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Maybe this so for Russian language speakers. I do not understand a bit of anything you are trying to convey but what I do is try to avoid any project that spends so much money on ad campaigns in big websites. Somehow they try to recover that money fast and it can affect the growth of the project and can even kill even the brightest of ideas. I have seen it happen countless times in this crypto ecosystem. But that does not mean I am implying that EOTrade or BunnyToken are scams.
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