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Quote from: whotheff on November 18, 2019, 12:40:31 PM

First there is an announcement, then there is 3 year Roadmap,
extended each year with meaningless additions, fake recruiting of
employees, trade interrupts, software announcements, wallet updates, changes
quizes, games, givaways, airdrops, forks, ICOs etc, etc, etc.

I've seen several coins with great tech which is perfectly quick and secure, anonymous (or not) and safe.
They all have mobile wallets and wallets for every OS.
Despite this fact they cannot be adopted. Nobody wants to use them, there is no real need for them.
A team of good programmers could develop a blockchain which can replace banks and paper money
in a month. Another month for testing and another month for setting up nodes across the globe.
The main point behind all this is: who controlls these programmers?

Voilla. it is that easy.That is why I think all these announcements and Roadmaps are bullshit.

To be honest with you, i saw your post and i was moved, why ?
Over the years with my experience in crypto currency, i have known about Hubrisone wallet app, monarch wallet app, and even tokoin wallet. all erc-20 apps
But i don't use them for unknown reasons,

i just created account on it as requested by bounty laws, and move the keys to trust wallet, because i find it more trust worthy.
Why do you reckon this thoughts, because i am sure alot of people have done likewise.

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There are numerous activities that have tricksters behind them and simply pay developers to make sites, guides and whitepapers that scarcely anybody tries to peruse and furthermore no genuine token or coin with genuine use cases. This is the issue. You likewise have an inappropriate kinds of speculators who have an extremely terrible outlook. They all come on the web and into crypto needing quick cash for sitting idle, at that point when an undertaking bombs they simply sit and whimper the entire day and accuse this, that and the other.So it works the two different ways, you have con artists defrauding the lethargic and clueless individuals, who don't do their examination appropriately or become overzealous. We as a whole need to change our mentality to improve our outcomes right now.

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Quote from: TanakabZX on February 04, 2020, 02:03:20 AM

Quote from: whotheff on November 18, 2019, 12:40:31 PM

First there is an announcement, then there is 3 year Roadmap,
extended each year with meaningless additions, fake recruiting of
employees, trade interrupts, software announcements, wallet updates, changes
quizes, games, givaways, airdrops, forks, ICOs etc, etc, etc.

I've seen several coins with great tech which is perfectly quick and secure, anonymous (or not) and safe.
They all have mobile wallets and wallets for every OS.
Despite this fact they cannot be adopted. Nobody wants to use them, there is no real need for them.
A team of good programmers could develop a blockchain which can replace banks and paper money
in a month. Another month for testing and another month for setting up nodes across the globe.
The main point behind all this is: who controlls these programmers?

Voilla. it is that easy.That is why I think all these announcements and Roadmaps are bullshit.

Who cares? I'm here to make profits, these so called scam projects like you claimed have changed my people's life for the better, i am willing to take the risks, get what I can and move on, the fact I would like you to know is the biggest scam in this world is 'MONEY'

I don't think it changed anything yet. If it could change then governments would kill it in infancy. The rest from what you wrote is nothing but wise words.

TanakabZX

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Quote from: whotheff on November 18, 2019, 12:40:31 PM

First there is an announcement, then there is 3 year Roadmap,
extended each year with meaningless additions, fake recruiting of
employees, trade interrupts, software announcements, wallet updates, changes
quizes, games, givaways, airdrops, forks, ICOs etc, etc, etc.

I've seen several coins with great tech which is perfectly quick and secure, anonymous (or not) and safe.
They all have mobile wallets and wallets for every OS.
Despite this fact they cannot be adopted. Nobody wants to use them, there is no real need for them.
A team of good programmers could develop a blockchain which can replace banks and paper money
in a month. Another month for testing and another month for setting up nodes across the globe.
The main point behind all this is: who controlls these programmers?

Voilla. it is that easy.That is why I think all these announcements and Roadmaps are bullshit.

Who cares? I'm here to make profits, these so called scam projects like you claimed have changed my people's life for the better, i am willing to take the risks, get what I can and move on, the fact I would like you to know is the biggest scam in this world is 'MONEY'

Ashong Salonga

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Actually not all cryptocurrencies are scam because there are still trusted and reliable cryptocurrencies that have already existed long time ago such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and many more. Indeed there are really lots of existing scam coins from scam projects in the market but not all so we must no put into conclusion and generalization that all cryptocurrencies are scam because they are not. Maybe many of us have been victimized by scams related to cryptocurrency but that does not mean that the other existing cryptocurrencies are already scam. But still it is the OP's point of view and we all do have different preferences regarding the matter.

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Quote from: whotheff on November 18, 2019, 12:40:31 PM

First there is an announcement, then there is 3 year Roadmap,
extended each year with meaningless additions, fake recruiting of
employees, trade interrupts, software announcements, wallet updates, changes
quizes, games, givaways, airdrops, forks, ICOs etc, etc, etc.

I've seen several coins with great tech which is perfectly quick and secure, anonymous (or not) and safe.
They all have mobile wallets and wallets for every OS.
Despite this fact they cannot be adopted. Nobody wants to use them, there is no real need for them.
A team of good programmers could develop a blockchain which can replace banks and paper money
in a month. Another month for testing and another month for setting up nodes across the globe.
The main point behind all this is: who controlls these programmers?

Voilla. it is that easy.That is why I think all these announcements and Roadmaps are bullshit.

well agree with you for what long to build a system if it can be done in a few months do not need to take a lot of time maybe that's their way to make the project survive because if the project is finished it will not be of interest to people

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Quote from: kak uli on January 04, 2020, 01:51:57 PM

Quote from: whotheff on November 18, 2019, 12:40:31 PM

First there is an announcement, then there is 3 year Roadmap,
extended each year with meaningless additions, fake recruiting of
employees, trade interrupts, software announcements, wallet updates, changes
quizes, games, givaways, airdrops, forks, ICOs etc, etc, etc.

I've seen several coins with great tech which is perfectly quick and secure, anonymous (or not) and safe.
They all have mobile wallets and wallets for every OS.
Despite this fact they cannot be adopted. Nobody wants to use them, there is no real need for them.
A team of good programmers could develop a blockchain which can replace banks and paper money
in a month. Another month for testing and another month for setting up nodes across the globe.
The main point behind all this is: who controlls these programmers?

Voilla. it is that easy.That is why I think all these announcements and Roadmaps are bullshit.

not all roadmaps are nonsense because many projects have successfully implemented various programs that fit the roadmap.. so don't claim all projects just because you have been disappointed by a few projects. Although many projects that run their programs are not timely according to the roadmap, they have successfully carried out various programs that they had planned before.

And let me quess: they implemented roadmap items like: paper wallet, desktop wallet, website design refresh, chat bot, wallet updates, etc. And they stop any "development" once the price drops and just keep promising, extending periods, postponing, etc.

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Quote from: whotheff on November 18, 2019, 12:40:31 PM

First there is an announcement, then there is 3 year Roadmap,
extended each year with meaningless additions, fake recruiting of
employees, trade interrupts, software announcements, wallet updates, changes
quizes, games, givaways, airdrops, forks, ICOs etc, etc, etc.

I've seen several coins with great tech which is perfectly quick and secure, anonymous (or not) and safe.
They all have mobile wallets and wallets for every OS.
Despite this fact they cannot be adopted. Nobody wants to use them, there is no real need for them.
A team of good programmers could develop a blockchain which can replace banks and paper money
in a month. Another month for testing and another month for setting up nodes across the globe.
The main point behind all this is: who controlls these programmers?

Voilla. it is that easy.That is why I think all these announcements and Roadmaps are bullshit.

not all roadmaps are nonsense because many projects have successfully implemented various programs that fit the roadmap.. so don't claim all projects just because you have been disappointed by a few projects. Although many projects that run their programs are not timely according to the roadmap, they have successfully carried out various programs that they had planned before.

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There are many projects that have scammers behind them and just pay programmers to create websites, roadmaps and whitepapers that barely anyone bothers to read and also no real token or coin with real use cases. This is the problem. You also have the wrong types of investors who have a very bad mindset. They all come online and into crypto wanting fast money for doing nothing, then when a project fails they just sit and whine all day and blame this, that and the other.So it works both ways, you have scammers scamming the lazy and unsuspecting people, who do not do their research properly or get carried away by FUD and FOMO. We all need to change our mindset to improve our results in this game.

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Quote from: whotheff on November 18, 2019, 12:40:31 PM

First there is an announcement, then there is 3 year Roadmap,
extended each year with meaningless additions, fake recruiting of
employees, trade interrupts, software announcements, wallet updates, changes
quizes, games, givaways, airdrops, forks, ICOs etc, etc, etc.

Hahaha. I agree with these thoughts. The vast majority of altocins use the same words and methods. and most of them do almost nothing. all they can do is sell the imagination. but even they are not very successful anymore.

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Quote from: whotheff on November 18, 2019, 12:40:31 PM

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Voilla. it is that easy.That is why I think all these announcements and Roadmaps are bullshit.

You just haven't found a project that is truly legit. A legitimate project will be truly responsible for what has been planned, build the community and the product well so that it can maintain investor confidence. The roadmap will be the main key in development, even if there is a strategy or target that has not been reached, it will be notified publicly, unlike a project that is a scam or not running the project fully, it will only give false promises.

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Not all projects are scam, so are good while some are not so not because people got scammed from such projects that should make everything scam, I believe we need regulation to ensure fake projects are taking off the market while the real ones should stand and I also do think we empower those with potentials but incapacitated to list on exchanges.

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Not all projects are scam, so are good while some are not so not because people got scammed from such projects that should make everything scam, I believe we need regulation to ensure fake projects are taking off the market while the real ones should stand and I also do think we empower those with potentials but incapacitated to list on exchanges.

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Quote from: Adriano2010 on December 19, 2019, 10:11:58 AM

Indeed there are a lot of scam on crypto as you said, but the title is not correct, not all crypto are scams, but maybe in future we can somehow stop this scams and on that time the crypto will grow as it should already do.

Not at all are scams, as there are crypto projects that are really bringing crypto real use case with their project, but due to the fact that there's a lot of scammers out there, it is very difficult now to trust the project, although they seems legit, the owner is active and we can see development as we can also see that still it is not enough reason.

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Indeed there are a lot of scam on crypto as you said, but the title is not correct, not all crypto are scams, but maybe in future we can somehow stop this scams and on that time the crypto will grow as it should already do.

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Truly successful projects will not advertise themselves to the whole world. They will quietly and quietly gather investors and will develop. Perhaps then they will be released, but the price of coins will be very high, since they will already have a lot of support. And everyone else with their ICO is just those who decided to make money quickly and disappear.

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Can you please guys share what coins do you think are NOT scam (excluding the top 5 in CMC)?

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The best advice is to always watch your step in crypto space, try to avoid scam always, since coins and tokens are still profitable then not all of them are scam

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Quote from: Peanyut991 on December 14, 2019, 06:44:14 PM

Maybe there are some scam altcoins, because developers don't take care of their coins anymore. But of course not all altcoin scams such as Ethereum. Obviously ethereum has supporting technology such as the smart contract and blockchain itself.

Ethereum is altcoin which until now can still be used as a reference for all new projects and the growth of new altcoin.
it is true that you say that not all new altcoins grow into scams, but for two years now every new growth of altcoin is always haunted by developers not wanting to take care of it but only looking for profit for a moment.
so that many investors are clearly afraid and reluctant to want to invest in new altcoin, thus increasing the length of altcoin which is no longer valuable.

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Yeah, I think so, sometimes it is tired of thinking about crypto projects that have sprung up like manipulations to raise funds. we never know that even their supporters and teams are real or fake. to convince investors they are actually releasing products, but actually the products that are released by the crypto project almost have similarity with each other, so the product is just like a formality

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