Quote from: BBosstone on March 15, 2018, 02:12:58 PM

Quote from: pinoycash on March 15, 2018, 01:09:12 PM

Quote from: maeddes on March 15, 2018, 11:03:29 AM

People are unhappy about getting something for free...whats wrong in this world lol! I mean they can airdrop the way they want to, plus it makes less people dump all the coins with multiple addresses etc...so why yall so mad?

The first and second airdrop can be consider a free airdrop, while the 3rd one and pay as you go type of airdrop.

Lets hope the dev will change its mind on this coming 4th round. He should create a value first for the coin before making such rules like on round 3.

I appreciate your opinion, but I really do not share it. I think we all have read what the DEV wrote. A huge chunk of the distributed Airdrops was dumped as soon as it was received. This lead to a hard downward spiral of the price.

We all got coins for free during the first rounds. If you held/hold your coins, I am pretty sure that you will be qualified for the future airdrops too. With all due respect, I appreciate a DEV that is actually doing something to stabilize the value of a coin.

As of now, to get those 750 CMOS needed for Airdrop 4, you would have to spend around 40 USD if you buy them from scratch. Although knowing that 40 USD are quite a lot of money in various countries all around the world, I highly doubt that anybody who is involved in cryptos, doesn´t have access to such an amount.

Nevertheless I would appreciate a cap for the Airdrop entry barrier. 750 CMOS, or 1000 CMOS (10% of a MN) should be high enough to receive future airdrops in my opinion.

No more to say, I completely agree with your opinion. Joining for airdrop is a optional and voluntary choice. We should respect the rule for every round. If someone doesn't like or happy, he or she can leave. Don't try to complain less or nothing. Dev had already declared that
"Filling in the application form does not guarantee that you will receive the airdrop rewards".