hello ... my name is Yana Bin Tasdik
I am a promoter, owner and founder of all EventAirdrop channels.
My purpose in building this channel is to share information about all the prize programs from all blockchain-based projects
Welcome to EventAirdrop, a free source that presents the most up-to-date and legitimate airdrop cryptocurrency in the world. We verify and collect airdrops and gifts every day to give you the latest and most profitable income opportunities. Choose airdrop and follow the instructions provided to claim free crypto tokens, or choose your favorite project!
What are airdrops & bounties?
Many crypto companies distribute free coins to their communities to increase the visibility of their projects, increase their supply and stimulate trade. This free distribution is commonly known as airdrops.
Most of the airdrops we present are "bounty" drops, which will give you tokens for completing simple social media tasks (Join their Telegram group, reposting on Twitter, etc.). This offer creates a win-win scenario because the company gets free marketing, and you get free crypto. Other airdrops will reward you for holding only certain coins without expecting mutual consideration.
Why do the ICO and IEO crypto projects provide free coins?
Cryptocurrency only has value because people believe in them and recognize their value. The more people who have cryptocurrency, the more likely it is to be widely adopted and increase in value. Airdrops are effective because of the endowment effect, a phenomenon where people will value value just because they have it.
By executing airdrop prizes, startups can create mass awareness about their projects, sales of tokens or pre-ICO and IEO with a minimum cost for them. Social media campaigns allow the project to be seen by people who would never recognize it. Airdrops can also create a broad user network that is motivated to drive project success by doing things together such as winning community elections for exchange lists.
By giving prizes to tokens owners with free airdrops, their projects can also encourage users to hold (HODL) for the long term. This can effectively reduce coin selling pressure. Airdrops holders have become a popular tactic among some of the most successful crypto projects, such as NXT, WAVES, Bitcore and more.
How do you claim airdrops?
The claim process differs from project to project. Some "holder drops" will automatically drop tokens into the user's wallet that has a certain coin. Other projects are based on snapshots, and can only be claimed by users who hold the required token during the snapshot, which is a note from the token holder that was taken at a particular time / block.
An example of an airdrop holder is Byteball, which was originally distributed to Bitcoin holders. They also send the number of monthly bytes into the Byteball holder wallet in proportion to the amount of BTC / GBYTE they hold during the drop. These types of drops can create advantages that often result in significant price action for certain coins.
To participate in the Airdrop bounty, you will likely need an active account on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Telegram. You must also have a Bitcointalk.org account, because a few drops require participants to post proof of ownership on the forum thread. Most gift drops will require you to join a Telegram group and share posts on Facebook and Twitter. After completing the steps to order a gift, you must fill out the form with your username and wallet address.
Participants with strong hands are able to produce famous wealth just by holding coins which are dripped through their volatile growth. We strongly recommend that your airdrop be as long as possible. There is no doubt that most of the crypto projects out there are worthless and they will fall to zero, but we bring you projects where we see a potential future. Some of these projects will be very successful, and if you decide to maintain their tokens, you in the future will be grateful.
Is that a hard fork?
A difficult fork is when the crypto currency is divided into two separate currencies. The first hard fork was Bitcoin Cash which was separated from Bitcoin on block # 478,558 on August 1, 2017. Bitcoin forks and other chain forking became popular since then. We list the forks difficult for informative purposes, but also because we see them as dividends and are similar to airdrop. We cannot verify the security or legitimacy of a hard fork, so always be careful and be sure to claim a fork with an empty wallet's private key.
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