Hello, I have just found this interesting information.
When you look at this bounty spreadsheet (GCOX campaign): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12TJzpkePkRwyRBEIIvjr-mJnZbskkW_wfD2mZNBMm0Q/edit#gid=1544862346 - you will see that almost everyone is from Philippines.
It is not strange? It is not an example of multiaccounting?
The registration form looks like this: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScchFQPaafMx3fVTMYiNs2KuFTrx03Gtuy1RbilqfTFHcPPjA/viewform
Thank you for your explanation
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When you look at this bounty spreadsheet (GCOX campaign): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12TJzpkePkRwyRBEIIvjr-mJnZbskkW_wfD2mZNBMm0Q/edit#gid=1544862346 - you will see that almost everyone is from Philippines.
It is not strange? It is not an example of multiaccounting?
The registration form looks like this: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScchFQPaafMx3fVTMYiNs2KuFTrx03Gtuy1RbilqfTFHcPPjA/viewform
Thank you for your explanation
.I think this is a hasty generalization on your part to make a claim of multiaccounting.
I am a Filipino and I can say that the high knowledge in cryptocurrency that we have right now is mainly because of the awareness of the international news (one more point is we are known as multilingual people). Most of us are very fluent in english and even some are fluent in more than 3 languages.
I have a decent job ( I am a licensed Civil Engineer) and I am here in this forum to read and learn about cryptocurrency. I also do trading and have ripples and monero coins. In addition, I am part of lots of bounty campaigns here but I have only one account ( how can I manage multiple accounts given that my work as an engineer is already tedious).
Many Filipinos are familiar with cryptocurrency but there are only minimal supports from the government (we do not have our own established cryptoexchange yet but some startups are initiating to become one).