Learn from my curiosity

[zulfi125]

Most of the projects coming on DeFi are making scams by just launching on Uniswap or any other exchanges pumping their tokens, and after making a good amount, they dump their tokens, and investors lost their funds. The bounty manager is honest and informing bounty hunters timely, and every bounty manager tries their best for bounty hunters, maybe emporium. finance will come back; this bounty was paused, not closed yet, so we hope for the best for everyone.

[plvbob0070]

It's time for bounty hunters to stop promoting any DeFi projects they see, you guys are just been used to make scammers work easier, through us they get awareness faster, before promoting any new altcoins most especially DeFi projects do very deep research first, find any clue to atleast get some confidence to promote, if you are sceptic then don't promote

Honestly, it seems impossible as some of them continuously accept and join any prevailing trend. Also, with the increasing Defi projects, such a situation is likely to arise. Sadly, some of the bounty hunters are blinded by the rewards. They mindlessly join a campaign and disregard conducting a review of the project. They don’t understand its major contribution to their reputation and to the investors interested in entrusting their funds to the project. Nonetheless, OP has made the right decision in avoiding it.

[FireBallex]

It's time for bounty hunters to stop promoting any DeFi projects they see, you guys are just been used to make scammers work easier, through us they get awareness faster, before promoting any new altcoins most especially DeFi projects do very deep research first, find any clue to atleast get some confidence to promote, if you are sceptic then don't promote

Honestly, it seems impossible as some of them continuously accept and join any prevailing trend. Also, with the increasing Defi projects, such a situation is likely to arise. Sadly, some of the bounty hunters are blinded by the rewards. They mindlessly join a campaign and disregard conducting a review of the project. They don’t understand its major contribution to their reputation and to the investors interested in entrusting their funds to the project. Nonetheless, OP has made the right decision in avoiding it.

Everyone wants to make good money from crypto and DeFi is still the most trending this year, I'm not surprised that some bounty hunters are blinded by that fact but even if all this is true why can't bounty hunters choose projects carefully? I don't really blame scammers taking advantage of bounty hunters, most times bounty hunters don't act like one, if good observation is lost how can you know the difference between an unreliable project and a special project?

[Reid]

You did your homework.
That's great.
It should be the normal thing to do when you are investing in something you don't even have a clue about.
This should be a good lesson for everyone.
Being lazy and just riding the hype will not get you anywhere. In fact, it will get you broke.

[rat03gopoh]

I only suspect 1 thing before it gets messy. Looking at the logo between the cryptoemporium.eu and emporium.finance websites, the two of them aren't one company as they seem and their functions are contradictory. And now they are planning this...

we WILL build and launch a P2P marketplace regardless of what happens during these 8 weeks of liquidity mining.

while what i know, cryptoemporium.eu is a marketplace. Why do they actually campaign for the Liquidity Mining platform?

[mexite]

This is why every investor should dig deeper into any project before putting in their money into it. They just jumped into the DeFi hype from no where, and no credible antecedents. That Twitter account could have been used for a different things before it was cleaned up later in the year for a grand scheme like this.

[shoreno]

theres actually two types of curiousity , the one is your feeling sketchy if the projectis scam so you investigate them and found potential evidence that they are really a scam so you didnt join them .

the second is they are really curious so they join the project without researching it or they only did a light research and they didnt found anything wrong . the one is a good example and done by the op and this must be followed by other people out there that are also curious but are only curious because they think it was a good project .

[sayaya17]

The cryptocurrency market has become ravaged by scammers like them. This is really a heavy blow because there are already more
DeFi scam projects that will add to the long list of cheats in the crypto space.
Although the Emporium project twitter always provides the latest news, this is not enough to believe that the project is not a fraud.

[InwardContour]

It's not a surprise that emporium.finance project scammed , even so many projects looking so cool from onset still scam hence the reason why we should be extremely careful what we invest in and what we promote. Sometimes many crypto enthusiasts ignorantly invest in and promote scam projects, even after doing some level of research. I always try to verify if team is real and never invest in or promote projects with anonymous team nowadays to avoid regrets.

[target]

It still surprising to me that Hampuz being one of the most reputable campaign managers had been deceived by this Emporium team. It's not easy to learn whether the team is a scam or not. I already tried checking the website of emporium just today and it's a shopping website.

A very unusual type of website used by a scammer if this is true. so how did it happen to have at least 200$ per token in the first place?

[isaac_clarke22]

It's no surprised that emporium.finance turned scam, I heard the DeFi token dumped from 200$ to 0.45$, well before I started promoting STOBOX I was planning to promote emporium finance but I just have a bad feeling about the project for these reasons

1. When I was signing up a telegram group link that belongs to emporium finance leads me to an airdrop channel 

2. The admins don't reply to any tough questions, I mean I asked about whitepaper but the admin avoid the question and if you ask for other things you get a sharp reply, hmmmmm🤔🤔

3. The twitter account looks hijacked, it have many followers like a normal twitter account but it's an old account from 2012, are they trying to say that this project have been around since 2012 and they don't launch? Even in 2017 when they could have make lots of money through ICO success and bullrun?? Heheh

I knew something is wrong so I change my mind, today I'm glad I did because the team are scam and they've already packed the whole volumes and liquidity, I feel sorry for all those who invested in this project.. Sigh 😔

I guess that's an experience for you hmm. I want to share you as well that I was an airdrop hunter back then but I actually stopped for a reason that some projects tried to put me into their phishing site but sending me an email for making me claim their token from their site. It was an obvious trap because it was like modified MEW site.

[Dragonfund]

Crypto Emporium is a legit project but I just feel their greed spoilt theit reputation. Take a look at the reviews on their e-commerce site, the they have been in operation since early days of Bitcoin, so everything about their social media platforms is true their is nothing Fishy about that.
What I think the problem came was from the project. If you look closely they didn't raise any private sales or public fund to support the project, they don't want to be tag as money driven by launching DeFi, to make awareness, they decide to use Bounty hunters as shield to promote their aim, when the project didn't goes as planned, they decided to dump on Noobs and traders.
They refuse to reply the Bounty manager probably because of shame.

[sort_cirkit]

Undoubtedly Emporium is a very high quality project. There is a saying that fame is a shame. Many say they already knew it would lead to frustration but why didn't they reveal it before. These were the ones who rushed to the emporium to do the bounty. Be good to yourself without backbiting others.

[pixie85]

There's a number of things these scammers do.

One of them is of course avoiding questions but it's also common for them to ban you for asking about stuff. They will never try to prove anything and instead will tell you that if you don't like it you don't have to invest.

Congratulations on staying away and avoiding this mine.

[Untomabur]

It is indeed difficult to analyze this project for good or bad,
even though the bounty manager of the Emporium project is a professional person,
and fails to analyze the project. Yes, this is part of the world of cryptocurrencies, new projects are not necessarily successful

[Twinkledoe]

I have seen that project as well and the bounty was handled by known BM here. He too was also a victim of this scam project. I also do those things to check if the project is legit. Because checking their social media will give you hints if they are authentic or not. Now, if they are avoiding vital questions, then, doubt the project and dig more.

[chanler]

In fact, DeFi is also like other project types and crowdfunding previously. There will be always scammers. Scammers can make everything that is now booming and the uptrend in the crypto. Like what happens in some scam projects of DeFi or scam swaps. We must be careful in whatever the participation, moreover for investment.

[pedrillo0]

Be very careful, scammers are getting smarter every day to scam people.

Seeing through disappointment keeps you from losing to them. Well that's my idea...

There is not much to do once they have your money, since with the Blockchain it is difficult to track a theft even for large exchanges.

[totoy4741]

The team updated their status of emporium twitter account, they seem to be having a problem, don't judge to quickly if we don't have any valid proof to, maybe some internal problems that might delay or even cancel the blockchain integration for good. Who know, Hampuz is a good bounty manager and would not put name in joepardy.

[Helpme_please]

Be very careful, scammers are getting smarter every day to scam people.

Seeing through disappointment keeps you from losing to them. Well that's my idea...

There is not much to do once they have your money, since with the Blockchain it is difficult to track a theft even for large exchanges.

this is the negative effect from anonymous , so many scammer want to take our money and investors . they have various technicque even that by creating fake projects, hack system or anything. once we loss our money here, we never get it again till whenever.