Which Airdrops are legit ?

[Bbwoy95]

There are many Airdrops on telegram. Mostly are scam and just waste of time. Some Airdrops ask for fee at the end before distribution. But still there are some Airdrops which are real and paying.

So according to your experience, suggest real and legit Airdrops!!

Wait, am I the only person missing out HERE?. People have been talking about Pi Mining and a whole lot of CRYPTOCURRENCY Stuff. And now AIRDROPS. What are they anyway. If someone could enlighten me on it.

 

[Smiles20]

Many airdrops are legit. Just that they pay peanuts. Some will give you coin that is worth zero. Many years from now you won't still be able to use them.

This is also the things that I have observed. A lot of the airdrops are going to give you just pennies. Running a node is probably the fastest and most reliable way of getting an AirDrop.

 

[Dyakoff]

Mostly are scam and just waste of time. Some Airdrops ask for fee at the end before distribution. But still there are some Airdrops which are real and paying.

Engaging in cryptocurrency can be risky. Research is mandatory. Especially in regards to airdrops. After years of doing airdrops I have personally decided on the criteria I use to identify possible red flags or green lights.
To memorise the method more easily I call this system RIPPER.

Currently I'm participating in the Prom Testnet Campaign, Allow me to outline how RIPPER applies to the Prom Network:

1. Reputation: Scrutinizing a project's history and team involvement is crucial. Signals like a recently created Twitter account raise concerns. Prom Network, however, boasts an active Twitter presence since 2020 and is listed on Binance, indicating a more established standing.

2. Investors: Identifying the backers of a project is vital. Prom Network enjoys support from DWF Labs, a reputable market maker, reducing the risk of fraudulent activities.

3. Platform: The platforms utilized for project activities are significant. Prom Network utilizes Zealy, known for partnerships with established projects, enhancing confidence.

4. People: A strong, knowledgeable community signifies a promising project. Prom's community shows high engagement, with members sharing insightful content on platforms like Medium and Reddit, fostering trust.

5. Explicit requirements: Understanding the criteria for airdrop eligibility is essential. Prom provides a transparent dashboard tracking completed tasks, ensuring clarity and fairness.

6. Resources: Projects requiring significant financial commitments should be approached cautiously. Prom Testnet tasks utilize free test tokens distributed daily, eliminating the need for monetary investment.

Hope this overview of RIPPER illustrates my decision-making process and may help you in your own research endeavors.

 

[gwolf666]

and look, in my case I can tell you that Dogs is a totally legitimate airdrop, because it has already paid, it's a bit obvious but it did! It paid and it paid very well, with just a few weeks of using it it has paid me an excellent $100, not bad, right? I am very happy, the next one I am waiting for is the Hamster Kombat airdrop that will pay in a few days, I am sure that what they pay will be completely crazy

 

[Nomad]

It is really difficult to say which air drop is legit. The one that appears legit might also be a rug pull. A lot of people are going gaga with DOGS but who knows this could be a ponzi scheme

 

[gwolf666]

but what do you mean they go crazy with DOGS? DOGS has already finished paying, and it paid quite well so it can never be a fraud, now about the ponzi scheme, I have no idea, I wouldn't rule that out but no one knows, for the moment the most important ones at least turn out to be legitimate The next one coming is Hamster Kombat and I'm sure I'll make a lot of money with it, I'm not even talking about those who started from the beginning, easily more than one person could be taking home $10,000 or more, it's just that, in addition to being a "scheme ponzi" there should be people who invest in it, I mean there should be a prior payment but none of the airdrops are paid, ALL of them to date are free, I didn't put in a single cent and I earned $100, they are DOGS

 

[Nomad]

but what do you mean they go crazy with DOGS? DOGS has already finished paying, and it paid quite well so it can never be a fraud, now about the ponzi scheme, I have no idea, I wouldn't rule that out but no one knows, for the moment the most important ones at least turn out to be legitimate The next one coming is Hamster Kombat and I'm sure I'll make a lot of money with it, I'm not even talking about those who started from the beginning, easily more than one person could be taking home $10,000 or more, it's just that, in addition to being a "scheme ponzi" there should be people who invest in it, I mean there should be a prior payment but none of the airdrops are paid, ALL of them to date are free, I didn't put in a single cent and I earned $100, they are DOGS

Well, good for you that you managed to earn with DOGS and I hope DOGS is not a rug pull but do you remember Squid Coins and Tera Luna, and how they scammed millions of dollars. It is really difficult to recognize which coin is legit and which is not.