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Cryptopia is ultimate to try to list for all smart contracts and tokens. They're more quick to list it.

Yes, they support Waves in the right way, not like Yobit does.-

How is your "project" going to help the poor people? You didn't explain yet.

Providing an alternative exchange currency. You have no idea what life is like for many in Argentina, Venezuela, and many other countries, or the meaning of barter.

Yeah, I read that in the OP.

But how (!) is your "project" going to help the poor people.

- are you distributing the coins to poor people?
- are you keeping a part of the coins to support the poor people?
- ...

Because up to now, you only airdropped free coins to the "poor" people on Bitcointalk.
How is that helping poor people in Argentina, Venezuela, etc?

Showing a link to a random project doesn't proof you're involved with such a project.

You live inside a jar. When you get involved in the project your doubts will be cleared. I really do not have time to waste on you. Have a nice day.-

Again, you are dodging the subject.

If this so called "project" was honest and sincere, you would have had the answer in the opening post.

So again my question, how is an airdrop to random Bitcointalk users helping the poor?

This spiel was common during 2014 (country coins). I guess three years is long enough for a revival.