreading the information as well... easy tasks will make it easier for the developer project to get followers, even though they are followed by active people, who are actually passive in chatting about the project... while if the airdrop is quite difficult to do, then they will only accept people who are really serious about carrying out the airdrop...

I see tasks on Telegram made as easy and comfortable as possible, it makes it more crowded and easier to get a moment to hype... Indeed, that is not a problem, but what is certain is that everything that is easy will still bring in many people and unhealthy competition for the airdrop realm....

[Blaze]

Exactly, good post
That's right, airdrops are demanding much more than “tap tap” and may require capital, time, influence, tasks and other things

Just think that if it's too easy, there will always be huge competition, totally diluting the possible reward (airdrop)
Unfortunately the airdrop that many followed was Telegram's, and it was possibly the most hotly disputed

Between the ease and difficulty of the task, it also affects the speed of spreading the information as well... easy tasks will make it easier for the developer project to get followers, even though they are followed by active people, who are actually passive in chatting about the project... while if the airdrop is quite difficult to do, then they will only accept people who are really serious about carrying out the airdrop...

I see tasks on Telegram made as easy and comfortable as possible, it makes it more crowded and easier to get a moment to hype... Indeed, that is not a problem, but what is certain is that everything that is easy will still bring in many people and unhealthy competition for the airdrop realm....

To my mind, easy tasks will definitely increase participation but the results achieved will be petty because people are split into many groups and therefore can pose some difficulties for the creation of a strong community project. If the airdrop is simple then a lot of participants, their focus is only the reward and not the vision and mission of the said project. This can further cause a lot of noise and unhealthy competition because everyone starts to contribute even without the best of intentions. That might be true, but a more difficult airdrop brings the target audience of really interested people who are ready to invest their time into the project even though they are not so many.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Precisely, airdrops also have their own cycle. Typically, they only stand out during the crypto winter when many new projects are introduced and very few hunters are active in the market. When the market becomes vibrant, more hunters participate, and the quality of new projects declines, then the rewards are no longer attractive enough.

Airdrops will still exist, or they will be replaced by some more effective form in the future. It remains the simplest and cheapest way for a project to complete itself and reach the market.

In my opinion, airdrops are not entirely beneficial, or in other words, it has its advantages and disadvantages. First of all, they allow projects to reach the users with little to no expenses. But they also come with the risk of abuse since they are easily accessible by anyone. In this case, projects that give without selection make anything given irrelevant in the correct world. Whether such kind of giving will continue to be practiced is a big question mark. Now if I were asked what I think of Such a system being implemented here, I would say yes, but not the same format. In the future, the reward system may be expected to be more focused on the loyalty of the user, the technical contribution, or even prove that the player has been around for a long time. Thus, it’s not only about registration and expecting the tokens store in your wallet. Accordingly, I believe that this sort of direction is more beneficial to all concerned.

        -     I agree that not all airdrops are beneficial, rather the majority of them turn into scams most of the time. That's why I think airdrops are really finders keepers, all the airdrops that come out say they have potential but in the end the majority of them end up with bad results.

That's why if you are going to participate or participate in airdrops, be wise and vigilant, don't just get carried away by hype or promises, there are high chances that we will just be fooled and end up with disappointment in the end.

[Cryptsafe]

        -     I agree that not all airdrops are beneficial, rather the majority of them turn into scams most of the time. That's why I think airdrops are really finders keepers, all the airdrops that come out say they have potential but in the end the majority of them end up with bad results.

That's why, if you are going to participate or participate in airdrops, be wise and vigilant, don't just get carried away by hype or promises, there are high chances that we will just be fooled and end up with disappointment in the end.

It is true that the majority of the airdrops are scams, and it became more obvious with the advent of Telegram mini apps, and that was what broke the camel's back. People just have to be more cautious with their engagements with airdrops because they might end up getting scammed instead of being rewarded for their efforts on the project they promoted.  Good research and findings on projects and their teams matter because it would give you a hint based on their previous works, whether they are legit or not, to continue with them.