Tokens and airdrops for beginners

[dangdangdang]

There is not hard and fast rule to get to know if a airdrop or tokens of a particular alternate currency is legit or not. Anyone can make a new token easily using etherium or waves these days. The only way is to read the whitepaper and look at the background of the team.

In addition to your statement, a good ICO doesn't give tokens through Airdrops but through Crowd Sales, Bounty Campaigns and other investments. That is how you may criticize and Altcoin because an Airdrop is the fastest way to distribute tokens and people who does received tokens from Airdrops havr nothing to do with but hold.
I know my statement isn't always true but for most successful ICOs doesn't give their tokens through Airdrops but through Sales and Campaigns only.

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[EthanKai]

How can we gain more tokens from airdrops?
How can we identify if its a fraud or not?

Legitimate airdrops come from hard forks, only.

There is an "airdrops calendar" site which announces hard forks and other airdrop opportunities. Those other airdrop opportunities are mostly ponzi schemes. If they're asking you to give them bitcoin in return for the airdrop, it's a ponzi scheme.

A true airdrop requires you to do nothing, but own Bitcoin or some other currency in a wallet with private keys. You should NEVER have to give anything up. And their claims of "daily interest" is just fraudulent lies.

Airdrops are rare, most newbies confuse airdrops with income or bounties.

Thanks, because some people think for their own benefit on the web, even they will have to cause the harm in other people. Thanks for the advise.

[Jamie Oliver]

Find airdrop on the project, and then register their own information and address, you can get airdrop, and now many projects are liar items, if you want to sort out the item is good or bad, you can rely on the project itself and developers are reliable analysis.

[Bren Briones]

Airdrops are free tokens or coins given by a certain ICO campaign. This will entitle you of free coins as they wanted a part of their tokens to be circulated in the market as part of their strategy in placing their tokens in the blockchain. To ensure that an airdrop is legit, first, certain information will be required when filling up a form. Upon filling up, make sure that only WALLET ADDRESS is the only one provided. If an airdrop asks for your PRIVATE KEY, be aware, 101% that it is a scam. Also, some airdrop requires you to donate a little amount of etherium for you to get free tokens in return (though practically we can't call it free because of the donation). I suggest you must let go of those airdrop that seeks donations. Rather join the airdrop that request a little work in return of free payment such as posting a link or retweeting the airdrop project as example.

Good luck! Do not be afraid to explore, from ther you will learn the process. Just be careful along the way!

[babkeng1322]

How can we gain more tokens from airdrops?
How can we identify if its a fraud or not?

[lionheart89]

How can we gain more tokens from airdrops?
How can we identify if its a fraud or not?

yes now this is very much airdrop popping up. i think the airdrop that might scam is airdrop which rules are not too tight.

[abduljacklu]

Airdrops from the hardforks are the only drops i joined because drops from anonymous developers will morelikely just a waste of your time.

[o.ogurlu]

can follow there for airdrop
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1438371.8420

and when join airdrop usually tokens come 1 week later

[Lodi0808]

If the airdrop is asking for a "donation", then thats fraud.

[leynylaine]

When i'm on a mood and I wanted to join an airdrop I usually be cautious if it's a scam or not.