Quote from: Anthony1985 on October 05, 2017, 09:17:41 AM

can I claim the byteball for the previous airdrop?

Can you go to a casino and bet on the Football game that happened last week?

Quote from: garytheasshole on October 05, 2017, 12:09:38 PM

You guys got your airdrop for this month?

There was no distribution this month. Read one page back or the very first page of the thread, or the front page on byteball.org. - No distribution this month.

Quote from: Anthony1985 on October 05, 2017, 09:59:17 AM

I just connected my btc address with byteball for the next airdrop, having a old ledger wallet I can't sign a message so I've sent to the bot the small fee required to claim the address.

The btc were received but it says that my address has 0 btc on it, when obviously it doesn't? Should I just move my bitcoin to a Electrum wallet and claim it from there?

Move your bitcoin from your change address back to your link BTC address.
Basically, your ledger made the small payment to prove you own / link the BTC address they WERE in, but in turn move the rest of those coins to a new BTC address of yours. So, byteball sees that you proved you own the original address; however, it doesn't know the new address you sent the rest of your coins to. Simply move them back now and byteball will see that coins are then in the address.

Quote from: Seeder on October 05, 2017, 06:39:50 AM

Quote from: Malek17 on October 05, 2017, 01:04:15 AM

may be airdrops should be at random dates with random percentage like this month airdrop 5% next month 8% following month 15%...etc that way nobody will ask when the airdrop is and nobody will dump their coins only normal selling and buying of the coin

Or daily distribution to randomly determined addresses.

No, that would be a lottery and it lead to all kinds of scandal. Right now we can prove amounts being sent out and to linked BTC addresses, etc. If 'random' then we wouldn't know if it was truely random or a DEV putting in his 'random' address. Also things like moving bitcoin around by such a person in order to his the 'random' address again later and it would be difficult to prove a thing.

I like the current method where simply owning bitcoin doesn't get someone a lot of coins. Distribution based on byteball holdings is better as it encourages hodling and purchasing of coins. I do think this method will prove to see a jump in price right before the next distribution (maybe a week prior), in order to get more holdings, but I also think the price will drop right before the snapshot (within a day prior) as people fear the normal after distro price fall.