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Title: Scam Coins
Post by: shasan on March 03, 2018, 03:47:54 PM
What is scam coins? Do you think Liza, LCC, VNTX, GER, BITDOLL are scam? Have you any scam coins list? If yes, then lets discuss about scam coins.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: Legion13 on March 03, 2018, 03:59:31 PM
Can you define what is a scam coin? I feel the opinions are different for different people. For example if one person is supporting and shilling one coin and one more emerges tomorrow which a similar technology and slightly better than that is a scam coin for the former. To elaborate Bitcoin Cash is a scam coin for Bitcoin fans, and Nano is a scam coin for Bitcoin Cash. Since all these have a similar intent of becoming a versatile currency and each having its own problems. Same goes for Tron, Ethereum, ICX, ADA.

That being said there are a few Shitcoins though, which are topping on the CMC without any real world application. if you look closely at the top 10 coins and know what each coin does you can figure it out yourself. 


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: Invest-or on March 03, 2018, 04:01:43 PM
What is scam coins? Do you think Liza, LCC, VNTX, GER, BITDOLL are scam? Have you any scam coins list? If yes, then lets discuss about scam coins.

I don´t even know about those coins. Unfortunately, instead of thinking that a project is legitimate I, by default, consider it a scam until proven otherwise.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: Leona Lewis on March 03, 2018, 04:04:57 PM
No one can give you an answer for that question. Because it's hard to predict that coin become scam before it realy became scam.
Some coins can make x1000, but anothers can decrease their price into almost $0.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: londoireng on March 03, 2018, 04:06:52 PM
There ton of it just be carefull when chosing which coin to invest, and the important thing is never ever invest to something that you cant afford to lose i mean you can invest to everthing you want just make sure that money you use not some money you need in near future. Be safe be wise !


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: zeabat1234 on March 05, 2018, 12:05:12 PM
Make sure you review information about that coin carefully before making any investor on it.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: Aminmon on March 05, 2018, 12:14:56 PM
Most of the fraudulent tokens are not known, so I don't know about them.
The swindle is one after another, so most of the time people will only make a list of good tokens, not a list of fraudulent tokens.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: marinomario on March 05, 2018, 12:22:53 PM
In my opinion they are not a scam it's just a project they make does not sense. of the price to be achieved, as well as the unreasonable distribution bounty funds. I think, if you want to know they are a scam or not. you can see their team, vision and mission of their products. Before you follow, you can see followers on the telegram, whether many are interested or not.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: Invest-or on March 05, 2018, 12:58:55 PM
No one can give you an answer for that question. Because it's hard to predict that coin become scam before it realy became scam.
Some coins can make x1000, but anothers can decrease their price into almost $0.

You can have an answer if you do research on these, but that takes time so I only would do it with projects that are convincing at first sight. Else, next please.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: andthereyou on March 05, 2018, 01:17:21 PM
I agree to the second poster. Different people have different opinions. As an experiment try to ask your friends that knows about cryptocurrency, what really is scam coin?
I'm sure you will get different answers. Maybe someone will answer that scam coins/shitcoins are from scam projects(the project team runaway with the money raised during ICO). Or scam coin/shitcoin is a useless coin in the market, that have $ value but no real use. I choose to believed in the latter too  ;D


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: cryptojac17 on March 05, 2018, 01:48:23 PM
I agree to the second poster. Different people have different opinions. As an experiment try to ask your friends that knows about cryptocurrency, what really is scam coin?
I'm sure you will get different answers. Maybe someone will answer that scam coins/shitcoins are from scam projects(the project team runaway with the money raised during ICO). Or scam coin/shitcoin is a useless coin in the market, that have $ value but no real use. I choose to believed in the latter.  ;D
Yeah investors  really good  and  keen  observer about  crypto currency they  really  know if the ICO’s  are scam  or not. The way  they present  their platform in the white paper  it is really  obvious. It they really  true or not. Those  ICO’s  who really  fails are those obvious  to be scam.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: GlennEfrain on March 05, 2018, 02:29:26 PM
What is scam coins? Do you think Liza, LCC, VNTX, GER, BITDOLL are scam? Have you any scam coins list? If yes, then lets discuss about scam coins.
what i think isn't important but what i research is so you must research for when you want to invest


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: RDNX on March 05, 2018, 02:38:32 PM
As far as I know, scam coin is coin which abandoned by the dev team.
I got a lot of scam coin/token such as LTG, FUDD, BTCQ (Bitcoin quick) and Monero Gold.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: Rudementry on March 05, 2018, 06:43:58 PM
Real scammers may not even give out coins after ICO and just take your money. They engage not in the development of the project. Just sell a part of their coins on the stock exchange at a higher price, take away the money that was collected on the ICO and disappear. Therefore, no one can tell you in advance what kind of project will be fraud.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: CryptoAlphaStar on March 05, 2018, 07:19:52 PM
Dragoncoin seems the biggest scam ever. I mean a coin for Gambling High-Rollers? Why would an ordinary person need that coin? How will that coin be ever used for something else?
$320M raised in private and pre-sales? WTF?
Money laundering en masse.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: poer on March 05, 2018, 07:21:35 PM
SCAME COIN
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2986139.0


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: jvdp on March 05, 2018, 07:39:15 PM
I believe the zigger is the worst project recently arised in the forum and scam many participants says that they will give the token after the tokens sale has been over but still nothing updated to many people as it almost crossed the 3 months are more.

Apart from this there are many project open the pre sale and grab the money and leave the site as it is. That why people are asking to be careful while invest on ICO projects.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: JuniAiko on March 05, 2018, 07:42:27 PM
There were reports that DeepOnion founders are holding 99.99% of the coins.

All PoW coins with a massive premine are to be regarded as scams.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: oludare1 on March 06, 2018, 08:34:44 PM
We need to beware of such coins – those coins were created in “get rich quick” scheme in order to make money only by their creators. Identifying them might be a little bit difficult. We need to scrutinize any coin very well before investing in their ICOs. Experience also matters in this kind of situation.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: skip60 on March 06, 2018, 09:28:27 PM
i am sure everybody has different answer to this question

it is hard to understand in advance that one coin is scam

when it is obvious that it is scam it will be to late

so anycoin without a working product is highly probable for being scam


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: flying_bit on March 06, 2018, 09:34:23 PM
I have started joining bounty and Airdrops last month and for a short period of time I say that out of 20 ICO I joined only 3coins have real value and their price is lower that their ICO price. I learned here that best to check if legit is thru their team, whitepaper and website. If team member have credible LinkedIn profile that have connections and legit background plus they have white paper and website then there's a big chance they are good project. For me if those 3criteria I have is not met then chance is that it's a bs project not worth my time.


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: InGODweTrast3 on March 06, 2018, 09:44:21 PM
I am read that the Myriads project is a scum, although the idea of the project and in general the performance seemed deserving of trust, it is very difficult to distinguish criminals!


Title: Re: Scam Coins
Post by: daicavung on March 06, 2018, 10:46:59 PM
I never heard of the coins you were holding. Make sure you know the fraudulent coin, if your coin is on the trading floor and the value of the coin falls, then this is a coin with bad business. But if you buy the coins at the time of the ICO and then they are not on the trading floor. These are scams, poor quality.