Thanks everyone except that newbie trying to defend fake teams. This is the major thing we are trying to clean the crypto community of.
Just to be sure, the moment I saw the picture of the third person on the right with googles, I knew another scam has emerged. That man looks like a Nigerian, wearing a Chinese name "John Cheng".
That newbie account above postulated foolish claims just to tell you how he is wired. First, he's on the blockchain strictly to root money, second, he doesn't care from where or how the money comes. The fact that you participate in airdrops and grow their community does not mean you won't be concerned if the project was a scam.
When ICOs are bought by investors as a result of your actions that grew that scam project by helping grow the community, you also contributed to the scam indirectly.
The reason this space has a lot of disrepute is because of scammers and fraudulent actions which comprises over 50% of everything on the blockchain and instead of doing your bit to rid this space of as many dirt as possible, you're busy defending the project and in fact even made mention of projects like PKG and BTK, heaping praises on the team, it shows how you are configured, so you think those scam projects are doing well because they are still listed on exchanges, well I don't blame you entirely, I blame the exchanges who are more profit driven than value driven, go and see how much profit they end up with, compared to other exchanges who are value driven and checks well before listing like Binance and of late Bittrex, others doing well also have their parameters. I know also that some exchanges does have fake daily volumes just to maintain a high profile, but check to see and you'll find out that almost every reasonable exchange that also wants to last deep into the future are hitting hard on KYCs for both the traders and the projects listed.