Over 2000 Projects Reviewed – 640 have not published a single Code in 2019

[nelson4lov]

There are many projects like these especially new one. Not every one is familiar with github, an open source code for their notes. Actually it is quite easy to use, if all crypto enthusiast knows how to use it then many projects can be easily flagged as scam and could be a basis of their progress. You could actually compared which is the one really working on the project and the one who is only focus on trading.

If the project isn't developers aren't familiar with version control concepts and systems like git and github then they aren't competent enough. Such projects really need refined senior developers in their team. So that's not an excuse no to show progress and early platform releases prior to the main, stable platform release. Crowdfunding shouldn't be difficult than it is today. If you can't take your promises, don't make one. I frown at projects that collect funds and then do nothing.

[vanya.pronin.1983]

Not surprising, because even more projects are still working, or only announcing their working product. In my opinion we are coming back to times when it was enough to make a good website and a whitepaper to collect funds, which is disappointing.

[shaheer001]

Very good info thanks to sharing very important news about all scammed projects and also about shit exchanges. These scammers are affecting badly on crypto market day by day, Must there should be some strick measurements to avoid such type scam projects in the future.

[nelson4lov]

Very good info thanks to sharing very important news about all scammed projects and also about shit exchanges. These scammers are affecting badly on crypto market day by day, Must there should be some strick measurements to avoid such type scam projects in the future.

You're welcome. I had to make a thread here to inform the community. While it will be hard to spot a project that aren't gonna exist scam or end up milking people off. This would provide heads up nd a lesson for anyone (like myself) that invested, Ar least You should know some things tio lookout for. That said, Oe should be more careful. Even IEO projects are like those ICO projects.

[judeafante]

It's not really surprisingly because, majority of these coins are not existing anymore, no websites, no volume in the market anymore, you cannot expect their developers to do an update anymore, some coins do not have a github account at all.
CoinCodeCap is another good reference for investors and traders to see and check what coins are active in their development, and continue to upgrade and update their github, I'm surprised to see libra Coin in the number 7 spot, with 78 commits.

[darewaller]

It was when ICO was first introduced that we never understand that it was possible to have a shitcoins, but as time goes by, everything became clear on how the shitcoins do operate and this is one of the features of a shitcoins that you have stated here, if they have not updated their code for that long, then that automatically shows that they have already turned shitcoins, because a serious project will update its project and constantly update its users and investors from time to time.

For Yobit, that is the main house of shitcoins, and it amazes me how people could still be using that exchange that is being owned too by a scammer which is why they have been allowing more of shit ICO and IEO on their project. People giving chances to these projects are even the major problem that we have today.