Title: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: flix on June 29, 2015, 02:50:22 PM A great idea from Barry Silbert
Quote @barrysilbert: Anybody in Greece want some free bitcoin? Respond here Keep half, give away half #GreeceBitcoinDrop Here are the top 10 tweeters in Greece, if we each send them a few bits via Changetip, we might start the ball rolling on some real change! @Desp1naVandi @ElliKokkinou @Nat_Theodoridou @AnnaVissiLive @Mariettta @xrisnik66 @Katia_Zygouli @evanvar @gusgofficial @gpapadopoulos Don't forget to use #GreeceBitcoinDrop https://twitter.com/hashtag/GreeceBitcoinDrop Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: flix on June 29, 2015, 02:56:42 PM Quote Honestly they probably won't care or acknowledge it, I do like the optimism though. I rather just save my coins instead of trying to force adoption, it will happen regardless it just takes time. Maybe. But it won't cost you anything if they don't pick them up (that's one great feature of changetip). If just one of these 10 picks up a few bucks in Bitcoin, or just gets curious and looks it up... they could change a lot of minds in the coming months. Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: unamis76 on June 29, 2015, 02:57:53 PM I see they're mostly singers/models/public figures... Would they easily advocate the adoption of Bitcoin? Would their main public be open to accept Bitcoin?
It would maybe work better if we raised awareness of personalities known in Greece to be agitators, instigators of public revolt, economists, government critics, political commentators, or something like that :) Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: flix on June 29, 2015, 03:04:03 PM I see they're mostly singers/models/public figures... Would they easily advocate the adoption of Bitcoin? Would their main public be open to accept Bitcoin? It would maybe work better if we raised awareness of personalities known in Greece to be agitators, instigators of public revolt, economists, government critics, political commentators, or something like that :) Go ahead. Find some journalists, entrepreneurs with 10k+ followers on twitter who are in Greece and have tweeted in the last 24 hours. Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: neurotypical on June 29, 2015, 03:05:24 PM If I was a whale I would do a Greek giveaway, unfortunately im not, so good luck with it. I can't personally afford giving away money for free right now. I may tip some small quantity just for the sake of it.
Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: twats on June 29, 2015, 03:08:18 PM Kalimera :) (Ps: that's the only word I know in Greek)
I hope Our Komşiler (neighbours) gets awakening on bitcoin... Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: flix on June 29, 2015, 03:22:05 PM I guess @YanniKouts is the most influential Greek reporter on economic issues... but he is in Brussels..
Still, I've sent him a few bits. Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: flix on June 29, 2015, 03:39:23 PM Twitter Profiles Stats in Greece
http://www.socialbakers.com/statistics/twitter/profiles/greece/ 1 (@nikosaliagas) Followers 792 000 2 @yanisvaroufakis 478 186 3 (@MariaIliaki) 423 084 4 (@NonoraM) 423 049 5(@sakisrouvas) 404 822 6 (@paparizouhelena) 398 949 7 (@SissyChristidou) 379 495 8 (@tsapanidou) 378 580 9 (@NChatzinikolaou) 377 216 10 (@ThemisGeo) 335 387 Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: LiteCoinGuy on June 29, 2015, 03:56:03 PM good video on RT by the way ;)
Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: TYT on June 29, 2015, 04:01:30 PM ]Honestly they probably won't care or acknowledge it, I do like the optimism though. I rather just save my coins instead of trying to force adoption, it will happen regardless it just takes time. I agree with this. It's a nice idea but probably wont work sadly. People can give it a go though. Hopefully some Greeks will notice bitcoin as an option for their money any way. Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: unamis76 on June 29, 2015, 06:02:06 PM I see they're mostly singers/models/public figures... Would they easily advocate the adoption of Bitcoin? Would their main public be open to accept Bitcoin? It would maybe work better if we raised awareness of personalities known in Greece to be agitators, instigators of public revolt, economists, government critics, political commentators, or something like that :) Go ahead. Find some journalists, entrepreneurs with 10k+ followers on twitter who are in Greece and have tweeted in the last 24 hours. Good question. I know nothing about the Greek society :) The only one that seemed to fulfill the "requirements" is this guy (https://twitter.com/NChatzinikolaou) but I don't even know what he does, or if people listen to him. Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: flix on June 29, 2015, 06:18:09 PM @GreekAnalyst also seems interesting, tipped him too!
Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: kfarnan on June 29, 2015, 06:23:07 PM What good would it do? There in the hole trillions. More than the market cap. Better to donate to charity, or someone who appreciates it.
Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: ifightformerkel on June 29, 2015, 07:08:44 PM We need no airdrop, we need some big advertising for greece from a company.
I see in the last days, that the greece people burned euro´s. It would be cool too see, when they would invested a part of their money in bitcoins. The marketcap would easy double overnight. Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: BlitzandBitz on June 29, 2015, 07:33:18 PM Why give the Greeks money they have shown they cant handle it.
Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: BayAreaCoins on June 29, 2015, 07:35:31 PM Trying to build a community by giving away free shit just attracts trashy folks.
Look at DOGE. People need to earn their wealth to give a shit about the whole. Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: Hazir on June 29, 2015, 08:44:30 PM Trying to build a community by giving away free shit just attracts trashy folks. This it the sad truth. People are not value things they receive for free. Donating BTC to these 'notable twitch' personalities could create impression that Bitcoin is currency of low status, no value and bitcoin fanatics are desperately trying to promote it by giving it away. Also I am wondering, how much will they gonna 'donate'? $5? Please...Look at DOGE. People need to earn their wealth to give a shit about the whole. Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: ThEmporium on June 29, 2015, 08:56:57 PM Are they real ? I am curious to get free bitcoins from them, I would use them in near future If I get 10 Free bitcoins, lol.... greedy though..
Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: unamis76 on June 29, 2015, 09:14:43 PM I guess things are picking up ;) https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/3bj2af/twitter_changetip_campaign_for_greece/
Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: The Young Turk on June 29, 2015, 09:29:25 PM Partially related: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/greek-bailout-fund
People are trying to collect 1.6 billion Euros to save Greece. I hope some of the bitcoin collectors from drop gives to this campaign. Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: Bitcoined-Me on June 29, 2015, 09:34:32 PM I'm up for sending a little it helps get the ball rolling. Is anybody else doing it?
Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: unamis76 on June 29, 2015, 10:58:33 PM Partially related: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/greek-bailout-fund People are trying to collect 1.6 billion Euros to save Greece. I hope some of the bitcoin collectors from drop gives to this campaign. This is hilarious and ridiculous at the same time, although they already managed to get more funds than what everyone already donated using #GreeceBitcoinDrop ;D Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: Hippie Tech on June 29, 2015, 11:58:18 PM How is dropping one new world order currency for another, (coughs) Bitcoin, going to be of any benefit ?
- bring back the Drachma - abolish the draft - step away from the stupid ouzo moonshine Patrida mas malakia ! Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: kfarnan on June 30, 2015, 03:19:03 AM Trying to build a community by giving away free shit just attracts trashy folks. This it the sad truth. People are not value things they receive for free. Donating BTC to these 'notable twitch' personalities could create impression that Bitcoin is currency of low status, no value and bitcoin fanatics are desperately trying to promote it by giving it away. Also I am wondering, how much will they gonna 'donate'? $5? Please...Look at DOGE. People need to earn their wealth to give a shit about the whole. Those are generalizations. Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: goosoodude on July 02, 2015, 12:02:17 PM Great idea! Even when only one of them is getting interested, it would help and could start a chain reaction.
Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: NUFCrichard on July 02, 2015, 12:39:54 PM I think these sort of ideas are cheap and make Bitcoin look bad.
I could post a few pounds to them, or transfer some money to them with Paypal, I would expect that they would either ignore it, or immediately transfer the money to Euros and forget about how they got it. The amount people will get will be faucet-esque, generally a few cents. It won't be worth their while, and if they get more, then it is probably just a few famous greeks who will do well from it, and the masses will go on getting screwed. Title: Re: #GreeceBitcoinDrop Post by: manselr on July 02, 2015, 05:09:27 PM Partially related: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/greek-bailout-fund People are trying to collect 1.6 billion Euros to save Greece. I hope some of the bitcoin collectors from drop gives to this campaign. This is hilarious and ridiculous at the same time, although they already managed to get more funds than what everyone already donated using #GreeceBitcoinDrop ;D It's pretty ridiculous. It's probably a scam and they'll keep all the donated money. They know there aren't enough citizens out there that could donate 1.6 billions, it could only be done if only a lot of whales donated, which is unlikely. |