I'm not sure about that. IIRC, there are different set of questions if you choose tokens on ethereum or tokens on other blockchains. Under ethereum, they also ask if you made changes to 'this or that' code. I guess it would require them more work if token devs made more tweaks.
Probably I rushed a bit to this conclusion, I'm not dealing with tokens that much and even less with the mechanism behind them, but I still believe that if a token would come with innovative features that would require lots of work it would also be an attractive project and due to demand or at least hype they would have to offer support even without pay. That being said, yeah, it was a shot in the dark, and maybe I'm underestimating the resources needed by a wide margin.
It is interesting that all bitcoin forks were almsot instantly supported, because everyone was after them.
Then, we there are not more forks, they start asking for money to keep supporting.
Yeah, it was a pretty good advertisement, we support all shitforks, they used those as an advertisement when it was cheaper to do so, not that they don't have anything to gain from advertising they support bitcoinxxlmegaalfa they are demanding money, one side I understand them, nothing is free, but I can't shake the feeling that looking from the moral point of view its nor really the same. This tactic reminds me somewhat of exchanges that support no name coins because they would be the only ones where bounty hunters can go and exchange their new coins and thus gaining a bit of traffic, volume, coins, enough .....to get
hacked!
At least with coinomi that's not possible.
Coinomi also receive revenue from ads inside the wallet.
Didn't knew that, hmm, makes me even less anxious to try it out.