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airdrops is one of the worst ways of distributing a coin. it basically is giving away free money to a bunch of lazy people with nothing better to do other than claiming these coins every day and dumping them on the market to get the real money out! When startup holds its own airdrop it works like a sort of avertisment. People get free coins and they get interested in it, especially if it gets some value in $.
quite the contrary. people who claim these coins are only interested in it because of the $$$ value and because they can get real $$$ out of it. they don't care at all about the project itself. 99% of them don't even know what the coin is or does. you are giving them free money! who is going to ask what that free money is? they just are happy they earned something that day while sitting in their underwear  Any thoughts on how we can make people earn the coins, other than paying for them? Would it be better to distribute coins through a bounty program only, instead of an airdrop? |
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Your comments, feedback, thoughts e.t.c are very must appreciated. Aegis Platform is funding all its development. Check out our whitepaper at www.aegissmartcontracts.com. So we don't need to do an ICO, but would like to distribute our coins far and wide. We have looked into some options for how to do this and these have come up: do several airdrops, run a marketing bounty and distribute coins to participants after a certain period of time, get people to pre-pay for subscription on our platform (please add any other options below, with example if possible). So what do you guys think? Airdrops look straightforward, but they also have a bad reputation of being scams. Really really appreciate your thoughts. All people will surely say that you will execute an airdrop since they surely want free tokens and free money but can your team stand to give a huge portion of your tokens the the community? do you have funds to cover up the exchange listing cost and other things to bump up your coin? then maybe you should scale that so that a great success will be earn by you and to your team. Super helpful. Thanks. |
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I think there really needs to be a platform to review the code.
Because of the recent loopholes that can increase the circulation of tokens, the impact of this vulnerability is enormous.
We agree. How are you currently going about figuring out if a smart contract is secure before investing in a project? |
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It seems that generally airdrops are considered scams. What can a company do to stand out if offering a legit airdrop backed by a legit product (check out www.aegissmartcontracts.com) |
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Any well managed, successful Airdrops you would suggest that we check out and learn from?
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So Aegis Platform ( www.aegissmartcontracts.com) will be launching a platform that allows code authors to conduct all their audits (expert audits, automated audits and bug bounty audits) in one place and earn certification. Considering what happened with The DAO and Parity, we think this is a serious issue. But what do you think? Have you been affected by any smart contract bugs and vulnerabilities over the last one year? |
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You could do both for airdrop and Bounty. You could make an announcement for airdrop and fund it with small percentage of the supply and you could do a Bounty campaign for making your project around the social medias. If you are not going to do and ICO then do Bounty campaign. It is proven that Bounty campaigns really help a project gets around people. Also be careful when you are going to do an airdrop. People tend to have multiple accounts to participate in that.
Any way of preventing multiple accounts? That's a real thorn. I have seen some projects ask for a small ETH donation for people to participate in the airdrop, but that may end up looking like a scam to potential participants, no? |
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Aegis Platform is really interested in doing airdrops to distribute our coin AGS, since we are not looking to fundraise for out platform development. Check our www.aegissmartcontracts.com. But it seems airdrops have a bad reputation of being scams. What can we do to build trust in our airdrops? We really really appreciate your feedback. |
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Security is a big issue with altcoins, especially those build on blockchains other than bitcoin and ethereum. Computational power is what safeguards blockchains and its a limited resource, so some blockchains could be easily compromised using a 51% attack.
The security of smart contracts is also an issue. Recent research shows that 30K deployed smart contracts have bugs and can be exploited by hackers. That's why we a launching Aegis Platform, an all-in-one smart contract auditing tool offering triple audits (expert audits, automated audits and bug bounty audits) as well as certification to help investors know that a particular contract has been scanned for all known vulnerabilities and bugs.
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Your comments, feedback, thoughts e.t.c are very must appreciated. Aegis Platform is funding all its development. Check out our whitepaper at www.aegissmartcontracts.com. So we don't need to do an ICO, but would like to distribute our coins far and wide. We have looked into some options for how to do this and these have come up: do several airdrops, run a marketing bounty and distribute coins to participants after a certain period of time, get people to pre-pay for subscription on our platform (please add any other options below, with example if possible). So what do you guys think? Airdrops look straightforward, but they also have a bad reputation of being scams. Really really appreciate your thoughts. |
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Aegis Platform www.aegissmartcontracts.com is looking to conduct airdrops-no ICO (since we are not looking to fundraise to fund development and would like to have really wide distribution). We have a good product. Please check out our whitepaper. Any chance you can list us on your airdrop update and what would you need from us for that? |
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How do you decide what's a shitcoin and what's a real coin? We are considering going the airdrops-no ICO way because we don't need to fundraise to fund development (check out Aegis Platform at www.aegissmartcontracts.com) but it looks like we are likely to be considered a scam. Any thoughts, suggestions? Much appreciated. |
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If a company does airdrops but not an ICO, doesn't that mean that they are not looking for a quick profit, just wide distribution of the coin? Seems to me the coins don't have much value until they are listed on an exchange and even if the team sells off first, they make very little as the price is still low, no? Until the team starts hitting some milestones, creating traction e.t.c, are the airdroppers likely to find any buyers anyway? Just trying to understand if there is anyway to make an airdrop-no ICO work.
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Hi. We at Aegis Platform ( www.aegissmartcontracts.com) are considering doing an airdrop over an ICO since we don't need to fundraise to fund development. Any chance you can list us? What could you need from us, if anything? |
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Smart Contract auditing is still a grey area. New bugs are discovered everyday. That's why Aegis Platform is launching a reasonably priced triple audit service allowing smart contract authors to do expert audits, automated audits and bug bounty audits in one place and get certification. Visit us at www.aegissmartcontracts.com and check out the whitepaper for more details. |
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Yeah, Parity was a big mess up. Also check Aegis Platform at www.aegissmartcontracts.com. We will be live soon and offering a one-stop-shop for triple audits (expert audits, automated audits, bug bounty audits) plus certification to show that you have checked your contracts for all known bugs. |
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Hey. For future reference. Aegis Platform is going to be live soon at www.aegissmartcontracts.com and it's going to make smart contract auditing very easy. Code authors will be able to perform triple audits (expert audits, automated audits and bug bounty audits) all in one place and also receive a certification that show they have checked their contracts for all known bugs. Visit us and learn more from our whitepaper. |
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Hi. You might be interested in the upcoming Aegis Platform. We are building a site that allows smart contract authors to perform reasonably priced smart contract triple audits (expert audits, automated audits and bug bounty audits). Check us out at www.aegissmartcontracts.com, whether you are a smart contract author or a bounty collector. |
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Hi. Just a heads up. Aegis Platform will soon be offering an all in one site that allows smart contract authors to perform triple-audits (expert audit, automated audit and bug bounty audits). Check us out at www.aegissmartcontracts.com for next time. We'll help you get more developers involved in your bug bounties. |
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Hi. Just a heads up. Aegis Platform will soon be offering an all in one site that allows smart contract authors to perform triple-audits (expert audit, automated audit and bug bounty audits). Check us out at www.aegissmartcontracts.com for next time. |
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