Hey guys. Good day. We've seen a lot of meme projects rewarding airdrops to users with Telegram and Twitter accounts lately. It seems that's the new trend. It started with dog-themed coins, and now we've seen the likes of Olycoin doing well in the long run. Given that it's backed by Foresight Ventures, what's your opinion about this?
@OLYCoinBot
After the success of Notecoin, telegram airdrops became very popular and attractive. It seems that's the new trend and it might last until the end of the bull run. For sure many of them will end up becoming a wasted effort. I am engaged actively in two of them after I have been introduced to about seven different airdrops. I don't give them all your time because there is no certainty that they will end up profitable. My position is that you don't have to put all your hope in them to make money. Use them for fun and get these airdrops. If they end up becoming profitable you celebrate your success. If it turns out a waste of time and resources, that's business.
Let me correct you, dude, "Notcoin" not "Notecoin." Anyway, it seems that until now, those who believe in tap mining games are still trying to get jackpots by participating in telegram airdrops. If the hamster kombat that was highly hyped in the world of crypto space has not yet proven that their airdrops have been successful, how much more so are the others that did not have the same hype as the hamster kombat?
Even if we say that after the noise made by hamster kombat, they are making noise with dogs, I don't think it will be like Notcoin because, after Notcoin's success, no one has followed it, to be honest, and no one has been able to imitate it. in Notcoin for now, I think.