Quote from: SpydrZero on February 17, 2020, 09:48:28 PM

Haha, because it was the easiest method of marketing and cheapest for our budget. Because we are a community project, we do not have ICO or investor funds so we must use ALL the legitimate inexpensive or free ways to market.

Airdrops are slowing down now as we are tracked on CMC now and we are focused more on project development, growth and market value.

Hope you continue to support the project

So, it's part of a marketing stunt, target people who are known crypto-enthusiasts and send them a few PYRO tokens to get them curious about it. Classic moves but still worth it if the right people are targetted. Cheesy

Sadly, not all of those airdropped tokens are used to try and test the website's features (staking and all that), some ended up being sold on the exchange. LMAO

Quote from: SpydrZero on February 17, 2020, 08:26:26 AM

Do you have any other questions for me? If you want, feel free to join our discord server https://discord.gg/YmJd5QT

I'm currently using the staking feature on the website and see how it goes. One thing I noticed is that currently, there's only 201m Frozen PYRO Tokens, and with a total supply of 1Billion, meaning the rest of those tokens are currently under the team's possession and control? If yes, how will you guys ensure the users who are following this project that you guys won't hard dump these tokens when they get to a profitable value?