Investing in new tokens nowadays are more riskier especially since the introduction of the Smart Chain Network, which however boost a lot of scam/unpremeditated tokens into existence.
In fact, numbers of token are being airdropped into my BSC Wallet on a weekly basis, however most of them are presumed scam.. I mean since I don't work in promoting them, I don't see why I should be getting them. And I learnt one's wallet can easily get ripped by trying to trade them.
What I don't seem to understand is if;
I. I'm experiencing all these because DeFi/DEX are still in their infancy stage.
II. Or simply because the network is not yet fully decentralized.
I know majority of these upcoming project prefers the Bsc network because the gas fee is relatively low... But is there a simple and better logic to detect if this certain project is a scam.
In fact, numbers of token are being airdropped into my BSC Wallet on a weekly basis, however most of them are presumed scam.. I mean since I don't work in promoting them, I don't see why I should be getting them. And I learnt one's wallet can easily get ripped by trying to trade them.
What I don't seem to understand is if;
I. I'm experiencing all these because DeFi/DEX are still in their infancy stage.
II. Or simply because the network is not yet fully decentralized.
I know majority of these upcoming project prefers the Bsc network because the gas fee is relatively low... But is there a simple and better logic to detect if this certain project is a scam.
Three of my wallets are messed up because I received that I did not ask or participated in their airdrops, it's a new way of marketing their project and scam people
One example is this token
BestAir.io
Total Supply:
100,000,000 AIR (CSupply: 98,078,396)
Holders:
4,851,665 addresses
Transfers:
6,655,854
Some of these so-called airdrops are locked and you can only withdraw or trade on specific rules and they have no social media account or group chat so people lack of communication means they are hiding something.
