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Quote from: Wahyuihib on May 07, 2021, 12:48:07 PM

Based on the experience I got, there is actually no such thing as an airdrop campaign that requires participants to pay for any reason. because airdrop is the giving of gifts from crypto projects that are completely free. you better have to rethink.

You're right, airdrop is a gift. But this time some people decided they were ok to pay a little amount. Reason is Dfinity will be huge ! Wink

Quote from: Natalim on May 07, 2021, 01:31:14 PM

Why KYC is necessary, airdrop like this would usually end up in a scam.

Quote from: Atang Sulaeman on May 07, 2021, 03:21:16 PM

what I know is that any genuine or non-fraudulent airdrop will not ask for money for any reason, and if it is true that if it asks for money it means that the airdrop is doing fraud.

Quote from: DU18 on May 07, 2021, 03:31:53 PM

most Airdrops that ask for rewards from participants for sending tokens are fraudulent airdrops that we should avoid

Guys i invite you to get some informations about Dfinity.

Do you understand now why some people were happy to submit a kyc ? (airdrop --> 28 to 128 tokens)

really difficult to recognize a legitimate project from a fake one and 3 years ago no one could have imagined this huge debut.
congratulations to those who participated and managed to get this huge gift.