Quote from: tukangkopi on September 13, 2017, 01:36:35 AM

Quote from: caldero on September 13, 2017, 01:32:19 AM

Quote from: beezle on September 13, 2017, 01:10:06 AM

If bitcoin cash is being called an 'airdrop' for holders of BTC at time of hard fork, does the same logic apply to other hard forks?

Would that mean that ETH was an 'airdrop' for holders of original ETH (renamed to ETC) at time of Ethereum hard fork last year after DAO hack?

I would say yes, I mean the only difference between an airdrop and a fork is how its handled from a technical point of view. The result is exactly the same though.

different because if fork you can adjust how much you will get the coin exposed fork is whereas airdrop it you can not reproduce the coin, it all depends on the airdrop coin developer is more profitable fork than airdrop.

Airdrops gives only small reward. I joined deeponion thing and then I left their airdrop campaign. I'm planning to join byteball's airdrop next time, as I heard, people earned good money with that.