If you have 5GB, then you will automatically get 1GB added to your wallet balance when the airdrop happens.  You don't have to do anything.

The other DAG-coin, IOTA, can not even be cloned by scammers, due to its entire value being in the centralized closed-source "Coordinator"-software. Fun. 

From what you've said, it sounds like you are fine for the airdrop (and by the way, it's an extra 20%, not 10%, as well as airdrop blackbytes). As with most cryptocurrency wallets, your Byteball wallet can create a large number of addresses, all of which belong to you. Your wallet adds up the balances in all of these addresses to report your total balance. But the important thing for the airdrop is the "linked" addresses that the Transition Bot listed for you. The address your wallet gives you in the receive menu is just a new address for improved privacy, but if it holds any bytes for you, you should either link that new address using the Transition Bot, or send any bytes from there to an existing linked address before the airdrop to get your blackbytes.

You've said the balance in "address1" is your correct total balance, so unless you receive more funds before the airdrop, you are all set. You do not need to move your balance to "address1", it's already there.

This is one of the best airdrop concepts out there... I enjoy getting the free byte and blackbytes each airdrop.  Hopefully there are a few more left.

No kidding free airdrop=free opportunity you cant really complain. Btw isnt it funny how quickly that can change in cryptoland. Just three weeks ago it was hell on earth, now it looks like sunny skies for the time being. Interesting industry truly

couple quick questions if somebody could help clarify I'd appreciate it.

-If I use signatures to register for the snapshot, and after distribution move some or all of the bitcoin from my wallet to an exchange for trading and then want to participate in the next airdrop distribution with the same address do I have to register again? I'd withdraw BTC from the wallet then before next full moon withdraw from the exchange to the same address I registered with byteball for this upcoming snapshot, the coins would just be moved out and back in again. Would the address still be part of the snapshot or do I need to register for the second airdrop like the first?
-If my BTC balance increases for the second airdrop would that mean I'd earn more bytecoin or is it based on the balance of the first airdrop I participated in?
-I plan to leave my byteball in the wallet after the airdrop, do the extra coins earned from the byteball balance affect the amount earned from the Bitcoin balance? Or do you earn both extra byteball by having a byteball balance and the airdrop based on BTC in the registered address and amounts are independent of each other.

Thanks, I think I understand it and know the answers but wasn't completely sure about future rounds and the thread has grown so wasn't easy to find answers quickly, apologize if they have been asked an answered already.
Wish I had heard about byteball in December, really interesting project surprised it hasn't recieved more publicity. I was told first rule of byteball is you don't talk about byteball lol, but something this groundbreaking seems hard to keep quit. Thanks for any clarification on how second rounds work, don't plan to miss anymore now that I've found it. Gonna buy a little byteball to play with, it's always easier for me to learn about how stuff works by using it not just reading how it works.

I have the same. But there are too many linked bitcoin now. So there are just 3 more left.

i'm pretty sure that rules are going to be changed right after next distributon and we'll see more than 3 distribution rounds with less percentage for bitcoin wallets

I know it's freaking awesome right?

I'm generally conflicted with the desire not to sell BTC, and the desire to get fiat to spend - with all these free airdrops I don't have to make a choice:)