You probably heard about the benefits of working with immutable states. That's the whole base of the blockchain, in ugly words, a big immutable database (decentralized of course). I'm not entering in details

This is a follow up to my previous study that you can find here: - If you didn't read it yet, go ahead to understand the airdrop steps and costs. I've just been in touch with the community about this study

I was studying about EOS RAM Allocation, CPU and NET bandwith and I was wondering about how much it costs to organize a real airdrop. So I just came up with this small experiment in Jungle testnet which

Inspired by EOSIO release (the most waited and wanted revolutionary software of the last years), by EOS Mainnet Launch, and also by @ajose01 post How to Create an Account and use Scatter in EOS Jungle