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I also periodically check the balance of the wallets of the projects in which I participate and several times I revealed scammers who posted wrong numbers of collected funds.

Typically, the publication of the amount of funds collected by developers says that the project should be trusted. Many investors pay much attention to this.

You're right. Only if you can buy project tokens using different coins, then the fees will be held on a large number of wallets. And it is not always possible to publish them all.

Recently, for many developers, it is popular to allow users to invest through a personal account and give everyone their wallet address for investing. Thus, it is very difficult to track how much money is collected.

If fees go through a personal wallet for each investor, then it is very difficult to track the total amount of project fees. Do not hesitate to show the amount of money collected.

Now is a very difficult time for ICO. Project fees fell by 60-80% compared to last year. Perhaps this is why some developers do not want to show the true amount of fees in order not to scare away potential investors.

I recently read the news that 41% of the projects held in August-September collected less than 10 000 dollars.
Very bad situation in the cryptocurrency market. I'm starting to worry about Cryptocoin.

Please send me a link to the article in the PM where you read such statistics. It will be interesting to get acquainted.

why PM,I would also like to see such statistics,and I think that many people would like to see it