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Topic: How to avoid your altcoin being called a scam? - page 2. (Read 917 times)

hero member
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make it a scam lol.

If you don't want people to call your altcoin a scam, make it a 2012 BTC clone (a scam)  Grin

For some reason people spend much more energy slandering innovative coins rather than ripping actual shitcoins.
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You cannot stop FUD. As a matter of fact FUD is healthy for every project. It means someone is interested enough to drive others away from it. There is no coin that haven't been called a scam and this includes Bitcoin as well.

FUD is a real part of many ICO and project. But if you want to minimize this, you have to have a solid team, you need to update the investors regularly, you need to be transparent for your work, you need to attempt developing a real product for this.
full member
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You cannot stop FUD. As a matter of fact FUD is healthy for every project. It means someone is interested enough to drive others away from it. There is no coin that haven't been called a scam and this includes Bitcoin as well.
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People will call you a scam anyway but it'll be meaningless if you have a strong team, a real product, and validation from people in the industry, in addition to applying  security practices
newbie
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As an investor, what do you think legit altcoins should do to make sure to avoid being called a scam?

Here are a few of our ideas. You can read them all in the full article here: https://www.sparkchain.com/blog/how-to-avoid-being-called-a-scam/.
  • Develop written guides and video content to answer commonly asked questions.
  • Be transparent about what you will do with the money you raise from your ICO.
  • Find your biggest fans and encourage them to help other customers.
  • Make security a top priority! Even if your ICO is not a scam, there are scammers out there who will try to take advantage of your ICO.
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