Bounty airdrop ico with kyc

[Fenix]

In my opinion, it does not matter if the KYC content is only basic data. Not up to very detailed data such as having to upload a passport or other identity besides ID. And I think KYC will be safe if the project is trusted.

Trust in a project is always a subjective opinion.  No matter how much we trust the ICO project team, it can still turn out to be fraudulent.  In addition, we have no guarantee that any of the team members will not subsequently sell our identification data.  There are also no regulations to allow ICO teams to collect bounty hunter identities.  Also, there is no regulation on where and for what period such information should be stored, how it can be used, and so on.  On the other hand, if you follow the FATF recommendations of 06/21/2019, then KYC in relation to bounty hunters is illegal.

[alltalk]

For Airdrop, big NO. I will never follow the KYC procedure to claim airdrop rewards. Besides the number of airdrop rewards is rather small, airdrop seems not to deserve to require the participants for KYC.

For bounty, I will take a look at the project first. If it is a trusted project, I will consider following the KYC procedure. While if it is a bad crypto project, I'll ignore and refuse the KYC procedure. It is always very risky sending our private data to others. Moreover, there is no guarantee for it.

[wxxyrqa]

Unfortunately, I experienced my happiness in this way several times when the airdrop demanded KYC. But I will tell you a secret that more than one airdrop has not brought me at least some profit. Based on this, I believe that I was very stupid when I gave my passport data to almost strangers. Now, even when participating in the Bounty company, I always pay attention to what results the Bounty offers and then I consider the issue of KYC.

[Delgboke]

Knowing your customer is one of the things in cryptocurrency cannot be fully satisfied as an concern because some don't find it fashionable if am not mistaken I have done several kyc to so many cryptocurrency that are not successful even some are fake project they just collect your information just to spam your email box with so many messages.for I don't really like that ideal.

[MrSpasybo]

For Airdrop, big NO. I will never follow the KYC procedure to claim airdrop rewards. Besides the number of airdrop rewards is rather small, airdrop seems not to deserve to require the participants for KYC.

For bounty, I will take a look at the project first. If it is a trusted project, I will consider following the KYC procedure. While if it is a bad crypto project, I'll ignore and refuse the KYC procedure. It is always very risky sending our private data to others. Moreover, there is no guarantee for it.

I agree with you, Airdrop = no KYC!
Bounty campaign: I think the bounty manager should allow the hunters to decide whether to do KYC after the campaign is over and the hunters already know for sure the rewards they can get. KYC is risky, but it is completely acceptable if the reward is worth hundreds of dollars

[labonikhatun]

I don't believe in kyc when it comes to bounty campaigns and airdrops. They scam by kyc. Sites that have reliability do not cause any problems in kyc. Although there is some demand for market projects, the number of airdrops is decreasing day by day. There are no rewards for scamming airdrops.

[Vx1]

Are you guys agree i mean if you even ddnt agree you maybe still do that about kyc i mean kyc seriously i even dont want to show identity.

If I depend on the conditions and situations of the Bounty or Airdrop that we are participating in, but I mostly refuse or leave the Crypto Bounty or Airdrop project which must be KYC.

[Rubel007]

Before doing a kyc, you should see the value of the token or coin that you will get. Do you want to exchange your personal data with tokens that are worth $ 5? I think it's useless.

You are right . I personally avoid kYC but some terms and conditions are not skip the kYC .I really dislike to personal information share by or with kYC .

[Gyrgen]

Not a single drop is definitely worth doing a KYS because of it, if a bounty is a proven manager and a very promising project, then you can still think about it. In all other cases, you should not go through this procedure.

[Tnoy30]

KYC is not important for bounty and airdrop. Because users feel harassed. At the end of a bounty campaign, users don't pay much attention to that project. However, some projects have KYC. There are two types of discussions about it. One group of people for, another group of people against.

[Lenipiw]

There are many projectors on the market for bounty campaigns. Many projectors go through KYC after the campaign is over. However, in many projects, KYC is given from the beginning of the campaign. I can call KYC a value. Because the documents are needed for the validity of the project.

[Komorhan]

If the project is interesting and there is an opportunity to get cool tokens, then I think it is worth passing KYC, and so if the project does not represent much, do not share your documents!

[Dociko]

I don't think KYC is very important. However, I think KYC is very important in exchanges. Because storing user information is much better for any exchange. If there is any problem later, action can be taken against him.

[alltalk]

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You are right, mate. The bounty manager must announce it from the very beginning of the bounty program, so the participants who join already aware of the need for KYC to claim their reward. Also, the bounty manager can ensure the participants that the KYC procedure will be safe for them and no need to worry about their private data. Regarding the reward, surely it should be a good enough number of tokens or worth a good amount in dollars.   

[Riya143]

kyc is not very important for bounty and airdrop, but projector team can give kyc for security. This is not a big problem. If KYC is given, project improvement and investors are attracted. So I think the bounty is run for the company’s campaign, there KYC can pay.