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Title: Airdrop to all holders of specific erc20 Post by: BrickShares on September 01, 2017, 10:09:22 PM I would like to know if its possible to Airdrop to all holders of a specific erc20 token.
Lets say i want to sent my etc token to all holders of the Monaco tokens: If there is 1.000.000 MyTokens to devied: Then someone that keeps 10% off all Monaco will get 100.000 of my Mytokens Someone that keeps 0.01% off all Monaco will get 100 of Mytokens! Is there an option to do this with a smart contract? And has it ever been done? Title: Re: Airdrop to all holders of specific erc20 Post by: sweetdesirez on September 01, 2017, 11:20:32 PM I think you will get a positive response if you move this thread to the Altcoin Discussion board.
Bitcoin Forum > Alternate cryptocurrencies > Altcoin Discussion (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=67.0) Though this is technically possible, but you need an expert to guide which you will definitely find in the Altcoin board. Title: Re: Airdrop to all holders of specific erc20 Post by: drm on September 01, 2017, 11:30:34 PM You can just extract all the addresses from holders of said token and drop to those addresses you've collected?
I don't see where the difficulty lies? You wouldn't even need a smart contract unless you want the process to be automated once you're up and running. Title: Re: Airdrop to all holders of specific erc20 Post by: maursader on September 02, 2017, 10:29:13 AM I would like to know if its possible to Airdrop to all holders of a specific erc20 token. There is no need of a smart contract. You could simply take a snapshot of the balances at a specific block height and then issue a new token and distribute it to the adresses proportionally. This is a usual procedure. Most of legit crypto airdrops out there work this way. For example Stellar (XLM), OmiseGo (OMG) or Byteball (GBYTE) distributed tokens poportionally to address holding BTC/ETH tokens.Lets say i want to sent my etc token to all holders of the Monaco tokens: If there is 1.000.000 MyTokens to devied: Then someone that keeps 10% off all Monaco will get 100.000 of my Mytokens Someone that keeps 0.01% off all Monaco will get 100 of Mytokens! Is there an option to do this with a smart contract? And has it ever been done? Title: Re: Airdrop to all holders of specific erc20 Post by: BrickShares on September 05, 2017, 05:45:48 PM Ok that sound postive and is there also a way to sent to all collected adresses in once/bulk?
Title: Re: Airdrop to all holders of specific erc20 Post by: PokerDiceMan on September 05, 2017, 06:19:29 PM Ok that sound postive and is there also a way to sent to all collected adresses in once/bulk? you can collect holder monaco coin addres with link here https://etherscan.io/token/Monaco#balances but iam not understand about collect automatic and sending automatic with one send Title: Re: Airdrop to all holders of specific erc20 Post by: Dividendcoins on September 05, 2017, 07:03:41 PM Ok that sound postive and is there also a way to sent to all collected adresses in once/bulk? you can collect holder monaco coin addres with link here https://etherscan.io/token/Monaco#balances but iam not understand about collect automatic and sending automatic with one send Automatic collect no but lets say i have a list of ethereum adresses and i want to sent to all thoose adresses 1 of my tokens is there a way to do this all in once and not one by one!? Title: Re: Airdrop to all holders of specific erc20 Post by: godda04 on September 10, 2017, 06:16:25 PM Ok that sound postive and is there also a way to sent to all collected adresses in once/bulk? you can collect holder monaco coin addres with link here https://etherscan.io/token/Monaco#balances but iam not understand about collect automatic and sending automatic with one send Automatic collect no but lets say i have a list of ethereum adresses and i want to sent to all thoose adresses 1 of my tokens is there a way to do this all in once and not one by one!? I think the only way you could do this would be through the constructor and assign the balances accordingly. Unless anyone else can think of a different way? |