testnet airdrops

[Ivartheragnarson]

I need  know what are the Testnet  airdrops.. are there any threads on this forum about Testnet airdrops?? plz anyone help me .  i watched some Youtube videos but could not taken much idea about it. Thank you

[bounceback]

Tesnet airdrop is an event held to test the project under development before they officially launch it with the mainnet network, they hold the event so that the community can give feedback to the project after testing all its features so that they can find any flaws or issues that are not working perfect because of the help from the community involved in tesnet events and usually when the project is officially launched they will give rewards to members who joined the event before.

[JangoUnchained]

Unfortunately there is no platform that points people to testnet participation, I guess that's what you seek right? Well you can use coin gecko to find new projects and open their website to check if they have any available testnet task, right now a project called diva protocol is holding testnet on its website but its very very challenging. The website is below.

https://www.divaprotocol.io/

[Ivartheragnarson]

Tesnet airdrop is an event held to test the project under development before they officially launch it with the mainnet network, they hold the event so that the community can give feedback to the project after testing all its features so that they can find any flaws or issues that are not working perfect because of the help from the community involved in tesnet events and usually when the project is officially launched they will give rewards to members who joined the event before.

   oh. just to test network?? then the tokens on the test net has no value you mean??

[X-ray]

Testnet airdrop meant if the developers are giving you reward to try their testnet and check how reliable their network is. There's no guarantee if you can get the reward from using their testnet. The developers has been creating a pool that will be divided among some lucky testers. that means only some people can win the reward while the rest got nothing. If you are lucky enough and you can get reward from what you have been doing before. It's random reward. that's why it's called airdrop.

[inanilujimi]

Anyone can see this list for testnet airdrop.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1qOuBU1p_d8W_N7pXaPvdhv_3jMu-1sJHisI_EI3amnA/htmlview
yes, although not necessarily paid if you really want to try it I think it's okay.

[fuguebtc]

Testnet airdrop meant if the developers are giving you reward to try their testnet and check how reliable their network is. There's no guarantee if you can get the reward from using their testnet. The developers has been creating a pool that will be divided among some lucky testers. that means only some people can win the reward while the rest got nothing. If you are lucky enough and you can get reward from what you have been doing before. It's random reward. that's why it's called airdrop.

It is not a random reward, but rather, project developers will only give rewards to those who have contributed the most, the most useful ideas to the project. That means you have to work hard and give your best to get the reward, not you just sign up and sit there waiting for them to give you the reward. Rewards only for those who deserve it not for spammers like airdrop. But not every project will give out rewards after the testnet program ends, the testnet is voluntary, they will not notify in advance that there will be rewards for participants.
It is only notified after the end of the program.

[samuraijin]

I don't think taking the testnet airdrop will benefit you, and it's just a waste of your time later, but if you want to try it there's no problem and it comes back to yourself, and I really appreciate your curiosity about testnet airdrop .

[Ivartheragnarson]

Testnet airdrop meant if the developers are giving you reward to try their testnet and check how reliable their network is. There's no guarantee if you can get the reward from using their testnet. The developers has been creating a pool that will be divided among some lucky testers. that means only some people can win the reward while the rest got nothing. If you are lucky enough and you can get reward from what you have been doing before. It's random reward. that's why it's called airdrop.

It is not a random reward, but rather, project developers will only give rewards to those who have contributed the most, the most useful ideas to the project. That means you have to work hard and give your best to get the reward, not you just sign up and sit there waiting for them to give you the reward. Rewards only for those who deserve it not for spammers like airdrop. But not every project will give out rewards after the testnet program ends, the testnet is voluntary, they will not notify in advance that there will be rewards for participants.
It is only notified after the end of the program.

you mean everyone who participate for testnet campaign wont be rewarded?

[Ivartheragnarson]

Anyone can see this list for testnet airdrop.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1qOuBU1p_d8W_N7pXaPvdhv_3jMu-1sJHisI_EI3amnA/htmlview
yes, although not necessarily paid if you really want to try it I think it's okay.

wow this looks good. i have a idea to participate for testnet airdrops and earn some money for my daytoday expense. i will use this and will stick with you boss. thank you.

[MidNite36]

You won't get paid for all testnets and the majority won't pay, this is just a give-a-try scenario so know and fully understand what you are trying to do here, testnets is just like participating in airdrops and bounty campaigns and the results are very similar.

[bitcampaign]

i follow testnet airdrop a lot and it really wastes my time, usually testnet airdrop is used to test a crypto project before switching to mainnet, like using fake money before making it real money, so no one really pays me with real money, at basically tesnet money is just fake money that can't be exchanged for real money, so I no longer participate in the testnet airdrop event because I don't get paid, so think again about joining an airdrop like that

[posi]

i follow testnet airdrop a lot and it really wastes my time, usually testnet airdrop is used to test a crypto project before switching to mainnet, like using fake money before making it real money, so no one really pays me with real money, at basically tesnet money is just fake money that can't be exchanged for real money, so I no longer participate in the testnet airdrop event because I don't get paid, so think again about joining an airdrop like that

Meanwhile, I see more people making money from testnet than participating in bounty campaigns or junk airdrops. Projects running testnet not all will distribute rewards to their test users. They only distribute to actual testers and give comments so that they can improve their product better than before mainnet, test users regularly interact on their testnet community.

The fact that you do not receive the reward may be that you did not analyze the project before joining, secondly, that you did not make an effort to help them perfect the product, but only participated superficially in the hope of receiving a reward. Testnet is not like the airdrop you are participating in, just spam and you will be rewarded, it requires seriousness and diligence to implement.

[dothebeats]

Testnet airdrops are really worth nothing, but if you are willing to share some feedbacks on the coin, how should they improve it, how to make it even better for user experience etc., they can reward you for participating and helping them identify some things that users may find wrong or not likeable on their coin. There are tons of testnet airdrops that are being announced in the altcoin announcement section of this forum, and some of them are offering bounties to actually help them pinpoint some things they can improve on. You might want to check it out.

[goinmerry]

oh. just to test network?? then the tokens on the test net has no value you mean??

That's why it is a test. It's a form of supporting the project in its early stage. Like the usual airdrops before although mechanics are now different.

If you found it worth your time, it's your decision to participate in those.

Much better to be involved on their discussion channel and talk with their community to see if it's worth continuing involving there.

[X-ray]

Testnet airdrop meant if the developers are giving you reward to try their testnet and check how reliable their network is. There's no guarantee if you can get the reward from using their testnet. The developers has been creating a pool that will be divided among some lucky testers. that means only some people can win the reward while the rest got nothing. If you are lucky enough and you can get reward from what you have been doing before. It's random reward. that's why it's called airdrop.

It is not a random reward, but rather, project developers will only give rewards to those who have contributed the most, the most useful ideas to the project. That means you have to work hard and give your best to get the reward, not you just sign up and sit there waiting for them to give you the reward. Rewards only for those who deserve it not for spammers like airdrop. But not every project will give out rewards after the testnet program ends, the testnet is voluntary, they will not notify in advance that there will be rewards for participants.
It is only notified after the end of the program.

you mean everyone who participate for testnet campaign wont be rewarded?

that's it. Anyone who have participated will be randomly reward or reward will be based on how many contributions that already made. IMO if the reward must be random. In my opinion if participated in the testnet airdrop didn't mean if you can get reward. The developers didn't wanna try to give you free money lol. i think that you didn't even know how it works

[blockman]

that's it. Anyone who have participated will be randomly reward or reward will be based on how many contributions that already made. IMO if the reward must be random. In my opinion if participated in the testnet airdrop didn't mean if you can get reward. The developers didn't wanna try to give you free money lol. i think that you didn't even know how it works

They'll just randomly go to give the reward and that sucks. Coming out with a project and yet going to get some profits after being launched, it's a way to adjust and get some free help from the community. This is happening and keeps on happening because there are people willing to participate even if the reward is uncertain to them.

[Crypt0Gore]

I joined a testnet last month and the tasks are so hard that I had to gave up, testnets are not straightforward like airdrops, and for the fact that you may never get paid makes me sick of it, this days its really hard to see new projects with a good reliable team.

[tvplus006]

...i have a idea to participate for testnet airdrops and earn some money for my daytoday expense. i will use this and will stick with you boss. thank you.

In this case, you should remember that not all testnet reward their participants and very often the awards are not as big as you expect. In addition, very often you have to wait a long time, it happens that more than a year before the main network is launched, after which an award will be distributed to testnet participants. But in any case, you made the right decision to take part in the testing, as this will help improve your skills by completing the test tasks.

[suzanne5223]

Tesnet airdrop is an event held to test the project under development before they officially launch it with the mainnet network, they hold the event so that the community can give feedback to the project after testing all its features so that they can find any flaws or issues that are not working perfect because of the help from the community involved in tesnet events and usually when the project is officially launched they will give rewards to members who joined the event before.

   oh. just to test network?? then the tokens on the test net has no value you mean??

Maybe because during the testnet airdrop stage the token is never launched or listed but most project teams always pay the project feature tester base on the price they sold their token during IEO, etc.
Nevertheless, most testnet airdrop participants like being paid in Bitcoin or a well-established coin rather than the project token/coin whose future is not certain.