Bounty airdrop ico with kyc

[Alter]

It depends on the number of rewards! If the rewards are quite big, why not consider it. Moreover, if the bounty manager promises if the KYC is safe for everyone. I think KYC is not a problem if it can be done in the right way. It is wrong if we do it not in a proper way and careless in selecting the project to do KYC.

[Ace H Knows]

KYC is good with me in one condition, they should protect my personal data, at all costs, Honestly speaking I have done many KYC procedures so there's nothing new with it.

[Master107]

KYC is good with me in one condition, they should protect my personal data, at all costs, Honestly speaking I have done many KYC procedures so there's nothing new with it.

Mate, how 100% sure are you that they will protect your personal data at all?
I'm not against KYC just want to make sure how sure the sure is sure.
Yes some team are trustful that they will keep your personal data safe, but I'm skeptical not all team think the same.

[hair]

Yes some team are trustful that they will keep your personal data safe, but I'm skeptical not all team think the same.

Yes. Always be careful to do KYC is the best action. Not all KYC is bad but always safeguarding our data is more important.

[Tanimariya]

Bounty, KYC is not important for airdrop. Some project teams use such tactics to commit fraud. However, they do not publish KYC news on their official page. However, there are many projects which, if given by KYC, are published on the official page. As a result the user benefits.

[Paglamon]

Conditions are given for the removal of some projects. KYC prevails in that condition. However, I don't think KYC is given in most of the projects. Very few projects have KYC. KYC is good for bounty, airdrop and ico project. Giving KYC to a project is likely to increase popularity, KYC is just a condition.

[Confero]

KYC is always a scary thing in Airdrop or Bounty, because many people think KYC will only be data theft. 
This is indeed true, and we must be vigilant about this KYC.  My advice is not to do KYC in any form, unless you will get a big reward.

[Komorhan]

I have a bad attitude to the KYC procedure in such processes, so I think it is not worth it if the project added such a condition! On the other hand, the data about any of us is not so expensive and easy to get today!

[vitek146]

Some projects require KYC in order to identify the user and protect yourself from a large number of spammers. If for a bounty company in which you participate and it inspires confidence in you, this is acceptable (since you spent a lot of time and effort), then for example an airdrop I consider that it is not really necessary to prove that you are a real person and give personal data. KYC, as it were, inspires more confidence in people in the project, and that the project just wants to identify you, but is this really so? as data can be collected from unscrupulous projects.

[Thymoty]

Yes, I thought so too. Why do they ask for data from bounty hunters like KYC? what is it for? and I am also worried about my personal data which they might sell on the black market, because there have been many cases of selling personal data on the black market.

[GREENch85]

In 2017-1018, I would think twice before refusing to participate in the bounty of a company that needs KYC. Now I immediately close the tab. The reason is quite banal - you will earn barely 200 dollars(and even then it will be a success, usually no more than $50), and there is no desire to sell your documents for such a low price.

[Master107]

Yes some team are trustful that they will keep your personal data safe, but I'm skeptical not all team think the same.

Yes. Always be careful to do KYC is the best action. Not all KYC is bad but always safeguarding our data is more important.

Yeah, Always vulnerable to use every one's identity into illegal transaction or in scam projects provided their names and personal information. Without further notice your identify was used to scam people. Thats unfortunately and unforgivable thing.

Well, I hope when everyone do kyc, they do it in the right person to keep their data safe. Determine the project reliable is a wise action before process the kyc verification.

[gotbounty]

In my opinion, bounty airdrops with kyc are not a problem because I personally think of kyc as a security system only. So if you really have to use kyc why not? while the data in question is also general data and not that troublesome.

[damsix]

I think if the token from the Airdrop is expensive then I think it's fine.
But if the airdrop and prize bounty are small then I don't think it's necessary for KYC because I think KYC is very important for ourselves.

Unless the ICO has large funds and is on a well-known platform such as UNIswap or Binance (IEO) then maybe if you use KYC I think you can and should be for mutual security.

[lepbagong]

I think if the token from the Airdrop is expensive then I think it's fine.
But if the airdrop and prize bounty are small then I don't think it's necessary for KYC because I think KYC is very important for ourselves.

Unless the ICO has large funds and is on a well-known platform such as UNIswap or Binance (IEO) then maybe if you use KYC I think you can and should be for mutual security.

Maybe we will rarely find airdrops with tokens that are quite expensive, usually the opposite is true but for me it doesn't matter because it deserves the results obtained with what is done from the airdrop, but if this is required to do kyc it doesn't seem worth what it will be. we get, it's better to just avoid it.

I really agree with you that if you really want to do kyc, it should be adjusted to what we get, if the results obtained are very convincing and are needed to protect themselves from lies committed by the participants, there is a need for kyc, so there is a reciprocal that honesty must be proportional to what we get.