How 200k people got the fastest growing crypto coin for free ($SOS guide)

This Christmas hundreds of thousands of NFT collectors got an early gift: an airdrop from a new token called $SOS by OpenDAO.

Everyone who has ever traded an NFT on Opensea qualified for this airdrop, and the average person received tokens worth hundreds of dollars, while some received drops well into the six figures. So far nearly 300,000 people have claimed their tokens.

In this video I talk about SOS, what we know about this new DAO so far, whether it can be the next meme coin, as well as my own strategy for what I'm going to do with my own tokens.

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0:00 start here
1:37 how to claim your free tokens
2:33 why more airdrops are coming
3:54 Opensea (important)
4:56 SOS tokenomics
5:59 the X factor for SOS
7:20 this reminds me of...
8:20 scenario 1 (bull case)
9:04 Scenario 2 (bear case)
10:00 Scenario 3 (meme coin)
11:00 what will SOS be worth

[clarkmaccullough]

$sos was a beautiful Christmas present. Invested 1eth early. 4x in one day. Still holding $3k worth long term. Great video as always

[KaBrook]

That right click saver line was delivered just superbly🤣🤣🤣

[janetentoes]

Thank you Giancarlo. Always wonderfully informative.

[josephrachellash]

I only glanced at CT for a few days, saw people talking about SOS but had no idea. Just went on YT, said lemme check out Giancarlo’s latest. Thanks for letting me know mate! Hahaha

[stddyman]

I got $2000 of SOS for free too. What a great airdrop

[creativeside]

That right click saver joke really got me 💀💀

[ysys]

Thanks JuanCarlos, gonna check if have some airdrop.

[whoisit]

Bro .. SOS is a different breed, watch 🆘🤝

[BoostedFilms]

Great video, thanks! If you haven't done it already, could you do a video on best practices in the NFT space for security? I have a few questions i would love to know the answer to. 1) Is it a best practice to use one wallet for minting and only minting? Then transfer asset from that wallet to a "vault" type wallet? 2) Would a person have a simple way of checking a site to be sure its not a scam before connecting your wallet? 3) Could simply connecting your wallet to a website make you lose everything in that wallet with no further steps than connecting? Or would the wallet owner need to actually do more to fall into the scam? Great job on the videos, you present very well and to the point. Keep it up!

[yogaadrian]

Thank you. Just claimed mine. Nice Xmas present for me.

[MultiShice]

Thanks to you I could get this free airdrop. I think I'm just gonna keep this and see what happens.

[cryptotrader]

I bought more off the secondary market. I think it will get added to Coinbase and Binance and that the Shiba and Doge reference is extremely likely.

[AlfredMontaner]

Open Sea just got its Kiss of death. Pin it

[schweetfightachamplu]

With the teal ring around your profile pic I assume you are bullish Thorchain? Thanks for the content

[LoganAllec]

Yes it generally seems that the Twitter consensus is that it's safe to claim the airdrop. Personally, I'm going to learn a little bit more about how to read smart contracts before I claim. Great video!

[ruor]

I "only" got SOS worth about $200 but will hold for now because I don't have a high risk in the first place. To be safe I disconnected from the airdrop website after claiming SOS.

[Prefesuersheen]

I only claimed around 3 million $SOS, but even that is free value added to my wallet. This plus the ENS airdrop is bullish for adoption of crypto services because the potential of this free value is an incentive to participate early

[KaBrook]

Giancarlo, can I ask, is it still worth buying an eth domain to claim the ens airdrop?

[SergioSalloum]

I tried listing for SOS but it denied me :( so sad that iss

[AS-hhxt]

Fckn great. I never click on these things. Now I did and it says "claim error" but they do have my wallet connection