Is $25 XLM worth your privacy (identify).

[motun01]

This matters very little in my opinion, because investors and bounty hunters do kyc for different projects all the time and some of them eventually turn out to be scam or the hunters get useless tokens from bounty and different methods.
This is a prerequisite which most project need to guarantee their clients experience for security reason, so the amount of money you do it for don't make a difference, what is important is you have done it sooner or later and your data is out there, do kyc with a project that you trust.

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[rizkyfebrian213xx]

Each giveaway , airdrops , or something like that which to participate must do KYC verification is 100% risky , even good cryptocurrency sites or company like Blockchain.com
Did you see few times ago , KYC files on Binance exchange was leaked and shared on 1 telegram group which has around 2000+ members in it.
If KYC verification type is basic like Full Name , Address , etc without upload picture of your identity , thats OK.

[islafilipina]

This KYC is implemented for countering cheating on the 25$ XLM giveaway. but in my opinion I don't mind giving away my passport details or my electricity monthly bills if this is what is required on the rules for claiming giveaways

[MMA Rats]

This KYC is implemented for countering cheating on the 25$ XLM giveaway. but in my opinion I don't mind giving away my passport details or my electricity monthly bills if this is what is required on the rules for claiming giveaways

I don't see any point in showing my data for any $25 in XLM, I personally see this situation as collecting people's data

[Nadziratel]

I've tried to read one by one so far. Usually the answers are similar. I think the question is, will you use Blockchain's crypto wallet in the future? If yes, it is normal to do KYC. By the way, if the $ 25 prize comes in, it's nice too. But I think it's not right for Blockchain to do KYC for people who won't use it.

[akungagal]

I've tried to read one by one so far. Usually the answers are similar. I think the question is, will you use Blockchain's crypto wallet in the future? If yes, it is normal to do KYC. By the way, if the $ 25 prize comes in, it's nice too. But I think it's not right for Blockchain to do KYC for people who won't use it.

yup! the $ 25 fee is pretty good, i'm also interested.
and you are right, if we don't use Blockchain then it's not right to do KYC. actually, KYC is not that difficult.

i think if we don't want to do it, we can leave it and if we are interested in taking the prizes offered, we should follow KYC according to what they asked for as a condition. it is very simple.

[beliomir]

Everyone decides for himself whether he should sell his data for $ 25. But I'm sure that having passed at least once a kyc on a centralized exchange, you are no longer anonymous in the crypt

[Iykejunior]

I never looked at it with this point of view in mind, truth is our identities are no worth 25$ worth of crypto assets, but have to understand that in some parts of the world 10$ is a whole lot of money to many, and they do bother getting their kyc done to get that money in their wallets, I just hope it never results in anything crafty

[Aryleeto]

This KYC is implemented for countering cheating on the 25$ XLM giveaway. but in my opinion I don't mind giving away my passport details or my electricity monthly bills if this is what is required on the rules for claiming giveaways

I also passed kyc and nothing wrong with this I do not see, tembolee this wallet is very well established and I use it for a long time and there were no problems with this wallet I have.

[Shadidalam1111]

Your personal information is not worth 25 dollars. It costs much more, but on the other hand, the platform can be understood. It expands the client base and pays for it.

[dearbesz1219]

There is another airdrop done by Keybase and Stellar: https://keybase.io/a/i/r/d/r/o/p/spacedrop2019?utm_source=airdrops.ioutm_campaign=airdrops.io&utm_medium=airdrops.io
But you need Github account or Hacker account created before Sep 9 2019. So if you are lucky enough and you have these accounts you can earn a lot of valuable Lumens. 

[r32godzilla]

Stellar and Ripple are not my favorite cryptocurrencies.
Stellar is probably even more centralized than Ripple. Around 90% of all Lumens are hold by top 10 biggest address. So only 10 people own 90% of all circulating supply. Aren´t you scared?

[Mahanton]

Stellar and Ripple are not my favorite cryptocurrencies.
Stellar is probably even more centralized than Ripple. Around 90% of all Lumens are hold by top 10 biggest address. So only 10 people own 90% of all circulating supply. Aren´t you scared?

Mind to share up some link? I cant find it when I do tried to make some google research.If 90% of the entire supply does being only held up by 10 address then this coin is totally
BS yet this would be prone to manipulation.
About on topic they already done that airdrop before,i don't know if the said allocated funds been given all or they do just make it a 2nd time around for this one but now its too big allocation on what to be given. Does it really worth for your privacy? Definitely not but rest assured there were still people who would jumped in and collect those pennies.

[gensol]

There's no amount of money that's worth an individuals privacy reasons being such companies requesting for it, the individual have no idea what their personal data is being used for and as such it isn't worth it.

[103deltafox]

Revealing one's identity for $25 is not worth it. People do not really care about protection of their identity, all they want is some piece of money and they can let the most vital information about themselves. We should try to protect our identity.

[Mike Mayor]

I don't think any amount of money is worth giving away your identity for. What I want to know is why do these people want to know who I am so badly? Are they hiding behind an excuse they make just to justify themselves? Will they sell or use this info and just how safe is it exactly. All you end up with is a bunch of people sitting ona whole bunch of ID and KYC documents of random people. Having that info hainng around is not the best idea in the world.

[sky_Gritzz]

if we talk about privacy, everyday we always share our privacy to big company like google, facebook and other.
but one point we must know, whether the company are trusted or not if we send personal identity to get money from airdrop and other.
if this event come from big company and trusted why we must worry, sorry i'm one of people don't want share personal identity to other but just for sharing with other

[lolak2]

I do not agree to send your ID for $25, why this company takes our IDs for just $25.
I believe there is something behind this, and i never send my IDs even for $250.

[wywoc]

I do not agree to send your ID for $25, why this company takes our IDs for just $25.
I believe there is something behind this, and i never send my IDs even for $250.

They have new airdrop for Github user, with minimum 20$ worth XLM per participant, and don't require your information. All you had to do is just connect your github account with Keybase software. You can try it.

[MMA Rats]

I haven't passed and won't pass, because showing my data for the sake of a small amount of money, I think it's pointless, I think, who gave their data in the future will regret