The Currency Analytics
By Steven Anderson
Overall Market Cap
Overall Uptick and Downtrend in Trends
Malicious Players End AirDrop
XLM and Stellar Achieve Their Goal Despite Airdrop Stopping Halfway
What Denelle Dixon Liked About Keybase
Human Behavior vs. Spammers Filtered 150,000 Genuine Signups
Spam Blocking
Stellar recently announced an airdrop on the encryption app. The sooner the announcement was made, the spammers flocked the site.
The overall market cap is losing grounds, and the price is flowing down from $200 billion to $191 Billion. The cost can slide down to $189 million.
The airdrop led to the coming in of more people to Keybase to get the benefits of the airdrop, and there was an overall uptick in the traffic.
Keybase now states that “The total giveaway amount will have been 300 million Lumens (approximately USD 16,000,000).”
Airdrops are hard to get, malicious players, put an end to the good of genuine investors. The goal of the airdrop was achieved as their primary focus was to inspire several…
Max Krohn, CEO of Keybase, stated, "It was an interesting experiment," Krohn said. "In the end, it achieved the goal of getting more numbers onto Keybase and more people onto…
Denelle Dixon, Stellar Development Foundation CEO, stated, "They had developed a lot of interesting activities for users," she said, such as easily sharing XLM within a chat.
SMS verification and a few other filters were used to differentiate between human-like behaviors. After the filtration process, 150,000 Genuine Signups made it through.