Quote from: examplens on Today at 09:34:46 AM

Quote from: Vod on Today at 07:37:02 AM

You see great financial potential in this project long term? Airdrops themselves are worthless - that's why they are given away. You want to start a community where people can register to get airdrops? How will you make money - a subscription?

To me, this sounds like, their users will have to pay a subscription in order to later register through them for airdrops as referrals. Cool

Two solid airdrops per year do not mean that this branch is developing or that it is particularly promising.

Quote from: Vod on Today at 07:37:02 AM

Quote from: MManuell-bt on September 23, 2024, 11:07:09 PM

I see great potential in this project in the long term, and I am convinced that, with the collaboration of more people, it can become something big.

You see great financial potential in this project long term? Airdrops themselves are worthless - that's why they are given away. You want to start a community where people can register to get airdrops? How will you make money - a subscription?

First of all, I respect your opinion, but I’d like to clarify a few things. I’m new to this forum, and while I’ve noticed that you tend to criticize almost every idea, I’m not saying this to offend you. However, I believe it’s important to clear up your doubts.

To start, airdrops aren’t something new; they’ve been around since 2014. Since then, we’ve seen many airdrops that have greatly benefited users. You claim they have no value, but the reality is that many users participate because of the potential for rewards in the long term. Successful projects have emerged in the last 10 years, and undoubtedly, more will come. Unless all cryptocurrencies vanish tomorrow, there will always be opportunities.

I mentioned a couple of recent examples, but if you’re not too familiar with the topic, here are a few more airdrops that have rewarded users generously:

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) - 2017
Uniswap (UNI) - 2020
Ethereum Name Service (ENS) - 2021
dYdX (DYDX) - 2021
1inch (1INCH) - 2020
Aptos (APT) - 2022
Optimism (OP) - 2022
Stellar Lumens (XLM) - 2016-2017
Mina Protocol (MINA) - 2021
Dogecoin - 2014
Arbitrum (ARB) - 2023
The Sandbox (SAND) - 2020
Axie Infinity (AXS) - 2020
ParaSwap (PSP) - 2021
Gitcoin (GTC) - 2021
Badger DAO (BADGER) - 2020
Mask Network (MASK) - 2021
Tornado Cash (TORN) - 2021
Ampleforth (AMPL) - 2020
LooksRare (LOOKS) - 2022
Oasis Network (ROSE) - 2021
BitTorrent Token (BTT) - 2019
Flow (FLOW) - 2020
Radicle (RAD) - 2021
Maverick Protocol (MAV) - 2023
Moreover, the business model surrounding airdrops is viable. Projects looking to gain a user base interested in their developments can pay us to list them on our platform, where users can perform tasks, follow them, and join their airdrops. We can also use referral links to benefit from any airdrop opportunities.

As for the subscription, it will be a one-time payment of less than $5. Why a subscription? To limit abuses and ensure that rewards are only distributed to legitimate users of our platform.

In just the past three months, we’ve seen over 60 airdrops, so how can anyone say this isn’t a promising space? But hey, everyone is entitled to their perspective. Thanks.