How would we know which cryptocurrency would be Scam?

[harm]

I don't generally think there is trick in digital money, the thing is that heaps of them lose esteem mind time.What individuals ought to took out for is the one with great qualities and that have incredible thankfulness with time. Digital currency regards contribute on.

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[Natnat213]

some of coins now is dead and some of it is doing well because some crypto are scam. because its so diffucult to find the scam.

[laynequinten]

Moreover, which sane ICO will even want to quickly give up their mission in such case when obviously people are not that gullible to fall for such crap ? That is even the last thing anyone should be looking for in terms of ICO level, as there are other major factors which are realistic like the team, the project and their plans for the future, but the team most especially.

[AaronVanW]

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[genset88]

As of now there are 1500+ cryptocurrency exists in the world.
Many dead many rising and many has to come.
So how can i know the currency  ,where i am putting my money is not a part of scam?
Or is there any other way so we can check about respected crypto might be it'll work?

If that coin was listed on the exchange and can trade, I don't think there is any scam here. If you don't earn profit from it, it's simply a failed coin, not a scam coin.  Did you mean about scams in ICOs?

[Rejinx]

Cryptocurrency can't be a swindle whether it solely abide in the activity symbolizing trading. You contractor be referring to the volatility itself

[Suharjo]

I think what needs to be done is to deepen our knowledge of crypto. many people who originate invest without doing research on projects that turn out to be a scam. doing research on white papers and road maps is important so as not to make mistakes.

[outdatedruff7]

In past few cryptos turned into the scams that is what is the reason for the lack of trust.

[thekrakennnm]

Everything is real and nothing is really a scam.

[reactgirolles6]

You might lose money over the course of few years if you do not plan things properly.

[funex]

there are so many scam projects, though its somehow difficult to detect them from the beginning. Some of those presenting themselves as project developers creating tokens, know very well that they are only out to scam people and disappear with their money. some actually sell the token during ICO but there after run away without paying for listing. so in my opinion, try to check the activities of the developing team, if they are too money conscious  run cos they may be scammers.

[Humananitty10]

Telling that will be difficult to say and you do not what can turn into a scam.

[cryptoskycap]

 in my opinion it's still very difficult. because there are still so many ICOs now that have a good strategy to become a Scammer. if I think the most important point is to look at the ICO histories and the ICO ranking

[equestrianbucking]

Nothing will turn into a scam and this usually does not happen except what happened in past.

[awurmik]

I think nitty gritty research is imperative to know the recently rising crypto writes that could have quite recently finished in double dealing. furthermore, a couple of activities is take a gander at the group that built up the crypto write that will be propelled on account of the accomplishment of the crypto to be propelled and something that can impact it is from the immense group that built up the crypto.

[godraphael]

It is very difficult and probably close to impossible to be able to detect a scam project beforehand. However, there's really no scam cryptocurrency, coins with poor project planning only loses value with time. The best thing in this case is to do a lot of research and know the potentials of the coin you wanna invest in. But, In as much as a coin is listed on exchanges and is also tradable, then it's not a scam. Devaluation doesn't mean illegitimacy. If you talk about scam ICOs and bounties, I'll agree with that but not scam crypto.

[mangle]

even experienced investors and traders in some cases can not distinguish the scammers

[Jombrangs]

For me cryptocurrency or a ICO is a scam if they were not work for their whitepaper and people updates on what's happening in their project and platform. These probably not a legit cryptocurrency or ICO if it passed my expectation. No one though really knows if a crypto or a ICO is a scam though so you must b e wise on this for me. A lot of research and observation for you not to be scammed but for me it is natural now if you got scammed in this industry, lol.

[Rexxxem]

There are some red flags to avoid. If a project offers a fixed amount of "guaranteed" profit I'd say it's very likely a scam.

[jhache]

As of now there are 1500+ cryptocurrency exists in the world.
Many dead many rising and many has to come.
So how can i know the currency  ,where i am putting my money is not a part of scam?
Or is there any other way so we can check about respected crypto might be it'll work?

There is no  one way that suits all as all of the projects show their indicators in different ways. The best part would just be to research, by researching you will always stumble upon something that helps you to decide whether or not a project is a scam and that is the best way to get your information. Also the kind of team members behind the coin will tell you a lot about it