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September 19, 2019, 04:18:23 PM
#37
Bad devs and CEO are one of the major reasons why crypto adoption is retarded. Regulations will go a long way to curb this. We need more honest, devoted and experienced team members.


Its good if we see more honest and devoted team members but if scammers are still around it won't change anything because some investors will still fall victim to these scam projects, facing scammers and giving them severe blows with strict regulation is the only way i can think of right now
full member
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September 19, 2019, 03:54:06 PM
#36
If some disciplinary act are been taken against teams and devs greedy habits will reduce in crypto space, bad devs and ceo are showing their faces to the public introducing their project to gain awareness, the teams are even going for blockchain seminars and here we are thinking they are doing the right thing to easily achieve success and increase adoption rate too but in the end the project still turn to scam, in crypto and blockchain tech a piece of paper anybody can just trampled on and do as they see fit? its really unfair, investors are taking risks i think these kind of devs should be dealt with to stand as an example for those who have evil thoughts of using blockchain

We need to have a unified community that will bring these guys to book. Many of these devs and ceos lose their way along the line and then they discover how shitty and unworkable their project is and the next thing they do is to dump tokens and exit scam. This cycle needs to break and it will only do so when these dubious folks are brought to book.
legendary
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September 19, 2019, 02:20:25 PM
#35
If some disciplinary act are been taken against teams and devs greedy habits will reduce in crypto space, bad devs and ceo are showing their faces to the public introducing their project to gain awareness, the teams are even going for blockchain seminars and here we are thinking they are doing the right thing to easily achieve success and increase adoption rate too but in the end the project still turn to scam, in crypto and blockchain tech a piece of paper anybody can just trampled on and do as they see fit? its really unfair, investors are taking risks i think these kind of devs should be dealt with to stand as an example for those who have evil thoughts of using blockchain
Those things that you see them do are well planned scammed, because they know already that we don’t give a shit to anonymity again, and if you want to get our money for your project, you have to show your face, and that is why they do those seminars and even show their face, but they have a professional way they scam, they will never collect your money and disappear, never.

What they will just do is to list in on a shit exchange and then allow the volume to die gradually as there will be no new investors for it and most of the investors will dump it immediately they enter that exchange, if they manage to deceive us by ethereum big exchange, what they do is to dump the remaining unburned token and then crash the market to the project can silently die.
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September 18, 2019, 11:36:28 PM
#34
If some disciplinary act are been taken against teams and devs greedy habits will reduce in crypto space, bad devs and ceo are showing their faces to the public introducing their project to gain awareness, the teams are even going for blockchain seminars and here we are thinking they are doing the right thing to easily achieve success and increase adoption rate too but in the end the project still turn to scam, in crypto and blockchain tech a piece of paper anybody can just trampled on and do as they see fit? its really unfair, investors are taking risks i think these kind of devs should be dealt with to stand as an example for those who have evil thoughts of using blockchain
In such scenario where developers will avail themselves and organize meetups, seminars, presentation all in the name to create awareness of their project means the team is serious about the project. It is not always the case that some projects are scam, some may just fail to survive because of inexperienced team, unorganized strategies, bad advisor, no working product, low funds to continue project development. This is why, investors must look out for factors like these before joining the investment of projects.
sr. member
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September 18, 2019, 11:29:45 PM
#33
The problem is that there will always be scams. Not just scams, there are also legit projects that will end up dead just like the scams. And if there are no regulations that will rule the market, the responsibility not to end up investing in scams and poor projects fall entirely to the investors themselves. And so as investors, we should learn to keep our guard high. We cannot be rush in investing. It is better to have failed to invest on a good project rather than investing on a bad egg. Every detail of the project must count and be thoroughly reviewed. 
hero member
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September 18, 2019, 10:32:04 PM
#32
Dont easily attract with some of the pictures of conference these VEOs attending or showing in their social groups. Sometime it is just an edited photo from other people's or project's event. I see some already did it and the only thing can prove it is the people who attended that conference and can confirm their presence. So unfortunate that some CEO are being used as bait here doesnt even know their photos are used and being on a trip.
full member
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September 18, 2019, 10:01:43 PM
#31
If some disciplinary act are been taken against teams and devs greedy habits will reduce in crypto space, bad devs and ceo are showing their faces to the public introducing their project to gain awareness, the teams are even going for blockchain seminars and here we are thinking they are doing the right thing to easily achieve success and increase adoption rate too but in the end the project still turn to scam, in crypto and blockchain tech a piece of paper anybody can just trampled on and do as they see fit? its really unfair, investors are taking risks i think these kind of devs should be dealt with to stand as an example for those who have evil thoughts of using blockchain

Indeed, bad peoples in crypto projects makes no investors come to cryptocurrency anymore.
Sometime maybe regulations are needed to prevent bad peoples running the project to scam others
hero member
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September 18, 2019, 06:12:40 PM
#30
If some disciplinary act are been taken against teams and devs greedy habits will reduce in crypto space, bad devs and ceo are showing their faces to the public introducing their project to gain awareness, the teams are even going for blockchain seminars and here we are thinking they are doing the right thing to easily achieve success and increase adoption rate too but in the end the project still turn to scam, in crypto and blockchain tech a piece of paper anybody can just trampled on and do as they see fit? its really unfair, investors are taking risks i think these kind of devs should be dealt with to stand as an example for those who have evil thoughts of using blockchain
Don't be surprised on having this kind of system due to lack of regulations that's why we are seeing this countless number of scams.
They can show up their faces but we cant sue them up when the project tends to fail in the end.This is the main reason why global adoption isn't really that
fast because traditional investors wont consider out crypto as an investment due to this reason.This is why in depth research is a must when we do talk about crypto investment
and you should not only look into their faces or appearance.Always look up on how capable they are and on whats the project is all about.
jr. member
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September 18, 2019, 06:03:30 PM
#29
It is just because people are too lazy to actually look into the project details and don’t want to spend time in researching and making efforts. They end up buying shits at high prices and then eventually these shit coins come down and then these investors complaint.
You can't just blame the people for falling to scam thinking thousands of people failed to do their homework. The truth is Devs and CEO with the intention to scam will never reveal that to anyone and the serious ones will go to the extent of obtaining necessary licences, only to slowly pull a beautiful exit scam.
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September 18, 2019, 08:21:59 AM
#28
Without strict regulation there are a lot of scams in the market, we need to understand first the status of the market in order to see how big the risk investing here. Even if they will be punished, but what about our investment, it will still be gone and we will consider it a loss.

This isn't new as its been known to us that majority of the projects in crypto are scams, in fact during the time when ICO was still popular, I read an article that 80% of the ICO are scams, so that would tell how risky it is investing in ICO.
Then maybe we need somekind of hold on investors fund? i mean what if developers are been forced to have back up plan for investors funds even if things go wrong? regulation should be able to deliver this kind of solution, if investors funds are somehow safe then we will have many new investors
full member
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September 18, 2019, 07:56:20 AM
#27
It is just because people are too lazy to actually look into the project details and don’t want to spend time in researching and making efforts. They end up buying shits at high prices and then eventually these shit coins come down and then these investors complaint.
sr. member
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September 17, 2019, 10:25:45 PM
#26
Actually mate based in my experience on some scam projects most of the dev's didn't show their real face wherein only anonymous photos and it's either fake profile and only the staff has a real face , and the partners also.  So be aware and let's spread this kind of strategy of some scam project . In order to help others as well how to choose the trusted one. 
sr. member
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September 17, 2019, 10:14:02 PM
#25
If some disciplinary act are been taken against teams and devs greedy habits will reduce in crypto space, bad devs and ceo are showing their faces to the public introducing their project to gain awareness, the teams are even going for blockchain seminars and here we are thinking they are doing the right thing to easily achieve success and increase adoption rate too but in the end the project still turn to scam, in crypto and blockchain tech a piece of paper anybody can just trampled on and do as they see fit? its really unfair, investors are taking risks i think these kind of devs should be dealt with to stand as an example for those who have evil thoughts of using blockchain

If my memory serves me right, there were already several crypto project personalities who ended up prosecuted because of their shady projects. If anyone can still remember, there was Centra, Titanium, Envion, and others whose developers and other higher ups are involved in legal cases. I guess some of the people involved are already serving prison terms.

What is needed actually is an initiative to file a formal complaint or case against these scammers and stick to it until resolved. This is going to be the hardest part, needless to say. Others are contented complaining through different platforms while the real culprit is still free.
sr. member
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September 17, 2019, 09:15:53 PM
#24
Yes you are right; but some ceo/devs play their dirty game right
They complete ieo; list and ensure that trading was a success for a few months

And they quietly walk away from project development rendering the coin to get dumped and shit

And always ended up being a shitcoin. That's the sad reality. DEVs and CEOs are trying to make a false high hopes to all the investors and participants that their projects will going to be successful where in fact, their main goal is just to collect money and then ran away. I've joined once in a bounty projecs which disappointed me a lot because they are promising and always moved the dates where the distribution of the tokens are supossedly given. Those are the obvious not sincere moves of the team.
jr. member
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September 17, 2019, 07:55:43 PM
#23
If some disciplinary act are been taken against teams and devs greedy habits will reduce in crypto space, bad devs and ceo are showing their faces to the public introducing their project to gain awareness, the teams are even going for blockchain seminars and here we are thinking they are doing the right thing to easily achieve success and increase adoption rate too but in the end the project still turn to scam, in crypto and blockchain tech a piece of paper anybody can just trampled on and do as they see fit? its really unfair, investors are taking risks i think these kind of devs should be dealt with to stand as an example for those who have evil thoughts of using blockchain
out there a lot of devs who have conducted seminars and interviews about their projects, but I wonder why they still do not run well even many projects that are scam or fail, is this the wrong project or the absence of investors make the project fail?
sr. member
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September 17, 2019, 07:51:48 PM
#22
Open and free market, and that will be the consequences.

That's why they have the nerved to show their faces in public and they don't care if they're going to scam us because we are very gullible and easily fall for their trick. That's why iCO are uncontrollable as this point and maybe projects even though very legit doesn't have the success they are hoping because the model is tainted already.

So if there is a KYC for bounty hunters, projects themselves should also do that so that we can file a case against them if they run with our money. Although majority didn't give a s**t, they are all after the money and will hide on some countries.

Though I must admit it must be hard to implement this kind of action due to geopolitical considerations I think there must be
some kind of an oversight body or a central authority to take a look into these kinds of frauds and prosecute those who are
responsible if found guilty of any wrong doing as I think that this is an important issue to be addressed as the crypto-industry
continues to grow.
sr. member
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September 17, 2019, 06:59:23 PM
#21
Bad devs and CEO are one of the major reasons why crypto adoption is retarded. Regulations will go a long way to curb this. We need more honest, devoted and experienced team members.

member
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September 17, 2019, 05:58:00 PM
#20
Yes you are right; but some ceo/devs play their dirty game right
They complete ieo; list and ensure that trading was a success for a few months

And they quietly walk away from project development rendering the coin to get dumped and shit
hero member
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September 17, 2019, 05:41:06 PM
#19
If some disciplinary act are been taken against teams and devs greedy habits will reduce in crypto space, bad devs and ceo are showing their faces to the public introducing their project to gain awareness, the teams are even going for blockchain seminars and here we are thinking they are doing the right thing to easily achieve success and increase adoption rate too but in the end the project still turn to scam, in crypto and blockchain tech a piece of paper anybody can just trampled on and do as they see fit? its really unfair, investors are taking risks i think these kind of devs should be dealt with to stand as an example for those who have evil thoughts of using blockchain

There is no such thing in life as sure banker, you need to weigh in risk to reward before investing in any project and ICOs are not left out of this. For every Facebook there is also another Myspace out there. Until investors stop gambling with their money that is when all these scams will end
legendary
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September 17, 2019, 05:25:09 PM
#18
As another project before, blockchain adoption on their project are still a big dream. Always promising a sweat thing to investor with good concept is their responsibility. Not easy as looked, project become stuck and most of them are running away.

We have seen several project like this, though I believe some of these project do not intend to scam people but then due to their lack of capability to pursue the project, and funds running out they are forced to shutdown without fulfilling their promised roadmap.  Who on the earth present their face and identity just to scam people?  Unless their profile is fake, those who exposed their identity would never intent to scam people.  They might be for the profit (other called it mone grab) but I think they really plan to deliver the project but were fell short both in talent and resources.

Though I would say, there should be a standards for startups before they can be able to have a crowdfunding thus a regulatory board is needed for this.
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