People are asking me about the Airdrop. As I announced, our website will be ready within April and we will open the claiming option.
There will be only 1 million coins with 300$ floor price per coin. People who don’t know about floor price may read my post on it.
As I promised I will invest all the money I got from Binance Tip Feature, and also put 2x of the amount from my pocket.
As of today I have 10k followers and got over 110k USD in tips. I will add another 220k from my pocket. So total investment (development + liquidity) will be 330k. Which you may think very small amount, but for me it’s 10x more than enough for a good crypto project.
I will airdrop the tippers at the beginning. As it’s their money. Later I will start airdropping my supporters and contest percipient.
For the tippers, you can claim the airdrop using your binance pay order id. Everyone how tipped has the order id. No worries, there will be instructions on how to get the id.
Don’t worry, if you couldn’t tip. As only people who reading my post from mobile browser has the tip option, I kept some allocations for my supporters and contest percipient. 60% will go to tippers, 30% to the supporters and contest percipient, and 10% will be stacked on my wallet.
Once everyone or 80% of people claims the airdrop on website, we will announce the launch date and the coin will be airdropped 30 minutes before the official launch.
You don’t need to comment that you have tipped me and don’t share the order id with anyone else. Even if you tipped me 1$, you will get the same amount of airdrop.
You will be able to exchange that with crypto or hold in order to receive yearly dividends and the coin will be also required in order to access the decentralised learning platform as you must hold a specific amount of coins in order to sign in.
Many people will tell that I won’t airdrop etc etc. But the fact is if I don’t airdrop the coins, the project will stuck and won’t be popular. So all the money invested will be useless. So don’t listen to BS.
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