Is $25 XLM worth your privacy (identify).

[Deeshawn]

I don't see anything wrong with doing kyc for $25, blockchain just have to introduce that simple kyc to stop people doing multiple accounts. Passed the kyc and got my $25 worth of xlm.

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[realpseudozach]

if you have already have the airdrop and want to convert to Bitcoin on Lightning Network feel free to use my tool: https://kriptode.com/xlmtoln/index.html

For what is worth they don't do kyc but you dox yourself by tying all your accounts there...

[Mrsparks]

Its sad but this is what the crypto space has turned to. Forfeiting once data for stipends is completely uncalled for and i wish such giveaways stop occurring in the crypto space. How wish we can go back to the good old days when decentralization was truely at its core..

[Saint-loup]

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.

No they've stopped this airdrop because github and hackernews had been hacked to steal old accounts in order to register to the airdrop...
And be careful, Keybase had been hacked too according to this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5186085

[rocku12345]

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.

No they've stopped this airdrop because github and hackernews had been hacked to steal old accounts in order to register to the airdrop...
And be careful, Keybase had been hacked too according to this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5186085

This really undermines the credibility of cryptocurrency in general. In fact, blockchain.com wanted to attract as many users to the crypto world as possible through the distribution of free coins. I don’t believe in all this conspiracy thesis, where users believe in a worldwide conspiracy against cryptocurrency holders just by receiving a passport and a photo from them.

[ecnalubma]

Its not worth but it depends on your financial status if you’ll get hooked in this kind of bait. Even if the company airdrop millions of dollars they can still make profit out of the datas they have collected and sold it to highest bidders in the black market.

[partysaurus]

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.

No they've stopped this airdrop because github and hackernews had been hacked to steal old accounts in order to register to the airdrop...
And be careful, Keybase had been hacked too according to this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5186085

This really undermines the credibility of cryptocurrency in general. In fact, blockchain.com wanted to attract as many users to the crypto world as possible through the distribution of free coins. I don’t believe in all this conspiracy thesis, where users believe in a worldwide conspiracy against cryptocurrency holders just by receiving a passport and a photo from them.

its not like its only for crypto you have to send in a passport and photo file to verify your acount, been like this with gambling for along time.
and people act like they are not already tracked on the internet , what will a passport photo show that they dont already know.

[Coin BTC]

Speaking about the ongoing stellar airdrop by blockchain.com which started as a fair one but now requires those interested in the airdrop to pass some KYC procedures, I ask, is it worth it? We complain of Facebook, Google etc of stealing our privacy and possible selling them for profit to other companies and praise blockchain of been decentralized yet we're willing to sell our private details to some centralized organization offering services related to the blockchain technology and we think it's safer? I get it that the bear market has affected numerous newbie that came into the market in 2017 but I ask again is just $25 worth your privacy?

I suspect this moved by them as a deliberate attempt to steal users private details (identify), first they made the airdrop looks so simple and easy thereby deceiving numerous customers into believing they would get free $25 after they have trapped their victim, they then introduce kyc to steal their identity.

Yes. As long as I follow Airdrop, maybe blockchain.com is paying the correct amount as written. And coins that are paid are also not new coins, but coins that are already popular. If we look at Airdrop now, we only see the dollar in writing, but if we sell it does not match what was written. Especially with Airdrop which has no market. So our time is in vain to register.

[efialtis]

@OP Maybe this thread should be closed? The airdrop is long over and the thread seems to become... you know what. :p