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#KEYBASE XLM AIRDROP UPDATE#
#KEYBASE XLM AIRDROP REGISTRATION#
#KEYBASE XLM AIRDROP FREE#

chat with them (encrypted!) while you both await NovemberĪnd apologies for the delay.

So: **we have spent the last month making it easier to participate**. GitHub and HackerNews were both under attack and reached out to us. In case you missed it, we were forced to shut down registrations due to a swarm of bad actors. You are still registered **there is nothing for you to do.** The first distribution will happen November 15, and you should expect more Lumens every month. The Stellar Space Drop program is back on.

#KEYBASE XLM AIRDROP FREE#

But potentially free money (crypto) with no KYC. Will this happen? – I’m not sure, as they’ve already fooled us once (twice?), and the new requirements seem more exploitable then the previous halted promotion.

#KEYBASE XLM AIRDROP UPDATE#

Update : Keybase now says you can get in on the XLM giveaway (space drop) by downloading the Keybase App and receiving an SMS. Next drop scheduled for December 15, 2019, tough to estimate the value … maybe half? Update : Looks like the distribution may take a few days, but it appears that the November Spacedrop is going out (~688 XLM, ~$49.81).

#KEYBASE XLM AIRDROP REGISTRATION#

According to the Keybase website, registration for the airdrop is now closed and it’ll all be over inside a week.Update 12/11/19: December will be the last month December spacedrop was for ~355 XLM. Individuals would also be able to block other Keybase users with a simple click or invoke what the company called the “nuclear option,” which allowed customers to set their own rules regarding who their followers could be.īut it wasn’t enough. Keybase said it planned to implement changes to its platform so that users could immediately report spam or abuse from Keybase’s chat interface. “Keybase still works great, but we should act quickly.”

“To be clear, the current spam volume isn’t dire YET,” the company wrote in a blog post.

Keybase, at the time, said it would do all it could to solve the problem while keeping the Stellar airdrop alive, and without censoring its platform. The amount of spam that flooded Keybase over the last week clogged its network with “unwanted alerts, messages and other unpleasantry,” according to a report from Ars Technica, and it led to nearly constant complaints from legitimate users of the encrypted messaging service. “It's not in the Stellar network's interest to reward those people it is also not in Keybase's interest to have them as Keybase users.” “Starting in the last week or so, crappy fake accounts were beginning to come in, far beyond the capacity of Keybase or SDF to filter,” the messaging company said in a blog post. The final 100 million XLM tokens will be distributed during the week of December 15, bringing the final airdrop total to 300 million tokens-a far cry from the 2 billion first projected. Based on the price of XLM at the time, that would have amounted to upwards of $120 million in free crypto.īad actors have evidently spoiled the fun, and a swarm of “garbage” accounts over the last few weeks have caused Keybase to end the giveaway after less than 90 days into it. The event was first announced last September, when the Stellar Foundation said it planned to unload roughly 2 billion XLM tokens on users of the messaging service over the next 20 months. Spammers have forced encrypted messaging and chat service Keybase to end its Stellar Lumens (XLM) airdrop several months early.