AIRDROPS ASKING FOR KYC VERIFICATION

[Petchant]

It's doesn’t worth it all. Imagine doing kyc for 10$ worth of token that will later get dump. It is a waste of time and resources so I will advise those participating in it to stop doing so. Most projects don't even the intention to pay airdroppers, all what they want is to populate their social media with them.

[Fluxtorrence9]

Only few airdrop with KYC are worth it, airdrops offering around 100$ is worth is in my own view because  there are even bounties this days that pays lesser than that so why not?

[tomboi]

KYC is a problem because Crypto has been anonymous since the beginning. And when this KYC is used, of course, many parties disagree. But this is now running and all depends on you who did it. For me, if Airdrop uses KYC, it's better not to follow it.

[Novatech8]

I see no reason why people will waste time on airdrops with KYC, KYC doesn't guarantee  that you will even get paid and it's not even worth it because  the reward is very low

[trauchot]

If you see that the company is serious and for example if the tokens of this company are already trading on the exchange, then you can go through KYC, of course, everything depends from the amount you can get for passing KYC, so everyone decides for himself.

[nicecrypto]

Yeah, this is the height of it, i remember a project that requested for participants kyc before distributing their airdrop, the sad part is i submitted my kyc and receive my airdrop but basically worth nothing i regretted doing that, after reasoning with lots of thread here in forum about kyc, i think i have done enough of exposing my personal info, no more kyc project for me, especially airdrop it's not worth it.

[herurist]

If you see that the company is serious and for example if the tokens of this company are already trading on the exchange, then you can go through KYC, of course, everything depends from the amount you can get for passing KYC, so everyone decides for himself.

Yes it's true if they receive big rewards, there will be many who do KYC, but if the rewards are small I don't think they will think again if the rewards are small,

[Viper_Unleashed]

Airdrops asking for KYC verification is another way to steal people's identity and sell in the black market.Information and data are very important things and have a good value in dark web and many other places.So whenever any airdrop asks for kyc I think its totally an useless project.Unless you see the tokens get listed and have a good value and the site/exchange wherever kyc is needed is good its better not to go for KYC.

[thaliaand]

Mostly airdrop gives only a small amout of tokens that yet to know the excact price. Most only worth of tens of dollar and even have no value. I don't think it is worth for KYC which hand over our personal information for a couple bucks.

[batang_bitcoin]

The very little thing that all of you can do if you are into airdrops is..

not to comply with any of their KYC and just forget about that airdrop.

[harrypotpot]

I would never risk my personal documents for a small airdrop. However, airdrops are worth almost nothing, especially on the falling market and it does not make any sense to undergo a KYC process for several bucks of noname token.

And also, for an airdrop that as a so easy task to accomplish, there is huge percent that these activity will not going to pay even small amount, and when you risk your personal identity, you have lost allot, even your safety to the online community. So I advice not to provide your KYC unless the project is confirmed legit.

[siorapokk]

I would never risk the safety of my personal information for a small airdrop. They are literally worth nothing at the moment and there are almost no projects that are sharing some great amount of tokens and not just 20 cents.

[KingDome]

Lol. Kyc is now get implemented for each airdrop. Well, i dont think that kyc would be necessary since airdrop is not even an investment by buying something from the project. Just avoid this airdrop and find another.

[Flezy]

KYC for an airdrop that will likely not amount to 50usd. I can never do that. Airdrops don't worth anything this days, so why the stress of doing KYC.

[Btcvilla]

The issue of KYC always raises questions whose answers are mostly not very discerning to the ears. It is quite unfortunate, I know most crypto enthusiasts are not comfortable giving out their personal information for KYC but there is little we can do about the situation at the moment.  Most of these projects claim they are under a legal jurisdiction where KYC is very important for many business projects. The new trend is increasingly becoming worrisome as many airdrops are even requiring KYC verification from participants.

I don't think this should be followed if you don't want to do KYC in every airdrop program, that is simple
and if you do not want to do KYC for each campaign, you must first ask the manager or team of the ico project. yes it's that simple
but I agree if airdrop is not feasible to include KYC

[Nezerlan]

You know the funny aspect of these airdrops? Most of them have a ridiculously low value. How can one submit KYC documents only to receive stipends not worth a dollar in the name of tokens? This is one of the reasons I quit airdropping hunt

[Sithara007]

You know the funny aspect of these airdrops? Most of them have a ridiculously low value. How can one submit KYC documents only to receive stipends not worth a dollar in the name of tokens? This is one of the reasons I quit airdropping hunt

I suspect that in most cases the government laws mandated that the airdrop promoters conduct KYC. But there will be exceptions. KYC documents are being misused on a massive scale, and many of them are up for sale on various dark market websites.

[tondenga2122]

You know the funny aspect of these airdrops? Most of them have a ridiculously low value. How can one submit KYC documents only to receive stipends not worth a dollar in the name of tokens? This is one of the reasons I quit airdropping hunt

And strangely, most people don't really care about the impact of their data being stolen by bad people.
They only think about money, sent their personal data for a low-value airdrop or just a scam project.

[babicena14]

I believe that verification of KYC to receive Airdrop valid on exchanges, which release the internal token. For the rest of Airdrop, I don't see the point in passing KYC because the amount of the reward usually doesn't exceed $5 and 90% of it is a Scam.

[gabmen]

You know the funny aspect of these airdrops? Most of them have a ridiculously low value. How can one submit KYC documents only to receive stipends not worth a dollar in the name of tokens? This is one of the reasons I quit airdropping hunt

And strangely, most people don't really care about the impact of their data being stolen by bad people.
They only think about money, sent their personal data for a low-value airdrop or just a scam project.

Lol. Good for you if you get to have a low value airdrop. Some of the tokens i got grew roots and  branches already in my wallet lol. It's simply not worth it. If you are bound by any conditions for an airdrop, it's not going to be a big deal to just disregard it.