Bounty airdrop ico with kyc

[jet]

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.

KYC is fatal but if you see that project is legit then go ahead i have pass many kyc before and in return they give me reward but sadly, there were also project that after kyc they all are gone. If there was really a an optiion to not perform kyc then i will go for that one. given personal identity to the unknown people are risky to oneself.

[hair]

KYC is fatal but if you see that project is legit then go ahead i have pass many kyc before

How do you know the project is legit. Most projects ask for KYC at the beginning so we don't know how the outcome will be before project promotion ends?

[gunhell16]

KYC is one of the conditions for joining a bounty program or airdrop. The purpose of KYC is to make it easier for companies to collect data to distribute tokens. Other than that, KYC is useful to avoid multiple accounts. If you are worried about that, then you don't need to join a bounty program that requires KYC.

But sometimes, there are project campaigns since from the start they are scammers and worst since their main target is collect funds from the investors, they also steal the Personal identity of the bounty hunters and their investors as well. Although, you may be right were this is to avoid multiple account cheating.

[Vladok]

KYC is not always good, on the one hand it is protection against multi-accounts, and on the other hand developers can steal personal data of people, and it is not cool.

[Jamie07]

Your personal data information is very important and giving it for a couple of pennies is not worth it. I guess i can do kyc for trading though.

[MrSpasybo]

KYC is not always good, on the one hand it is protection against multi-accounts, and on the other hand developers can steal personal data of people, and it is not cool.

I don't think we should give our personal information to others, even if it's an extremely successful project. In the case of ICOs/IEOs and risky bounty campaigns, we shouldn't do KYC just to have a few tokens. We don't even know who the project team is and what they will do with the data gathered from us.

[Artillery69]

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.

KYC is fatal but if you see that project is legit then go ahead i have pass many kyc before and in return they give me reward but sadly, there were also project that after kyc they all are gone. If there was really a an optiion to not perform kyc then i will go for that one. given personal identity to the unknown people are risky to oneself.

That's right, there's also a big project to ask KYC to bounty hunters. but what I often see, makes more excuses.

[LogiC]

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.

Kyc should be avoided especially if the process is for airdrop and bounty. I am way confuse why people giving off their info for 10$ airdrop the money they get is way lower than using their identity by scammers who can use it for some criminal activity. Dont fall for this and do research before drop any vital info.

[lepbagong]

Of course the regulations are made for improvement and we can happily accept it, but what is the main purpose of KYC? Until now, I don't understand and it is clear that this is not banking, where transactions must be known. I just agree if it is to provide guarantees and benefits for those who participate. The problem is that just asking, we don't know who and where he is, if we can guarantee that the requested data can not be shared with irresponsible people.

for me, is it better to avoid programs that have KYC because you can't guarantee that they will also run well if they stop halfway? the most annoying thing is if there is no initial information but in the end there is a clear KYC with the aim of making a profit.

[mnixxo.crypto]

I will never join airdrop that requires a KYC. On the other hand, some time ago I joined maybe two - three bounties which reqired KYC. At this moment I won't join also any bounty with KYC. I am OK that some exchanges require it, but not bounties or airdrops.

[TERMINO]

Recently I've joined in clipx campaign. At the beginning there's no KYC for hunters but when the campaign was finished the team decided to required KYC for hunters. The shocking part is the project abandoned us without any payment. I'm thankful because I did not passed KYC.

[ranaprime]

KYC is one of the most important work in bounty campaign. If you think positively then it has importance. Avoiding multiple account, distributing token, for security and so on. Basically it is good but some times it occurs badly due to the effects of scammer.     

[Cryptoz]

It depends on the project itself. If the bounty or airdrop comes from top exchanges, then I think no problem doing the KYC process. But if the bounty or airdrop is from new crypto projects, we are better to avoid it because of too risky. Many scammers grab people's identities through those programs. So we must be careful to join it. 

[Black ID]

In fact, in my opinion, the existence of bounties and airdrops using KYC makes me hesitate to participate. Because KYC is a security system, it sometimes becomes dangerous to provide detailed personal data. I am afraid that the data will be misused for things I do not want by irresponsible parties.

[Fenix]

KYC is one of the most important work in bounty campaign. If you think positively then it has importance. Avoiding multiple account, distributing token, for security and so on. Basically it is good but some times it occurs badly due to the effects of scammer.   

KYC is illegal for bounty hunters. It is used only for the prevention of dirty money laundering and the fight against the financing of terrorism. For other purposes, its use is illegal. Bounty participants do not invest their money, so they do not have to pass KYC checks.
In addition, according to the binding recommendations of the FATF, which came into force in June, KYC can only be carried out for transactions in excess of one thousand euros.