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#Proof of ownership :
- @strict9
- eth address: 0x70f6301bB0eCA7Fcce02ead8f3e570a34b6a466F
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#Proof of ownership :
- @strict9
- youtube.com/channel/UCN62PRK4Z-GLaqjUiqMmT5g
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Proof of ownership:
Telegram is: @strict9
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This is an interesting concept. Not sure why I was airdropped 5k of them, but I am thankful. Is there a hardcap on the total supply, or would that break the other features of this asset?
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Joined the airdrop, but I am worried about the lack of controls to prevent bots from abusing it. Are you really going to sift through all the entries? Lots of these drops get buried by bots and takes the wind out of the airdrop sails.
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#Proof of ownership : – @strict9 – crypto.strict@gmail.com – youtube.com/channel/UCN62PRK4Z-GLaqjUiqMmT5g – medium.com/@ydouask – reddit.com/user/strict-ix/ |
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Seems like, judging by this thread, that this isn't so much a project as much as it is a moneygrab token that the "dev" farted out.
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To make matters worse visiting their website now simply meets you with a series of folders that eventually lead you to phishing sites for things like Discover and Office 365.
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The only harm I see from participating in 0 ETH airdrops is no different than the rest of cryptospace. Meaning your investment may go to zero. (or stay at zero in this case)
It's unfortunate that there are many scammers dropping shitcoins in this way which gives this distribution method a bad rep, but it's essentially just a software (smart contract) controlled distribution. You could argue that it goes around many of the regulations and red tape other more legit coins need to deal with, but I don't think it makes it inherently less safe.
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Telegram + Twitter
@strict9 (Telegram) / @ydo_uask (Twitter)
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RANK: Newbie
LANGUAGE: English
BITCOINTALK USER: strict9
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Holding alts has the potential of being more dangerous, but everything in crypto depends on various internal and external factors. Since the price of most alts are pegged to BTC but also are expressed in Fiat values it leads to a multiplier effect when market volatility occurs. This means that holding alts can be very dangerous, or very profitable. The name of the game is making your best guess.
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How sustainable or trusted can this be without ever needing to identify yourself, ever? Don't get me wrong, it sounds neat as hell, I just don't know what the long-term play is here.
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