Quote from: BurtW on November 24, 2017, 12:37:14 PM

Quote from: GeorgeLW70 on November 23, 2017, 11:23:29 PM

Quote from: aristospetr on November 22, 2017, 05:08:36 PM

It seems to me that before you contact with such projects, you need to check their audit reports. Some companies are doing this quite successfully.

Yea.This is very good decision. You said abot companies. What do you mean,do you know any?

Actually this looks like one piece of shit spam bot conversing with another piece of shit spam bot. Fake "conversations" a new low.

We need to ban all paid signature campaigns in order to remove all financial motivation for this crap.

In fact, at this point, I would totally support just turning off all the signature functions. No signatures anywhere. No financial motivation. Problem solved. We get back to being a community of Bitcoin enthusiasts instead of a forum overrun by a total shit storm of fake posts.

You are absolutely wrong!

The scale of the scam among ICO is surprising. Over the past year alone, about 28,000 ICO projects have been created, and only a little more than 200 "have survived". Why are there no others? Because they simply steal money from investors. And in order to increase the transparency of ICO projects, they need to publish their audit reports so that investors are calm for the safety of their funds!

Good luck. Wink