Hi, guys, I want to ask how do I avoid ICO scams...
Are there any good ICO's left? or is the market flooded with bullshit coins?
1. First of all, avoid ICO projects, they aren't recognized anymore 2. Do research on IEO projects, they are more attractive to investors 3. The only downside of IEO projects is low rated exchanges, stay away from small or bad exchanges because they always have negative impact on new projects 4. Top exchanges are the best, choose from IEO projects that lands on binance, gate, kucoin or huobi |
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Investors and whales don't use small exchanges for trading and again small exchanges lacks behind alot, security wise, customer service, volume and liquidity etc, no good projects that use p2pb2b for IEO will come out well, good investors aren't available on these type of exchanges
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Judging from the reviews by many users I haven't seen anyone that talked good about these exchanges, it means they are red flags, I prefer binance exchange because it's well talked about, very easy to choose good exchange using reviews
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Hi , I have never invested for a project , i need to invest for a project and i have an idea to invest on this project - https://curioinvest.com/car/4But i need your opinions about this project ? Is it a Scam project ? Will it be Profitable for me ? Curioinvest is still good, even after paying bounty hunters the price doesn't dump, it means development are active for this project but only invest what you can afford to lose, nothing is certain in crypto space |
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There is no deny that bounty detective managed kingcasino project which is a complete scam project but I want to pass on my own point on here, P2pb2b exchange is a scammers den, I haven't actually seen any new project that did well on that exchange maybe that's even why many new scam projects target the exchange for their scam projects, bounty detective should start ignoring projects that plan to use p2pb2b exchange to raise fund because it's certain that the project will be ruined using the exchange
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Good one OP, plagiarism should be on the list too, it's very common nowadays among new projects and also repetitive projects that have nothing new to show to the world but good lists though
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I'm well pleased with how binance team handled their exchange and how they attend to customers too, their service is great and the exchange has lots of good reviews too, it's more convenient using binance to sell coins or trade tokens, the deserved the first Position, best exchange so far
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Then I must be lucky, I have trade successfully on bitmart exchange through their app on my smartphone but before trading I remember going through KYC verification process and it was accepted, I never had problem with withdrawal.
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Vindax is a proved scam exchange, they have pretty high bad reviews on the web, I'm not surprised that they don't have a real KYC verification system, I will never trade good coins on this exchange unless the token and coin I want to sell are only available for buyers on vindax
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Comrades, I need your opinion. I signed up for an airdrop from the DFINITY project, which promises to send coins for an amount equivalent to 100 CHF. At the same time, they ask to participants to pay $ 9 for the passage of KYC. It seems to me that this is a fraud, but what do you think?
Can the project require money for the passage of KYC and should I do it?
You are a full member, you should have experience about projects or giveaways that ask people to make deposits first, are you truly the owner of that account OP? Or you buy from the owner? Asking this type of question doesn't sound right, majority knows that it's complete scam, I'm confused |
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Hardware wallets and 2FA security still works as intended, no problem unless hackers get a hold of you or your wallet , DeFi projects are bringing back ICO memories again, feels like DeFi will be huge just like ICO was in 2017, you need to do research on your own to find the best DeFi projects, they aren't many yet and please don't ask people which coins to hold, that's something you need to figure out yourself, welcome back
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Ethereum is growing popularity has largely been attributed to the rising interest in DeFi projects, what's going on? Will ethereum finally be able to leave it's 3 figure value?
The number of daily addresses interacting with ETH has surge in the past 24 hours to a Two Years single day high of 486,000 addresses! The last time Ethereum's address activity was this high was on May 5th, 2018
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There are some tokens in my ethereum wallet that have lost value to the extent I don't think they can ever recover even if the bull market starts tomorrow due to the level of competition in the altcoin market. I also bought some coins but can't remember the password or name of exchange i bought them on (thinking it was cryptopia) I didn't bother transferring it off the exchange and most of them were bought around 1satoshi.
Back to my ethereum wallet, each time I see those worthless token I just laugh and continue with what I login my wallet to do. If you ask me why I'm still holding does tokens in my wallet I can't give a reply. Why are you still holding those shitcoins sorry altcoin
If it's too late to sell those shitcoins for few dollars you should leave them be in your wallet, sometimes dead coins do bounce back to life, have you heard about WPP? It was once dead and this year it came back to life and price start pumping too |
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You are a full member and you have no red trust on your account, why are you trying to throw away all you've worked for? To me your post seem like you are promoting this scam Airdrop, you should do some amend before you get red trust or ban by moderator, coins doubling is nothing but a pure scam, something that only fools the greedy people |
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After reading everything about how blockchain and crypto works I can boldly say that all it requires is just your tools which are all online based and your talent to build a new blockchain project, any project that uses Cov-19 for excuse aren't serious
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As of late, Live Bitcoin News detailed that stages like PayPal and Venmo were looking to conceivably offer bitcoin and cryptographic money purchasing, exchanging, and offering choices to clients. New proof seems to show that these organizations are basically keen on crypto benefits because of bitcoin's transient ascent during the spread of the coronavirus. I read this news through livebitcoin, its genuine folks
PayPal is allegedly looking to allow customers to purchase BTC and other forms of crypto directly with the PayPal app. The company is potentially looking to compete with companies like Square, which has offered this feature to individuals for some time.
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I can't wait to be a part of a crypto space where each project is unique on its own. There is nothing so special about 'use case' if it's not unique. It's becoming boring having too many projects trying to solve the same problem with almost the same approach. You don't need to struggle to attract the attention of the community if you really have something unique to offer. Mind you, uniqueness naturally attracts adoption. A piece of advice to developer, be unique.
I would like if you can add transparency in between your points, the problem is not just about repetitive ideas but scammers who want to take people's money and run away, some repetitive projects still comes and beat the old projects with same idea, scammers are the main enemies of crypto getting advance |
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People call a coin an hidden gem for different reasons, I don't expect you to bet on that, you need to do your own findings before investing, find out the real reason why this coin is hidden gem, if you don't see any them move on
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What's up with people having a thing with projects that use 'bitcoin' in their name? I won't call this project a scam just because it's name is Bitcoin vault, that's not right, sharing names have no meaning, use case is what I'm more interested in.
OP if the returns are too high then it's probably a scam, don't listen to people calling the project a scam because of its name, Bitcoin cash is a scam too? I guess not, what I'm against here is High returns, there is no real project that will give out huge ROI, they are probably a Ponzi scheme
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I used to have 14 ethereum but I got caught in the web of FOMO and I lost over 10 ethereum because the project I invested the ethereum on have dropped marginally, is this the end of the road for me? Or I still have hope? How can I recover?
Don't even think about trading with the remaining ethereum you got left, you aren't in good shape, not up for trading yet, since you are already joining bounties you can still make some money from bounty projects, it will only take some time but I'm sure you will recover, stay away from any gambling stuffs too |
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