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Hive Secondary Airdrop: No Additional Airdrops

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Published: 03 May 2020 › Updated: 03 May 2020Hive Secondary Airdrop: No Additional Airdrops

Hive Secondary Airdrop: No Additional Airdrops

By voting for this proposal, you are voting against airdropping Hive funds to any account that is being considered by the community for a secondary drop. This proposal shows support for continuing forward with the distribution that was established during the first block of the Hive blockchain, and for not changing or adding any new airdrops going forwards.

There are two main groups being considered for secondary airdrops, which can be found here:

Voting for this "No Airdrop" proposal does not mean you cannot vote for one of the secondary airdrop groups if you support it. You also can vote for any individual proposals that may arise in the future, which will be measured against this "No Airdrop" proposal vote total.

This allows for less cost and complexity for the community as a whole, and also means that voters who choose to support "No Airdrops" now will be able to add their vote to any future proposals should they support a specific appeal and would like it to pass.

For more information, read the in-depth post about the secondary airdrop and community decision process on the main hiveio@hiveio account:
@hiveio/secondary-airdrop-proposal-info-community-voting

You can use multiple interfaces to interact with proposals to the DHF.

Three of the best options available currently are Hivedao.com, the PeakD.com interface, and the Hive.Blog interface. These are all different ways to view the same proposals, so feel free to use whichever you feel most comfortable with.

Hive Secondary Airdrop: No Additional Airdrops is Proposal #103

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