"Although fraud protection in this case is not fool proof there are always signs that tell something is not right".
Excerpt from the link, which to me only signifies that your are already being burnt because you can't be outside the pitch to and be the referee of a match
Also from the link :
"a digital KYC service have a lesser chance of being a scam as compared to those without any such service".
This could lead an investor to be gullible to have all the trust in a company because it is sounding more reasonable but I don't just believe all the verification stuff, I just go on to take a shot at my risk
Quite true, I think OP should make an adjustment to this not to mislead new investors to believe all the stories. For me, I understand that there are no exact way to know a scam ico because they also come up with whitepapers etc.
Excerpt from the link, which to me only signifies that your are already being burnt because you can't be outside the pitch to and be the referee of a match
Also from the link :
"a digital KYC service have a lesser chance of being a scam as compared to those without any such service".
This could lead an investor to be gullible to have all the trust in a company because it is sounding more reasonable but I don't just believe all the verification stuff, I just go on to take a shot at my risk
No, the article talks about "Warning Signs of ICO Scams" NOT " the ways to verify whether an ICO is a scam or not."
S/he talked about it at the end of the article where s/he said:
S/he talked about it at the end of the article where s/he said:
Quite true, I think OP should make an adjustment to this not to mislead new investors to believe all the stories. For me, I understand that there are no exact way to know a scam ico because they also come up with whitepapers etc.