Topic: HOW DO YOU PERCEIVE IT TO BE SCAM? (Read 289 times)
You have to watch at the so called red flags, which with some experience you learn to recognize. For example lack of details on mechanisms, anonymous team, etc.
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If offers you to invest a lot of money.
projects that don't offer anything new are usually good candidates, try checking out the team and doing a research whether the really exist (social media etc.)
you always have to do research, check out the team do they have social accounts? can you identify them?
do they offer something new to the market or are they just copy pasting a previous solution to just another project
do they offer something new to the market or are they just copy pasting a previous solution to just another project
It's binary. Most people don't need to say it's scam, even if a couple people say it is (with something to support their claims) it's scam.
I see a lot of posts about free coin and ask for a wallet address, maybe that's part of a scam
because maybe getting a free coin is not easy
because maybe getting a free coin is not easy
It's hard to make money, and if an investment site for example offers an unbelievable profit, then it is a scam. Also ask people about its reputation in order to ensure legitimacy.
as the title, how can i know is it a scam coin or not?
a lot of people said it's scam while it's not and contrary.
I really want to have a standard for this problem
a lot of people said it's scam while it's not and contrary.
I really want to have a standard for this problem
If it's too good to be true, it's scam. Never fails.
as the title, how can i know is it a scam coin or not?
a lot of people said it's scam while it's not and contrary.
I really want to have a standard for this problem
a lot of people said it's scam while it's not and contrary.
I really want to have a standard for this problem
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