Free Bitcoin Draw

[not2good]

So Bithumb's doing a lucky draw. I'm not sure if I ever seen this on an exchange before. Free 15 btc to one random person that just logs in on their site.

[sydcoin]

100 million won worth of btc so its actually around $88K.

[jillianxxx]

That would be crazy to just login and see 15 btc in my wallet. One can wish.

[NeuroticFish]

So Bithumb's doing a lucky draw. I'm not sure if I ever seen this on an exchange before. Free 15 btc to one random person that just logs in on their site.

Whenever you see something written by others, a link to the source helps. It gives more credibility to the information and it gives more information.
So, it's for real and the official announcement seems to be here: https://en.bithumb.com/event/airdrop_season3

[Potato Chips]

Welp. Wouldn't hurt to try but each person has a really low chance of winning so someone has to be REALLY lucky in order to win  But what is the guarantee that the winner is a real user and is not in any way affiliated with them? :thinking:

Also if anyone is interested in their event 2, just wanna remind you that you can't withdraw anything unless you verify your acc.

[Slow death]

So Bithumb's doing a lucky draw. I'm not sure if I ever seen this on an exchange before. Free 15 btc to one random person that just logs in on their site.

This is a strange thing, I think it's strange because I went to do a little research and from what I saw they are first in the coincap (https://coincap.io/exchanges), but they only have 39 pairs listed in their exchange in comparison with 377 pairs that binance has, so I find it strange that they are using this strategy to offer a prize when they have few pairs listed in their exchange. People are looking for security and a lot of pairs listed. Anyway, it will be as if people are participating in the lottery and everyone know that win the lottery is something very difficult, the chances are very small