Quote from: kenzawak on November 27, 2018, 02:36:02 PM

Quote from: bountyhunters.io on November 14, 2018, 12:59:18 AM

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Have you seen their lastest article??

https://bountyhunters.io/blog/26

Here is just one piece I took out just to show you how ridiculous these people are.

As mentioned above, we previously required the user's wallet address to facilitate distribution. However, with the implementation of our Merke Airdrop, the process has changed: All users should sign each transaction themselves. There are three ways of doing this:

User transfers their wallet to our system:

By importing their private key;

By importing a mnemonic seed

By importing their wallet file + passphrase

User creates a new wallet on the base of our platform. New wallet is to be imported into the system automatically.

User doesnt store any data on our platform, but instead signs a transaction by entering their data at the point of each transfer.

"You can create a new wallet when attempting to claim your tokens. We automatically update the whitelist every 24 hours. After the update, you will have the option to send your tokens into the newly created wallet".

Fuck that !That's way too shady.
We provide you with an eth address, you send the tokens you owe us... end of story.
We shouldn't have to create, import any wallet or whatever.
I tagged you too.

EDIT : I also posted a thread about all this in the French sub-forum, to warn the members there.

ONCE AGAIN (for those who read only what they wish to read):
From November 2018 BountyHunters is an Ethereum dapp. Unlike other bounty platforms. If you know any solution to work with Ethereum or other blockchain without keys - share it with the community, please, everyone would be grateful.

Yes, in a classical airdrop model all the transaction are being carried by the sender. And the more massive the airdrop is - the larger are risks, that the token will be perceived by the system as spam. We have already described, why we are going away from it, in our article: https://bountyhunters.io/blog/26

Then you have an option to claim you tokens to you wallet, the same way like you have withdraw option on exchange, when you are making withdrawn on exchange you pay withdrawn fee, when you are making claim here you are sending a transaction and paying the transfer tx fee, to send a transaction you need a wallet, you are creating a new one, or providing you current keystore data to use it to sign the transaction. All operations take place on a client side (same way like MyEtherwallet does for example). We never transfer your keystore data anywhere, you can easily check this using network scanner.

Next version we will support Trezor/Ledger wallets to sign the claim TXs and MetaMask. We are working hard to make user experience as mach flexible and secure as possible.

He we are explaining why did we move to the new system in details:
https://bountyhunters.io/blog/26

As an evidence that we don't hide ourselves (unlike scammers do), we've made a short video explanation with our CEO, Mikhail Savchenko: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ffX7tmW2vA&feature=youtu.be (Linkedin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikhail-savchenko-78291916/).