Hey, have you been enjoying the Telegram airdrops lately? I mean, it's crazy how many tasks we have to complete every day, right? In just a few months, hundreds of coins have popped up.
I'm starting to think people are getting a bit burned out on these airdrops. I mean, who hasn't spent hours completing tasks only to receive some worthless coins? It's like, what's the point, right? But then again, there are some success stories like $NOT. Remember that one? 11 million users received an average of $300 each, totaling 3.5 billion in airdrops! And $DOGS was pretty cool too, with 30 million users claiming it with minimal tasks.
But let's be real, most airdrops aren't that successful. People spend months completing tasks, only to receive $15-$20 worth of coins that aren't even worth $5 today. It's like, what a waste of time, right?
have you noticed the latest trend in Telegram airdrops? Now, they're asking people to pay 0.5 or 1 TON (Telegram's native cryptocurrency) just to receive the airdrop. And get this, the airdrop doesn't even launch for three months or more!
It's like, what's the point of calling it an airdrop if you're charging people for it? Isn't the whole idea of an airdrop to, well, give away free coins?
I think they're doing this to create hype and make people invest in their project. They're essentially saying, "Hey, pay us now, and you'll get our coin for free later." But what if the coin turns out to be worthless?
And let's not forget, people are spending real money on these TON coins, hoping to get in on the next big thing. It's like a gamble, and most people are going to lose.
I've seen projects asking for 0.5 TON or more, which is around $5-$10. That's not a lot, but multiply it by millions of users, and you get the idea. They're making bank off people's hope and desperation.
It's getting ridiculous. People need to wake up and realize they're being taken advantage of. Do your research, don't fall for the hype, and never pay for an airdrop.