Is it ok, when team ready to pay 10-30$ to anybody, who join telegram channel?

[krauzzer02]

Some of them don't offer realistic offers for the telegram joiners and airdrops, setting a specific price to each participant then the next day of the release to exchanges when the payment was in token the price drastically drops to -50% because of the bounty dumpers and investors, when the gas price was more expensive than the actual pricing of the rewards is truly frustrating, some of the projects offer a pools of rewards to share with each participant stakes, the problem with this method is the total numbers of the participants and the total amount of airdrops pool allocated.

[TrumpD]

I will steer clear of such channels. There is a saying in economics which goes like this "there is nothing like a free lunch". One way or the other either you will pay it back double or more, or someone else will, in a negative way that they didn't intend. I may be wrong, but such projects that pay for people to join their channels do not even show confidence in their own project. All they are doing is to create a pseudo following, for others to think that they are doing well, which in all plain sense of it is a smokescreen hence a scam. This is a good indication to investors to know projects which do not grow organically, and are probably just rushing to make millions; when you rush you make a lot of mistakes, and the project crashes along the line with a lot of invested funds.

[Xxxurrrad]

Each project chooses how to promote its product. The main thing is that the project has a good idea and a team.

[Pelevelyl]

Since this is not the team's own money, but the money of investors, the project team decides how to dispose of them.