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July 11, 2018, 06:49:16 PM |
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To protect against this risk is quite difficult: many, at first glance, reliable projects in the end were "dummy." But approximately to assess whether the development is fraudulent or not, you can still: - Study the "road map" - if it does not detail the stages of product development after the ICO, and many "common" words, it is likely that the project is fraudulent; - Pay attention to the goals of ICO - reliable projects have clear deadlines, SoftCap and HardCap, scammers want to collect as much as possible and do not put specific tasks. The risk of investing in a fraudulent project is the most dangerous. If you have even the slightest suspicion that the deception is behind the development, choose another product for the investments.
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