I've written about airdrops before. In a previous article I stated that usually you have to perform some sort of task to be eligible for an airdrop. It usually involves filling out a form and then posting something in Twitter. For a short time I was entering several airdrops a week. It got to the point that I was spamming my own Twitter feed. I stopped because I didn't want to keep spamming my followers. It was also a little tedious doing the same repetitive tasks over and over again. I got bored and was afraid I was boring my followers.
This (for me) is one of the problems that Castle (CSTL) solves! If you hold CSTL and have registered your CSTL address you get passive airdrops without having to do anything else. No more spamming your Twitter feed or trying to figure out what your Telegram username is. For airdrop providers it gives them a platform to distribute their coins. Having a wide base of potentially active participants is crucial to someone entering the market with a new coin. It's important to note that the airdropped coins are based on the number of CSTL coins you hold. This means fair and equitible distribution among participants. There are many 'Airdrop Farms' (my term) where people create fake accounts just to get more coins from free airdrops. The only ones benefiting from that scenario are the farmers. This dilutes the overall value of the coin. CSTL can help prevent this.
For CSTL HODL'ers it gives them a way to earn airdropped coins/tokens with little effort and little chance of screwing things up. No chance of missing a free airdrop as long as they are distributing on the CSTL platform. It also frees the user up from having to perform repetitive menial tasks. It also eliminates mistakes that result from confusing instructions, an example of this is to paste your Ethereum address into your Bitcointalk location field. I've been on some non-Ethereum-based airdrop pages where the participants post an Ethereum address in the coin field when the coin isn't even an ERC20 token. The sheer number of airdrops has trained people to copy and paste information without even trying to comprehend what they are doing. This is not good for the coin developer or the end user/investor.
CSTL is available to purchase now on stocks.exchange and coinsmarkets.com.