More than 90% of airdrops are fake

[keyz]

I am not really sure if more than 90% fake or not but most of airdrops are worthless now. It is not recommended at all. Even if the are not fake, you just get the rewards for cent. In my opinion, it waste our time and efforts only.   

[Coin63@]

Very much effective topic because scams are very crucial phenomenon in our crypto world. Specially in airdrops sections scams are common subject. Maximum airdrops turns to be scam projects.

[doc]

The market is full of fake airdrops of late. Personally, i have participated in numerous airdrops but not up to 20% have made payments. The ones that makes payment are also nothing to write home about. It seems most airdrops are intended to gather information on participants and use for their own selfish gains and to fill up their telegram groups with participants.

Yes,  I think too many airdrops are scams. I prefer participate in bounty campaign than airdrops because I never get tokens from airdrop.

[Galon]

I would rather join a bounty program and do daily trading than participate in water drop. I think too many airdrops are scam today. And Sagst Union is detrimental.

[altcoinhunter01]

Yes, there are a lot of airdrops are the scam. I prefer to participate in bounties then airdrops.

[masterrex]

Probably it is Airdrop is just an artificial crowd bearer or a strategy of most of ICO's to look the said community to have a thousands of users. But as far i know some of it are legitimate startups that run and ICO/ITO and if its succed of raising the needed funds your airdrop token is gaining some value if its already tradable and if not still your Airdrop token/coin is worthless.

[Anayajurus]

The biggest problem with these airdrops is cheating its members and especially those who promote these companies among other people.

[@Royale]

Very much true. Though it is truly hard to spot a scam airdrop. What we can do is to spend a bit of our time with the project’s website and whitepaper to see if it has any chance of succeeding. But whether we admit it or not, airdrops are a fun way of getting into cryptocurrency and finding out about new blockchain projects. And every once in a while an airdrop can be hugely profitable - again, once in a while.

[Felolv]

Something you have any inflated performance. Personally, I participated in more than 1,000 projects, and among them the percentage of fakes was much less.

[Irish]

The market is full of fake airdrops of late. Personally, i have participated in numerous airdrops but not up to 20% have made payments. The ones that makes payment are also nothing to write home about. It seems most airdrops are intended to gather information on participants and use for their own selfish gains and to fill up their telegram groups with participants.

Unfortunately everywhere there are dishonest companies that attract attention to themselves, and then simply disappear. We can not avoid fraud, but every day there are more ways to check and ensure against fraudsters.

[eurcoin88]

In as much as I do not do airdrops and I agree with your point, I still think you should not discourage others about it as many may want to join because out of these many lies, there are still a very small amount of good airdrops that are not scam. Although, they do not pay high rewards, but they still do.

[KYB40]

Not fake but many of them are worth a penny because of how the market condition. Airdrops during a bull run is different

[PhiliPPs]

The market has long been full of fraudulent airdrops, so this is not surprising, but the fact that they very often began to ask for a KYC was a surprise for me, so I had to stop working on them!

[Dukinos]

The number of such projects is not so significant, our main task is to understand how to look for these projects and get rid of them, and it is better not to allow their creation.

[Marr]

If you bought this information from some statistical Agency, then return your money, you were deceived.