Quote from: iddyraz on March 21, 2018, 11:35:08 AM

What is the really purpose of this coin? Still don't find the answer.

What is the purpose of any coin? Obviously competition is a good & healthy thing in any type of market, crypto included. I'm not part of the dev team here so I can only voice my own opinion, but I believe that Bitcore was launched in a fair way (I mean, you got the coins for free), and considering that they've continued with the weekly airdrops to anyone that holds the coin is also proof that this is a fair distribution model that will benefit those who support the project and if you've supported it for a long time you should have some decent rewards from it in the end. Now some might think that it is a stupid idea but I love this project mainly for the fact that it appears to be a nice grass roots project, the guys working hard on it are traveling around to different crypto shows/conferences and they work hard to put BTX on the map.. If we get some good connections with a few companies or any sort of deals lined up that could be just what is needed to push us from this room to the next.. Basically, BTX is to be a payment coin used to buy anything, anywhere while BTC will most likely be for storage in the future.

Quote from: wel213 on March 21, 2018, 12:36:13 PM

I think you need to stop this freebie and drop to only those who have at least 1000 Coins at the account.

Much as in my reply above.. To stop the airdrops now to anyone that holds less than 1000 coins would be a fatal mistake IMO. You have to understand that distribution of wealth is necessary even to the smaller guys as it helps decentralize the network. To have 1000 people hold 1 coin will always be better than 10 people holding 1000 coins. Besides, I'm having a hard time seeing why the team would spend resources on rewriting the airdrop script to eliminate what I assume is a majority of participants.