XLM Airdrop. Joke?

[bep42]

I don't think this is a joke. Blockchain.com and Stellar are serious companies. You can send your KYC safely.

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[Zero1One0]

Stellar seemed to me as a nice project with a good future. But now I saw that ridiculous airdrop with video KYC
For me it discredits the project and from side seems funny.
what is your opinion?

They can keep their airdrop. Only those desperate for XLM coins will do the airdrop.

On second thought, if they'll distribute 20,000 XLM per user who did KYC, I might reconsider 

[Olalomi]

This is absolutely ridiculous given out my identity because of a meager $25 in the name of airdrop, they aren't an exchange which requires KYC for a certain limit of withdrawal then the purpose of collecting people's identity is uncalled for bitcoin is synonymous with anonymous transactions without revealing anyone's identity.

[Everglow]

I'm not sure either. But actually on their official site: blockchain.info, we all read this information. But I also wonder about selling my personal information to them for $ 25, is it too cheap?

[gelinshidong]

This is indeed the real news, I am watching and seeing everything, they send content to your mailbox, but need KYC. I think this is a wise move to make full use of the meaningless KYC system. This must be good news. This is the coin I like.

[AUruHM]

Not joke. But what is an airdrop? They give some generated coins that cost nothing for them to the people like a wide marketing campaign. Somebody will keep, somebody sells, but many people will pay attention to the crypto and in this coin especially. And with KYC it becomes looks as serious event for mass adoption

[mizamuneerashine]

Why did they implements this, stellar also made an airdrop to the community last year just by taking a snapshot of your holding.

[sarul]

I thought it was legitimate if Stellar made Airdrop. But authenticity also needs to be checked, because there is a lot of fraud now. In the past, I also got Stellar Airdrop, which was enough to create a Stellar account.

It is from blockchain.com site that a nnounced this XLM airdrop and I think it is legit. In addition to this coin telegraph which is my favorite source of cryptocurrency news  features it.  It is also reported on  coindesk.

heres the link:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockchaincom-wallet-adds-stellar-announces-125-mln-xlm-airdrop-to-drive-adoption

https://www.coindesk.com/wallet-firm-blockchain-to-airdrop-125-million-in-stellar-to-users/

https://bitcoinist.com/blockchain-wallet-announces-125m-stellar-lumens-airdrop/

Those are legitimite site that I've seen, any important and big info about cryptocurrency always announced by the sites. If that's who gives the news about stellar airdrop, I don't hesitate to follow it, however because the previous years Stellar also often held airdrops like this.

[transformt]

What's so funny? quite a good airdrop from a very prominent coin. this chance to earn should be used

[Baronggot]

That's really crazy to think that your wallet should be KYC verified. I have notified about my notifier regarding with that airdrop but seems so stupid for me to realize what i am seeing in the video is a pure waste of time.

[bloodyvio]

they do that to prevent users from cheating
even though it's funny to use KYC videos
decentralized technology but central wallet lol

[cosmicart]

Why would you  think it is a joke? As a matter of fact it is very real and I will advice you to partake, that is if you love free profits. The airdrop is a massive one and i think it is to enlarge the coast and adoption of cryptocurrency. Soong you have your kyc document ready what Are you waiting for ?

[BGanio]

That seems interesting and they are trying to doing some advertisement i think but that kind of airdrop with video kyc etc seems funny actually. That is low amount for giving somebody our private documents and informations. It is hard to me. I will not join that airdrop. Interesting advertisement attempt :=).

[chenhaonan]

The facts often beat your face. When you are still questioning why it issued a free airdrop, its price is rising again. Be aware that such an excellent coin development team will not be stupid than you. You should learn more.

[Ewinsane]

Blockchain.com (formally blockchain.ino) is one of the oldest wallet options out there, probably the oldest that is online aside from the original wallet bitcoin has. They are not the type of people who would joke about a giveaway and they are probably not paying it out of their pockets anyway. They are just partnering with XLM to do this giveaway and I know it worth a lot but people at XLM probably is thinking about getting their name heard first and if they can get big enough the money spent will be covered by the price increase at the long run.

If you hold 100 coins worth 100 dollars but give away 50 of those than you end up with 50 dollars, however if the price quadruples than you doubled your first investment. That is how XLM is probably thinking right now and price increases and surges are not weird in crypto world.

[petrcoin]

Because it is from "blockchain.com" seems like a legit thing.

On the other hand, it doesn't make any sense. So i will just wait and see.

[ricatop]

This is the largest Airdrop in the entire history of cryptocurrency. I do not see anything funny

[nadezda@]

At present, there are many different wallets, for storing crypto, perhaps this is marketing by the blockchain.wallet, to attract users, and the addition of a  Stellar (XLM) wallet.

[jusertvaz]

I think many of you want to create 100 accounts and get a lot of XLM on your wallet, but something tells me that for everyone who wants to airdrop will have to go through KYC. But time will tell how my assumptions are correct. I think anyone just do the coins do not give.

[Hillore]

Lost the meaning of confidentiality. Video KYC? What's next, fingerprints for transactions?