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July 23, 2021, 09:40:14 AM |
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Nice catch, OP. Looks like a lot of these DeFi projects are following the blueprints of many of the old ICOs, i.e., just plagiarizing the hell out of existing whitepapers and hoping nobody notices. And I still don't know much about DeFi in general, but it wouldn't surprise me whatsoever if the entire space becomes overrun with scammers, thereby driving legitimate projects into the corner where nobody sees them.
I'm not sure if I'd go so far as to call the entire project a scam because they swiped parts of someone else's whitepaper, since it could just be laziness combined with a culture in which plagiarism is acceptable (and in some cultures it is), so I'm going to hold off on supporting the flag against Bitmine--but either way, it's not a good start for any project and I hope I'm not giving them too much of the benefit of my doubt. Chances are they indeed scammers, just based on how many of these cases turned out to be exactly that, a scam.
We'll see, I guess. Is anyone keeping track of how many DeFi projects advertised on the forum have turned out to be scams?
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