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If the above steps are executed, the sky's the limit for BTX. Once again, the first step should be to extend the airdrop and make the percentage of the airdrop more enticing to get the entire crypto community talking about Bitcore (BTX). Let's use the blueprint of Bitcoin Cash, which has a value of more than $400 and was only launched a month ago. Bitcoin Cash isn't any better than Bitcore (BTX). The only advantage of Bitcoin Cash is that there was so much news about it before the hard fork that when it didn't go to zero, people began taking interest in it.

In November there will be no final airdrop. It was canceled. A new payment to BTC owners will not result in a sharp increase the number of coins on the exchange. Devs, explain to the community your actions, calm the people who do not understand.

I understand just fine what this means... But from my point of view why reward those that have already had over 6 months to claim their coins? Just continuing the airdrop for a longer period of time with a slightly higher percentage per week is a far better compromise then gifting 7 million coins to mythical BTC holders.

I think the meaning is not in the present to the BTC holders. I think this is a way to get rid of some of the coins from the hands of developers. This is an increase the market cap and the possibility of entering a large exchange.
I want devs to talk more with members of the community.

I get the point of it but I don't like to whom the coins are getting dropped to. You could simply burn the coins if all you wanted to do is get it out of the hands of the devs. What do you think these BTC holders are going to do? They will either not notice the BTX or they will sell it for BTC. I actually do like the idea of continuing the airdrops but at a higher rate since it incentivizes the core people sticking around and new people alike. We could likely get on a larger exchange and a whole bunch of smaller exchanges towards the end of the year. I still say somewhere in the realm of 5-10% weekly wouldn't kill things too much as most of us with larger holdings seem to be in consensus on sticking it out for the long term.

I'd rather it just stay the same as it is... drop the free btx for verifying btc address and promote that the deadline is

Then do 3% until 15m has been reached.

Just my 2btx.

-pickle