Evaluating Recent Airdrops from Telegram Mining Projects

[LiquidationBro]

How exactly do you define the recent airdrops people are getting from these Telegram mining projects? I mean, it’s obviously not dust to some, but on average, people usually get $5-$30. Some are already getting frustrated seeing what they got from Catizen and Hamster, as both are described as ‘airdrop savers’ by some, but it’s clearly not the case. I also learned that even MemeFI is getting ready for the market, as the project hit the premarket a yesterday .

[ultrloa]

How exactly do you define the recent airdrops people are getting from these Telegram mining projects? I mean, it’s obviously not dust to some, but on average, people usually get $5-$30. Some are already getting frustrated seeing what they got from Catizen and Hamster, as both are described as ‘airdrop savers’ by some, but it’s clearly not the case. I also learned that even MemeFI is getting ready for the market, as the project hit the premarket a yesterday .

Majority say its total waste of time for them since the reward they get is so small compare to the efforts they made. I can say that this is the consequences of joining an airdrop since not every time people will earn huge even if the project gather a lot of hypes. If they think its not good to waste their time in those airdrop if they can only receive such small reward then better they should think about quitting. But for people think about everything is fine and those low reward is normal in airdrop scene since nothing is sure especially on new tokens well maybe they have huge chance to continue and participate  a lot more project then maybe they can hit more bigger rewards next time. Airdrop saver maybe for the fact that it gather lots of attention but don't know if many will continue especially there's lots of disappointments happen with those two project mentioned.

[fikrett]

How exactly do you define the recent airdrops people are getting from these Telegram mining projects? I mean, it’s obviously not dust to some, but on average, people usually get $5-$30. Some are already getting frustrated seeing what they got from Catizen and Hamster, as both are described as ‘airdrop savers’ by some, but it’s clearly not the case. I also learned that even MemeFI is getting ready for the market, as the project hit the premarket a yesterday .

Those who got the farms with good eligibility ratios are those in profit, users who thought about a life change from one account - not so much.
It's just a matter of expectation and hype from the community of the discussed project.
HK was just too big and bloated for its own good.
Overall, I don't see anything bad in the allocations that are happening, some are better, some are worse, but the nature of the project dictates the prize at hand for everybody who takes part in it. You just tap or do socials, so don't think that, with only one account, you will get even $100.

[coin-investor]

How exactly do you define the recent airdrops people are getting from these Telegram mining projects? I mean, it’s obviously not dust to some, but on average, people usually get $5-$30. Some are already getting frustrated seeing what they got from Catizen and Hamster, as both are described as ‘airdrop savers’ by some, but it’s clearly not the case. I also learned that even MemeFI is getting ready for the market, as the project hit the premarket a yesterday .

Its early to tell if this trend is going to end soon, Like all the other trending concepts, there will come bad actors that will try to milk the participants. Anyway,  they have no control because there seems to be a goldrush; millions of people are rushing in to join because its free money, and they have seen how the early participants of Notcoin and Dogs made a lot, so this fave the way for the trend to happen.

Right now there are a lot of Telegram airdrops that are going to distribute their token; some are still asking for mandatory transactions and a few are distributing without transactions,, and we are waiting if the computation is similar to Hamster and Rocky Rabbit, which turns out to be very disappointing for participants.

[Sayeds56]

How exactly do you define the recent airdrops people are getting from these Telegram mining projects? I mean, it’s obviously not dust to some, but on average, people usually get $5-$30. Some are already getting frustrated seeing what they got from Catizen and Hamster, as both are described as ‘airdrop savers’ by some, but it’s clearly not the case. I also learned that even MemeFI is getting ready for the market, as the project hit the premarket a yesterday .

Airdrop farming on telegram became very popular because no investment was needed to join them as well as there was not much technical or knowledge about crypto space was needed, entry was easy as a person with basic knowledge of English was able to participate in these airdrops. This is why the community of these airdrops reached to hundreds of millions. Yesterday, when participants received their Hamster reward, it grossly disappointed the community because the amount was not worth the time they had invested working on these Apps.

I believe this trend is going to end soon as it primarily benefits the project creators, while the  community gets very little in return.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

How exactly do you define the recent airdrops people are getting from these Telegram mining projects? I mean, it’s obviously not dust to some, but on average, people usually get $5-$30. Some are already getting frustrated seeing what they got from Catizen and Hamster, as both are described as ‘airdrop savers’ by some, but it’s clearly not the case. I also learned that even MemeFI is getting ready for the market, as the project hit the premarket a yesterday .

         -      In the past few months, there have been tap mining games in the crypto space on Telegram, and in those times until now, apart from Notcoin and Dogs, I still see potential that is not just hype. It's not the same as the hamster that they release for the community, but the majority of them vomit because they are frustrated and disappointed.

Include there the pixel, cati, and cats, airdrops, so now I will stop with the lintek airdrops on Telegram in the tap mining. The frauds are obvious because there is no distribution taking place in the rewards; it's just a request for what is being done to the participants just to be eligible. The participants should wake up to the fact that this is fraud.

[Patikno]

Those are all the stupidest ways to spend time, besides that there are many people who hope too much that they will make big money there. Different from Notcoin and Dogs, the recent Telegram application doesn't make the community happy for the hard work they have put in for weeks or even months. I think from this incident the hype about these stupid applications will slowly disappear.

[albon]

They can be identified through legitimate influencers interested in airdrops, as well as the Telegram Apps Center bot. Additionally, popular game bots often set tasks for other games they’ve partnered with. However, determining the quality of the game depends on your own research. The profit percentage largely depends on how long the user plays, his completion of daily tasks, and the number of referrals he brings in. Some may even use additional Telegram accounts to increase their earnings.

From what I’ve seen so far, there are only two games from which players have succeeded in reaping good rewards, but the recent projects have had negligible profits, and there are even those who get coins of less than five dollars. There are many games now, and MemFi may be one of them that may be listed soon, but the profit percentage from these games is not guaranteed and could be a matter of luck.

[ekotyo24]

Airdrop in the context of Telegram mining projects or other crypto projects usually refers to the distribution of free tokens to certain users as a form of promotion or incentive to encourage early adoption. In general, there are several ways to qualify, such as interacting with bots, joining channels or groups, or performing specific tasks specified by the project. In this case, the amount received via airdrop varies, as you mentioned, between $5-$30 for most users. This can depend on various factors, such as the total tokens distributed, the number of participants, and the eligibility criteria used by the project.

[$crypto$]

Those are all the stupidest ways to spend time, besides that there are many people who hope too much that they will make big money there. Different from Notcoin and Dogs, the recent Telegram application doesn't make the community happy for the hard work they have put in for weeks or even months. I think from this incident the hype about these stupid applications will slowly disappear.

Yup if Notcoin and Dogs have made a decent profit then there will be no more airdrops on telegram like that, if someone expects too much then he doesn't get the benefits of Dogs and notcoin usually.

The game on Telegram for 1-2 months is still busy talking about the community when there are no prizes that are not worth it then this game will soon be abandoned then the hype will disappear because its time is over.

As we can see, there used to be a lot of airdrops at the beginning, it was busy but after it didn't produce anymore it was abandoned, for example testnet is now difficult to get a prize that is worth it, it was different when the beginning of the testnet there was a large enough prize.

[OrangeII]

from the past until now, airdrops always have the same pattern, if they don't pay, then they pay but don't have a price, if they have a price, it's probably cheap, and very few pay well enough. This must be understood, so that we don't have high expectations. Although Hamster has quite significant development, and very good advertising, the airdrop payments are not that good. While DOGS may not have an advertising system as good as Hamster, but pays its participants worth it. So, I think we don't need to give high expectations from the airdrops we work on.

[Sayeds56]

from the past until now, airdrops always have the same pattern, if they don't pay, then they pay but don't have a price, if they have a price, it's probably cheap, and very few pay well enough. This must be understood, so that we don't have high expectations. Although Hamster has quite significant development, and very good advertising, the airdrop payments are not that good. While DOGS may not have an advertising system as good as Hamster, but pays its participants worth it. So, I think we don't need to give high expectations from the airdrops we work on.

I believe it is not fair to say that all projects have not paid rewards to their participants in the past, DYDX, Arbitrum , Optimism, Celestia (TIA) and many mores, have paid significant rewards to their airdrop participants, However, during the the recent trend of airdrop farming on telegram channes, few project made fair distribution of airdrops such as NOT and DOGS while majority have significantly disappointed their participants.

[Yatsan]

How exactly do you define the recent airdrops people are getting from these Telegram mining projects? I mean, it’s obviously not dust to some, but on average, people usually get $5-$30. Some are already getting frustrated seeing what they got from Catizen and Hamster, as both are described as ‘airdrop savers’ by some, but it’s clearly not the case. I also learned that even MemeFI is getting ready for the market, as the project hit the premarket a yesterday .

The Telegram mining projects seem to be yet another mixed bag of the latest competitions. While some of its users present it as a simple way to "make a little crypto income," these low amounts -generally $5-$30 - are somewhat disappointing, especially when people set themselves up for such a high expectation. For instance, projects like Catizen and Hamster, which were labeled "bombs," could raise expectations to impossibly high levels. Once this product hits the market, it will be quite interesting to see how it works. And will it provide more value to participants? Vigilance and curiosity are the need of time in such a developing area.

from the past until now, airdrops always have the same pattern, if they don't pay, then they pay but don't have a price, if they have a price, it's probably cheap, and very few pay well enough. This must be understood, so that we don't have high expectations. Although Hamster has quite significant development, and very good advertising, the airdrop payments are not that good. While DOGS may not have an advertising system as good as Hamster, but pays its participants worth it. So, I think we don't need to give high expectations from the airdrops we work on.

You are really emphasizing the management of expectation by a fixture. The traditional case you explained to me was that of something that initially would generate so much hype, but then turned out to be a really rubbish return. I can see that most people in the cryptos have felt that. Such projects should be taken with a grain of salt. One realizes that although some project might have good development and sales at times. However, actual returns are quite far from what one would expect. Mutual motivation given with honest result prevents frustration and leads to better investment decisions in the long run.

[markm]

I absolutely do not want this to be taken as an endorsement of the recent airdrops scene at all...

Certainly not to imply any of them will ever do as well as my "good old days" examples, but that said...

It hasn't even been ONE year yet fergoshsakes, let alone however many years Ripple and Stellar took to even get listed let alone to reach a few dollars per coin.

Googling I found a February 20, 2013, 11:21:24 PM Ripple giveway thread but that one only seems to be a 50 XRP giveaway so the original 50K-XRP giveaway thread was probably earlier than that?

If so then ditto the original 5K-XLM Stellar giveway. Click the link, see what-all hoops one had to jump through to qualify even in the presumably later days of that thread google did find for me - heck you had to not be a forum newbie fergoshsakes, wah wah was that fair?

Gimme an 'appy days toy tahn newspaypa smile... -> <-

-MarkM-

EDIT: Oops first post of that Ripple thread actually does claim to be the original, and says 1000 XRP not 50 XRP, and you didn't have to not be a newbie just not have registered recently (probably not after thread was posted) but still that seems discrepant as I absolutely did get 50K per drop both times their script dropped it way back when. Oh also the smiley being clickable ain't all that noticeable, is it, oh well.

[Lilybasil]

How exactly do you define the recent airdrops people are getting from these Telegram mining projects? I mean, it’s obviously not dust to some, but on average, people usually get $5-$30. Some are already getting frustrated seeing what they got from Catizen and Hamster, as both are described as ‘airdrop savers’ by some, but it’s clearly not the case. I also learned that even MemeFI is getting ready for the market, as the project hit the premarket a yesterday .

Majority say its total waste of time for them since the reward they get is so small compare to the efforts they made. I can say that this is the consequences of joining an airdrop since not every time people will earn huge even if the project gather a lot of hypes. If they think its not good to waste their time in those airdrop if they can only receive such small reward then better they should think about quitting. But for people think about everything is fine and those low reward is normal in airdrop scene since nothing is sure especially on new tokens well maybe they have huge chance to continue and participate  a lot more project then maybe they can hit more bigger rewards next time. Airdrop saver maybe for the fact that it gather lots of attention but don't know if many will continue especially there's lots of disappointments happen with those two project mentioned.

For instance hmstr, after months of farming I got $14 ahah. The thing I've noticed it, the airdrop that'll do well isn't stressful. Notcoin & dogs dor examples.. but I've got faith in memefi. It's already on Bitget pre market and I've noticed increased volumes for lately on it. Let's see what they're cooking .

[Wolf of One Street]

There is no certainty that an airdrop will pay so for those joining an airdrop especially these Telegram airdrops, they should bear in mind that it may or may not pay.
So it's better to plan 50/50 and if a person wants to join you zero your mind, lower expectations to avoid heartbreak because some will pay small thing while others will never pay

[Altcoiner007]

How exactly do you define the recent airdrops people are getting from these Telegram mining projects? I mean, it’s obviously not dust to some, but on average, people usually get $5-$30. Some are already getting frustrated seeing what they got from Catizen and Hamster, as both are described as ‘airdrop savers’ by some, but it’s clearly not the case. I also learned that even MemeFI is getting ready for the market, as the project hit the premarket a yesterday .

Telegram mining isn't a new trend, it comes and goes. The interesting thing is because of its easy to participate nature, it often gets huge interest from newbies alike. The recent Hamster Kombat and Catizen project did not fail completely. It did a great job in raising awareness about crypto on a large scale. The project may not have met the unrealistic expectations of some newbies, but considering its large user base as a Memecoin project, it did fairly well. Memefi is a different project altogether, with promising tasks that could surpass current expectations. I am interested in the Pre-Market option. I read Bitget announced their. I didn't have enough time to mine MEMEFI as much as I dedicated to Hamster though. If you ignore new tapping tokens because of experience with Hamster, then you're not ready for crypto. Sometimes it ends up being worthless and other times, you get a fortune.

[TribalBob]

From the hamster results there, I already feel bored with bot games, almost all games that have a lot of tasks I ignore at the moment, it's too tiring, 3 months of playing tap hamster only get 5$, looking for airdrops outside of tap telegram might be better, which don't require logging in every day

[Text]

A lot of the recent airdrops from Telegram mining projects seem to promise big rewards, but the reality often falls short for many participants. It’s underwhelming for those hoping to profit significantly from these drops. It's clear many users are left feeling disappointed. The frustration is understandable, especially when expectations are set high. It’s important to always manage expectations with these types of projects. The airdrop landscape is evolving, and I think we’ll continue to see varying levels of value across different projects.

[betswift]

From the hamster results there, I already feel bored with bot games, almost all games that have a lot of tasks I ignore at the moment, it's too tiring, 3 months of playing tap hamster only get 5$, looking for airdrops outside of tap telegram might be better, which don't require logging in every day

Yeah, those would get you more buck for sure, though, imagine having accounts, let's say 20-50 of them for both DOGS and HK.. I know people (and they are not really influencers) that have lots of TG accounts to pour them into DOGS, and they got $400-$500, which is far better than anything you would be able to do yourself or without assistance from bots done by programming on Python / other stuff.