Keybase cancels Stellar token airdrop
One interesting thing I found was that they must have done some cleanup <i>very</i> early on, or perhaps many people decided to opt out.  According to the wallet tab in the app, the Sept 9 airdrop went out to 280,598 users, while the Nov 17 airdrop (after the fake accounts started piling up) was only to 145,263 users.  Curious to see what this final airdrop will be like.<p>It seemed kinda novel and fun, but I've never really been interested in cryptocurrency, and I have no idea what Stellar is good for, or even if I care more than my ability to cash it out as USD.<p>Overall Stellar feels like a distraction from Keybase building out their core platform and improving the user experience to the point where I'd even think of trying to get my non-technical friends to use it.  And if they want to attract the masses (maybe they don't), they need to integrate traditional payments, in local currencies.  (Yes, I know Stellar can act as an exchange medium, but people will want single-click ability to transfer fiat currency in/out of their bank account.)