Now, I'm not saying I'm not intrigued. $50,000 is no joke - that's "quit crypto and open a taco stand on the beach" kind of money, especially in these bearish times. But here's what I'm wondering: Is this legit? Have any of you out there actually participated in something like this and come out a winner? Because let me tell you, if I managed to snag even a fraction of that $50k, I'd be doing a happy dance all the way to the bank.
So what's the deal, crypto crew? Are we looking at the real deal or just another overblown promise? Have you ever struck gold in one of these events, or is it all just hype? Cause if this is for real, your boy might just have to dust off his lucky trading socks and give it a shot. After all, in this market, a little hope goes a long way - even if it ends up being false hope, right?
Valuating airdrop value (or bounty) on some estimation of a market price is just misleading in purpose, which automatically labels it as a scam in my book.
Or saying that they are giving up that in dollars (or even fraction of that) is such an obvious sign of scam. That wouldn't even make any kind of logical sense so debunking it wouldn't be worth the effort.
But i have been here quite a while and quitting crypto for a taco stand is setting a bar really low. I mean it's admirable job and depending where you live, it can be a solid choice. And if you would get that with one airdrop, i would say cash out and do what your heart wants. But even if you started the taco truck business, you might want to put some money to crypto as a side hustle. Because if you think $50k is a quitting money to you, you are underestimating how much potential more money there's to be made with crypto.