Quote from: Stanlo on October 17, 2019, 06:51:27 AM

Quote from: Senar Gitar on October 14, 2019, 11:27:47 AM

never invest your money in the wrong place or as easily as when you sell investments at high prices. Scamers are always everywhere & they are like crocodiles waiting for their prey.

1. regulations are not the golden bullet to fight scamers and scamers cannot be eliminated, they are corrupt criminals, they are the biggest problem in the cryptoqurrency industry.
2. KYC The bounty hunter
#. can at least reduce cheating or multi-accounts.
The KYC team & developers
#. can at least reduce a few% of the number of fraud projects, this symbolizes a good project if their team is solid, transparent and responsible.
3. many new companies run their own programs but generate a lot of scams and junk tokens. and I hate saying allocation cuts when sales end successfully.
4. A quality product is no longer a guarantee of the success of a project, and even good marketing does not mean that it can attract market investment. or maybe this is all influenced by a market situation that is still weak.

and the last point ... I see many famous prize managers engrossed in money, they forget when they get public trust when they first manage a project, they have now misused crypto as a ponzi scheme of getting rich, red trust has become a symbol of their account. I will not depend on the gift manager anymore. What do you think? a few points above the results of my observations so far.

KYC ain't freedom,i think its cool if there is no KYC since you aren't getting paid in FIAT or you want to withdraw to your bank account, making transactions from coins to coins shouldn't request KYC just like EZ365 project ceo stated, for bounties developers are the ones to decide not us

yes but KYC is still a problem for prize hunters even though it is a necessity to get tokens that are listed on their exchanges. so in my opinion if KYC is needed only for projects that are truly valid or the team responsible. but in reality many projects do not pay participants even though they have completed KYC.