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Derek
@badadvicehq
There's so many controversy surrounding airdrops and airdrop farmers right now. Many project teams see airdrop farmers as leeches, but is that an accurate or unfair description? I'm not referring to those who farm projects with multiple wallets. Let's consider this, most project teams always require PoW or PoS before you get their airdrop. They give you several tasks to complete and even disqualify if you don't meet their set requirements. If that's the case, why should they dictate how a user uses what they obviously worked for? It's different if project tokens are just airdropped to you wallet and they dictate how to use them, but surely not when you've worked for them. It may seem like the space is hard on founders, but if you have a great product you won't be worried about your token being discarded quickly. There are people who've held tokens or many years, myself included.
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Ayan
@ogerpon.eth
"If you have a great product (with great marketing), you shouldn't be worried"
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Derek
@badadvicehq
Exactly! A great product with great marketing shouldn't be worried about anyone selling their aidropped tokens. Some will sell, many will hold, and many will buy some more.
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Ayan
@ogerpon.eth
but airdrops is their way of doing marketing
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Derek
@badadvicehq
Nailed again! So what's the issue? You got something out of it, so did the farmers. At what point did they turn out to be leeches?
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Ayan
@ogerpon.eth
both are leeches. lmao. it's a win-win situation. you got attention, they got tokens.
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Derek
@badadvicehq
Both are leeches since we're throwing around that word. 😂😂😂
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Ayan
@ogerpon.eth
🤣🤣🤣
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