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$SASH Airdrop Update: Sigmoid Actually Looks Pretty Legit

By NOVAX | Block To The Future | 6 Apr 2021


 

First off, I want to thank the 27 people who signed-up for the $SASH (Sigmoid) airdrop using my referral link after reading my article, "Sometimes, I like to sign-up for random airdrops... and sometimes it pays off". I enjoyed writing about my experiences with random airdrops over the years. And I'm happy to report that my random airdrops reached all-time-highs this past week, collectively exceeding $1,000 in value. I have also enjoyed reading your comments and I appreciate everyone for tipping and sharing my posts, especially on other social media networks because... I don't get out much.

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If you missed my last post on Sigmoid, you can still sign-up for the $SASH airdrop using this Telegram airdrop bot. It's super easy and basic stuff... like a retweet and tag on twitter... stuff like that and no KYC. You can earn between $50 and $100 worth of $SASH for completing a handful of tasks on Twitter, Telegram, & Medium (linked to my pages, please follow for more content like this).  I was able to earn 105 SASH for completing a few tasks, but I also earned 135 SASH from 27 referrals! Keep in mind that I started Block To The Future with Publish0x and I do not have any established social media presence where I am able to share my posts.

I'm starting to get more deliberate about sharing my posts with relevant communities or tagging them on Twitter, but up until the last article or two, all of my reach was 100% organic, as in I posted the article on Publish0x and that's all. I don't enjoy managing social media pages and promoting my content as much as I enjoy doing market research and writing about my experiences. So the social media pages I just created for Block To The Future are mostly just a feed for my blog posts. However, I also plan to update you guys with time-sensitive low-cap value as I find it... even if I haven't finished a blog post on it yet. So, if you follow my social media pages, you may get some information sooner than if you're just following the blog here on Publish0x

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I wanted to bring you guys an update on the progress of this $SASH airdrop because it's one that I'm actually interested in. Some interesting posts have come from the Sigmoid Twitter account since my initial post on Sigmoid on March 28th. On March 29th this #programmerjoke was shared. I have no idea what this means or why it's funny. I guess that's why it's called a #programmerjoke. If someone can please explain it to a non-programmer that would be great, thank you. At any rate, I am glad to see we're getting some activity from Sigma Protocol's social media.

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This was the big announcement that caught my attention and made me want to check my $SASH airdrop referral balance. Just 14 hours ago, Sigmoid announced on Twitter that they have turned their github page public and have a code audit inbound. This is really interesting and positive news for Sigmoid (aka Sigma Protocol). Last week I thought of Sigma Protocol as an interesting blockchain bond protocol with possible use-case of generating modest stable returns. Now I'm beginning to see that there could be a lot more potential here for building DeFi 2.0. 

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After seeing that Sigmoid is developing in an open-source environment, I went to take a closer look at the Medium post pinned to the top of their Twitter page, "DEFI 2.0 and why Sigmoid Will be its accelerator?". It's worth giving that a look, because I think they may be onto something here. I've been farming on Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and Tron Network. I know the DeFi market relatively well. I'm learning more every day. But I can see value in the model proposed here. Though, admittedly, I had not read this Medium post when I initially wrote about Sigmoid

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Sigma Protocol is looking to make big foundational changes in the DeFi market. They have proposed a bond standard (ERC-659 / BEP-659) that would enable DeFi staking with callable ERC-659 bond tokens issued in exchange for liquidity instead of ERC-20 liquidity provider tokens. These bonds would pay distributions in increments until maturity. I can see this model have appeal to liquidity providers. I would be eager to try it out with a small stake in a stable pair to see how it works. If the project continues to grow, I'll need to take a closer look at another of Sigmoid's Medium posts which describes the architecture of the bond standard they are developing in more detail, EIP(BEP)-659 Multiple Callable Bonds Standard Proposal draft.

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That's basically all there is to report about the $SASH Sigmoid airdrop right now. I don't want to repeat what I've already discussed in my previous post, so you can check that out here if you're interested. I appreciate your thumbs up and comments. Please let me know your thoughts below. I always appreciate when people use my referral links, that really helps me a lot. I would love to here about any airdrops you might be participating in. Feel free to leave your referral links in the comments so that I can check them out! Also remember to subscribe if you want to see my next post about my secret sauce for finding value in low market cap blockchain projects. I'm pulling a page from the 2050 Crypto Almanac I swiped during my last trip to the future.

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NOVAX
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Cataloging my discoveries from the fringes of the crypto economy. Finding deep value in decentralized small caps. Block To The Future blog author & Vaxxed World contributor. Tracking innovations in multi-chain defi, yield farming, nodes, and staking.


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