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If I feel you're owed a token, but you don't have a wallet in they currency, what should I do: - make you a wallet and let you claim it later? - keep the toke
by __MatrixMan__ 7y ago
If I feel you're owed a token, but you don't have a wallet in they currency, what should I do:
- make you a wallet and let you claim it later?
- keep the token?
Neither of these constitute a hostage situation. There's no buying in except the time it takes to move that token to an exchange and turn it into dollars or kgs of cocaine or whatever.
- hjek 7y ago> - make you a wallet and let you claim it later? > - keep the token? The problem is pretending to do the first while actually doing the latter (when the token isn't claimed after X days, etc...)
- __MatrixMan__ 7y agoYeah, I suppose it would be better to just let the tokens pile up in the wallet, the better to later inventivize adoption later. I still think it's less shady than the concept of advertising in the first place. I have yet to come across a satisfying definition of malware that doesn't also describe web advertising.