I am new to byteball and want to get involved in free distribution phase.i hope i am not too late.
The 7th distribution round will occur on July 9th, at 4 AM UTC, you still have time to sign your BTC to link it. (Or buy byteball to get 20%)
I made a guide here:
byteballblog.wordpress.com/how-to-get-free-byteballs/
The number of airdrops is still unknown, there will be airdrops until all the byteballs are distributed. For more information check the first post in this thread.
I want to know why byteball is providing free coins?what's their motive?
All of this is in the OP, but the reason is that the developer did some research, and what made a coin a success was how much it was used, and how many people owned it. If a coin is in the hands of only a few people, it won't succeed, and it will be forgotten. Dogecoin for example is a good example of this, a lot of people were tipping dogecoin, even I gave dogecoins to more than 50 people in forums. Dogecoin had nothing really going for it, and it was still very successful. This coin is much better, and then it's being airdropped, so I have no doubt it will succeed.
what if they somehow tricks users to sign a address which later results in somehow a signed transaction?That can happen right?
I will explain my question better with a situation.
Suppose a user has 1 BTC and he signs the byteball address using his bitcoin address to prove the ownership of that address now what if the byteball address he signed is somehow an unsigned bitcoin transaction which gets signed too and so byteball team can withdraw the bitcoins?That's a possibility?
Sorry for being paranoid.Please answer
No, the signature just serves to demonstrate you own that bitcoin address. There is nothing anybody can do with a signature other than agree that yes, you own that address.