Bounty and airdrops didn't disappoint you, you did disappoint yourself.

[Sayeds56]

There have been a lot of noise all over the cryptocurrency space recently, and all is about telegram tap to earn airdrops, which is a new trend in the crypto bounty's space, and I have to come out to clear what I believe is the truth and as experience cryptocurrency lover I know exactly what I am saying.

Many airdrop hunters are disappointed at most of the recently launched coins that they participated in the airdrop program and a lot of them have shown their anxiety and frustration, all they say I that this coins scam them and that coin is a failure simply because the team refused to give them tons of coins to cash out free money, or because the price they expected the coin to get listed or pumped to have failed to come by this time.

Judging from this, we can say that the problem is not with the coin's, but the problem is with the airdrop participants, since greed have taken over them to the point that a team will give them $1000 or more rewards for doing nothing only by just tapping on their screen, or because the expected the team to pump the price of the coin on exchange just to favor their own desire, all this will not end well for the team and will not be achievable for them, so before you blame them first of all accept your mistake of building a mansion out of a mullhill and move on.

Absolutely, it is the mistake of the participants getting swept up by the hype generated on social media channels, especially videos, and didn't make any through research of the telegram channels projects before investing time in such meme coin ventures. These projects were designed were meant for profiteering by the creators, and what participants received, is a very little share of the reward.

[taufik123]

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and one thing that deceive most of this people is because of the marking of their rewards are mark in dollars so let say Hamster tokens balance on the apps have the dollar sign on it and that becomes a point of deception for many people thinking that the token accumulated represent Dollars instead taking notes of what the token price will be on the excahges.

This mistake of value have resulted into so much disappointment for many of them seeing the real token value in the market right now, this makes them feels that the project have under paid them not knowing that it they that mislead themselves at first.

Also the idea of even having to put so much hope on an airdrop is somewhat a wrong idea and for some reason even Experience cryptocurrency enthusiasm also fall for this which is not surpose to be so in the first place.

Being a point of fraud?
I think it's pretty common for all Airdrop projects to do these days, signifying the dollar symbol on the number of points they use.
Those who are newbies and new to crypto are just exaggerating about using the dollar sign, when it is important.

They just had too high expectations, wanting to get rich overnight with their first project.
I know Hamster Combat was very hype and even out of the zone of actual crypto users. Many lay users log in and try their luck with a very easy airdrop with a tap of the screen, like the success of Notcoin.

Those who are disappointed are only those who are very public and overthink the big profits, and when looking at the reality of the Hamster tokens listed on the Exchange they are not satisfied.

Don't put too much hope in the airdrop, it will only disappoint you.
I even just do what I can and don't have too high expectations, the important thing is that I do my job, if it doesn't yield results there are still more airdrops.
I have even worked on dozens of airdrops and only a few have yielded considerable results.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Judging from this, we can say that the problem is not with the coin's, but the problem is with the airdrop participants, since greed have taken over them to the point that a team will give them $1000 or more rewards for doing nothing only by just tapping on their screen, or because the expected the team to pump the price of the coin on exchange just to favor their own desire, all this will not end well for the team and will not be achievable for them, so before you blame them first of all accept your mistake of building a mansion out of a mullhill and move on.

So, are you of the opinion that $2 reward for taping on a P2E game for 4 months is a great reward to newbies who devoted their time and burn some data is expection for just a fair reward at least? Participants are not wrong to expect just a fair reward for the stress of taping a game for more than 8 weeks.

For perspective, how many dollars does a new business owner / founder "earn per hour" typically the first year or few?

Speaking of the profit that new business or projects earn in their first year of business, if you are referring to crypto alone, almost all crypto projects makes a lot of money in their first year and the money is from ICO or presale. Most projects are just after their own profit and not concern about investors profit. So, if you ask after the profit ratio of crypto projects in their first year, it's high. Some of these projects owners allocate a lot of coins to themselves and their team, after listing on exchange, they still dump the price on their own and leave the investors hopeless.

[markm]

For perspective, how many dollars does a new business owner / founder "earn per hour" typically the first year or few?

Speaking of the profit that new business or projects earn in their first year of business, if you are referring to crypto alone, almost all crypto projects makes a lot of money in their first year and the money is from ICO or presale. Most projects are just after their own profit and not concern about investors profit. So, if you ask after the profit ratio of crypto projects in their first year, it's high. Some of these projects owners allocate a lot of coins to themselves and their team, after listing on exchange, they still dump the price on their own and leave the investors hopeless.

Aha! So the people jumping onto the scammy airdrops are motivated by the idea that they themselves are thereby become a part of the scammy crypto projects landscape thus can expect to profit like other scammy crypto project folk have in the past, eh?

Awesome. So we can likely expect they will go onward realising they need to launch the scammy projects themselves in order to be the profiteers, so an influx of new "project developers" should be on its way...

-MarkM-

[passwordnow]

Judging from this, we can say that the problem is not with the coin's, but the problem is with the airdrop participants, since greed have taken over them to the point that a team will give them $1000 or more rewards for doing nothing only by just tapping on their screen, or because the expected the team to pump the price of the coin on exchange just to favor their own desire, all this will not end well for the team and will not be achievable for them, so before you blame them first of all accept your mistake of building a mansion out of a mullhill and move on.

You are on point here brother. It's true that many airdrop participants were saying their disappointment because they didn't expect how low their efforts are worth for all of these months that they've been active to these particular projects that they have been tapping on. Maybe it's greed but I think it's all about frustration that when their expectations weren't met. That's the lesson here, do not expect a lot from airdrops.

It's actually a good pastime when you have a lot of time to spare from doing all of those taps. But you don't have to be reliant on it at most times. Just do it casually and enjoy all of it so that when the TGE comes and your reward is quite low, you won't be disappointed but instead you'd be happy that there's the counter part of these projects that have reciprocated your efforts.

What's sad is that they're not just hoping for $1000 or so. Because in the past, there have been a lot of generous projects that have airdropped. Maybe that has set the standard so high that coming to the point that they think they'll become rich doing airdrops.

[o48o]

There have been a lot of noise all over the cryptocurrency space recently, and all is about telegram tap to earn airdrops, which is a new trend in the crypto bounty's space, and I have to come out to clear what I believe is the truth and as experience cryptocurrency lover I know exactly what I am saying.

Many airdrop hunters are disappointed at most of the recently launched coins that they participated in the airdrop program and a lot of them have shown their anxiety and frustration, all they say I that this coins scam them and that coin is a failure simply because the team refused to give them tons of coins to cash out free money, or because the price they expected the coin to get listed or pumped to have failed to come by this time.

Judging from this, we can say that the problem is not with the coin's, but the problem is with the airdrop participants, since greed have taken over them to the point that a team will give them $1000 or more rewards for doing nothing only by just tapping on their screen, or because the expected the team to pump the price of the coin on exchange just to favor their own desire, all this will not end well for the team and will not be achievable for them, so before you blame them first of all accept your mistake of building a mansion out of a mullhill and move on.

I sort of understand the disappointment, but bounty hunters need to understand that when they are given "$1k worth of tokens", that value isn't based on anything. You are not being paid, you are being exploited. The tokens they give to you don't cost anything to anyone. You are working for free, and hoping that those tokens would have value. Anyone saying that they would have value is lying to you. They don't have value, they might have "valuation" made up by the team. But that doesn't mean anything.

When they are giving that "$1000 worth of tokens" for everyone, and someone believes it, then they need to take a hard look at the mirror, and maybe study how money or value works.

It doesn't hurt to ask yourself why would those tokens have value in the first place, when the market is saturated of similar projects, and they aren't worth anything either.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Aha! So the people jumping onto the scammy airdrops are motivated by the idea that they themselves are thereby become a part of the scammy crypto projects landscape thus can expect to profit like other scammy crypto project folk have in the past, eh?

Awesome. So we can likely expect they will go onward realising they need to launch the scammy projects themselves in order to be the profiteers, so an influx of new "project developers" should be on its way...

-MarkM-

As I am now, I will hardly participate in airdrops or bounty and even if I am tempted to do so, it means am very sure of the reward. For example when the airdrop or bounty reward is being escrowed and the reward will also be paid in stable coin, apart from that, I doubt I will just rush into doing any airdrops, why is it so? That's because I have been in the crypto space for more than 4 years and I have had so many experiences but the question is, how about those newbies who doesn't have any experience in crypto? They probably got referred into airdrops because they saw their friends doing it or because someone just randomly ask them to do it, assuring them it's going to pay them.

So, what am saying is that, most experienced crypto enthusiast will not do these airdrops but there are thousands of newbies who doesn't have any knowledge of crypto and would not know what I scam project.

[markm]

So, what am saying is that, most experienced crypto enthusiast will not do these airdrops but there are thousands of newbies who doesn't have any knowledge of crypto and would not know what I scam project.

Absolutely, so we will likely also be seeing a new influx of ebooks and courses to help stay safe in cryptoland.

Anyone know if the whatever big exchange's lessons plan that pays is a reputable place to send them to earn and learn?

Including earn in the offer though could lead the ones who learned to avoid it figuring anything that says that is likely a scam, so possibly the wisest course is to steer them here so we can take ad... er I mean help them in this much better setting.

Oh but wait, do we really want literally millions of such utter naives flooding this place? Hmmm...

Responsibility versus the inconvenience of it all, oh my...


-MarkM-

[Odusko]

As I am now, I will hardly participate in airdrops or bounty and even if I am tempted to do so, it means am very sure of the reward. For example when the airdrop or bounty reward is being escrowed and the reward will also be paid in stable coin, apart from that, I doubt I will just rush into doing any airdrops, why is it so? That's because I have been in the crypto space for more than 4 years and I have had so many experiences but the question is, how about those newbies who doesn't have any experience in crypto? They probably got referred into airdrops because they saw their friends doing it or because someone just randomly ask them to do it, assuring them it's going to pay them.

So, what am saying is that, most experienced crypto enthusiast will not do these airdrops but there are thousands of newbies who doesn't have any knowledge of crypto and would not know what I scam project.

I am of the same opinion as you also, I have never participated in bounty before at least none that I did and get rewarded for, and the reason is because most time's all ng the line I get to discover that some of the bounties that are active lately are all shitcoins and scams project so participating in the bounty is like giving a free promotion to a scammers which is something I won't want the do, so for sure finding the right and good bounty become the biggest job for some of us, and the unavailability of such good bounties made us to abandon bounty entirely.

Unless if few of the reputable bounty managers such as Yahoo and Hhampuz are the manager that introduced such a bounty because I know that this managers who not take any bounty offer with first of all doing an extra digging of the project.

[Pandu Geddon]

Many airdrop hunters are disappointed at most of the recently launched coins that they participated in the airdrop program and a lot of them have shown their anxiety and frustration, all they say I that this coins scam them and that coin is a failure simply because the team refused to give them tons of coins to cash out free money, or because the price they expected the coin to get listed or pumped to have failed to come by this time.

Another mistake that airdrop hunters often make is working on too many airdrops they find through channels or groups. they don't verify first whether the project is good or worth following or not. many airdrop hunters do seeding, meaning they work on all the airdrops they find, and hope they will get good results from one or several airdrops that have been followed.

May not be a problem. but if they know that they might get a small payment, or even nothing. they shouldn't complain about anything. they should think more realistically and not make a point of view that blames the project team.

[aioc]

Another mistake that airdrop hunters often make is working on too many airdrops they find through channels or groups. they don't verify first whether the project is good or worth following or not. many airdrop hunters do seeding, meaning they work on all the airdrops they find, and hope they will get good results from one or several airdrops that have been followed.

May not be a problem. but if they know that they might get a small payment, or even nothing. they shouldn't complain about anything. they should think more realistically and not make a point of view that blames the project team.

I have this feeling and its happening now, that this Telegram Mini Application airdrop are going to be saturated by fake airdrops, and cash cows of developers, We have seen it already happened on Hamster participants, where they get only $10 or less after working two to three months.

There's a possibility that we will see fewer people doing this tapping airdrop after these airdrops fail them one after the other, Hamster and Rabbit failed them in a few days, and I'm sure X Empire, which will distribute their token, will not satisfy their users, Let's see before the end of this year if these airdrops are still the talk of the community.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Unless if few of the reputable bounty managers such as Yahoo and Hhampuz are the manager that introduced such a bounty because I know that this managers who not take any bounty offer with first of all doing an extra digging of the project.

Yes, they are reputable managers but they are not to be held responsible for the failure of any project they are running campaign for. They usually put such terms in their policies and it means that they themselves can not guarantee you if a project will he successfull or not. If you are participating in their campaign, it's certainly at your own risk too.

[Sim_card]

Airdrop participants act as if there is free money anywhere and majority of them got carried away with DOG and Notcoin profits which made them to have big hopes on Hamster. Unfortunately, it's a different project with different name and they should not expect the same thing to happen because it is not everyone that cares about your contributions to their project. A man went to church and made a pledge of $3000 hoping to pay with his profit from Hamster but he got disappointed and doesn't know how to pay this money since he got peanuts from Hamster.  

[sarmrakib]

Judging from this, we can say that the problem is not with the coin's, but the problem is with the airdrop participants, since greed have taken over them to the point that a team will give them $1000 or more rewards for doing nothing only by just tapping on their screen, or because the expected the team to pump the price of the coin on exchange just to favor their own desire, all this will not end well for the team and will not be achievable for them, so before you blame them first of all accept your mistake of building a mansion out of a mullhill and move on.

So, are you of the opinion that $2 reward for taping on a P2E game for 4 months is a great reward to newbies who devoted their time and burn some data is expection for just a fair reward at least? Participants are not wrong to expect just a fair reward for the stress of taping a game for more than 8 weeks.

For perspective, how many dollars does a new business owner / founder "earn per hour" typically the first year or few?

Speaking of the profit that new business or projects earn in their first year of business, if you are referring to crypto alone, almost all crypto projects makes a lot of money in their first year and the money is from ICO or presale. Most projects are just after their own profit and not concern about investors profit. So, if you ask after the profit ratio of crypto projects in their first year, it's high. Some of these projects owners allocate a lot of coins to themselves and their team, after listing on exchange, they still dump the price on their own and leave the investors hopeless.

I am agree with you that project founder are really male plan how to earn and profit from their newly project though they have a future plan to scam here. Some are them scam even before enter on the market. However investor loss their money blame the scam project. I wanna say a bit different investor need to be smart and research the project before doing invest. If scammer makes plan to scam why investor not make plan to research the project before doing investment. Mostly they fall into the reward which is juicy and finally they lost the juice with the tree. So need to be smart on every movement.

[Abu-Naim]

Judging from this, we can say that the problem is not with the coin's, but the problem is with the airdrop participants, since greed have taken over them to the point that a team will give them $1000 or more rewards for doing nothing only by just tapping on their screen, or because the expected the team to pump the price of the coin on exchange just to favor their own desire, all this will not end well for the team and will not be achievable for them, so before you blame them first of all accept your mistake of building a mansion out of a mullhill and move on.

We have the same thought mate, many of this airdrop participants are new to cryptocurrency, they are just here just to tap and earn, they came with the intention of making huge money with just one project which is not possible. They think since $Not coin paid people good money, they should also be paid by all projects which is very wrong and a greedy thought.

Dogs even paid well, but the must disappointing project is Hamster Kombat which so many airdrop participants were hoping on to build mansion, but I as a crypto enthusiasts, I know that they can’t pay big money because they have large community that if they paid well it will affect their token, but I think this has resulted to many people leaving the telegram tap games which has reduce the trend.
I hope they can now know that crypto is not a get rich quick scheme.