10 Comments

  1. HenryK81 on 19. June 2018 at 14:17

    They should…at least for the big/legit projects. After all, these airdrops belong to the people who owned the EOS at the mainnet launch. Now, the smaller/shadier projects…probably not.

     


  2. rando1407 on 19. June 2018 at 14:17

    EOS is booboo

     


  3. robinwindy on 19. June 2018 at 14:17

    binance should support airdrop on EOS, EOS is a promising project!

     


  4. mightyduck19 on 19. June 2018 at 14:17

    Wondering the same thing.

     


  5. LucidDrDreams on 19. June 2018 at 14:17

    Yeah, it’s discretionary… I guess the other rule of thumb is community adoption. They don’t want to list every coin that forks or airdrops because one of the things that is starting to become more prevalent is Spam Coins.

     


  6. [deleted] on 19. June 2018 at 14:17

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  7. Headieddie on 19. June 2018 at 14:17

    Some airdrops exclude exchanges altogether, and there will probably be far too many for the exchanges to deal with anyways. The point of eos is to hold eos. It is structured in a way that lets you ((participate in the overall ecosystem via airdrops)), while still holding eos, thereby strengthening the feedback loop. It will be so attractive to hold eos, that you might want to only participate and invest more in airdrops that you are very sure of, thus allowing you to focus on a few projects instead of spreading yourself thin by investing in many projects out of fomo, and supporting projects that probably shouldn’t be funded and are detracting from valuable projects.

     


  8. mettaworldwar4 on 19. June 2018 at 14:17

    Depends on the airdrops, I know it’s the same like listing of coins/token. They review it first before proceeding with the airdrops.

     


  9. cryptocational on 19. June 2018 at 14:17

    It depends. If EOS is working on them or the project has a great exposure. then I think they will. But if its not. I think they won’t. It depends on the people who buy EOS on them.

     


  10. 2012ronpaul2012 on 19. June 2018 at 14:17

    If not exchange support, will Binance distribute airdroped tokens for personal withdrawal?