Its Very critical judge a brand new project. greatest roadmap, Promotion by influencers, announcing airdrop with reward can't be trusted.
Now bear is on the trand. So if you want to get yourself out of being scam, just avoid new project. Secondly avoid those old altcoins, which haven’t any potential. But if you are interested with new project then confirm that, they have decent community support. Running Idos, following roadmap and they let you Know their update in time
Just use your common sense.Period!
Avoiding scam projects should really be handled out by your own common sense but here's some basic things to be done.
1. Always DYOR
2. Take some DYOR
3. DYOR all the way
From whitepaper until to the team itself or the relevance or utility of the said project.You should really know its background but somewhat even knowing such stuffs
or situations or things cant really still assure 100% success rate. We do have lots of scam and shit projects in the market which they do eventually die instantly but coming back
on having a brand new name and the cycle continues. These fraudsters does really know that there are dumb investors or to those who do put up money would really be that
too fool on believing that a certain project is really good. This is why they would really be continuing on what they've been doing.
Totally with you on this! Conducting personal research is like prepping your rocket before a space launch. You wouldn't want to stake your mission (or, in our case, your hard-earned money) based on someone else's groundwork. Shying away from fresh projects might feel like an effective dodge from scams. But it's a bit like avoiding new tech gadgets just because they might not live up to the hype. Some fledgling projects could be the next 'Bitcoin', while others might just blast you off to 'Bankruptcy Planet'. The key lies in picking out the gems from the space junk.
It's the same deal with older altcoins. Some might be as out-of-date as a landline in a world of smartphones, while others might just be in stealth mode, ready to shoot out like a comet when you least expect it. Sure, community backing and consistent updates are like regular systems checks on your spacecraft. They're vital signs of a project's well-being. But always remember the space exploration mantra: trust, but verify. After all, not every shiny satellite is useful, and not...