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Re: could it be most project don't succeed?
by
chaoscoinz
on 04/11/2019, 14:02:23 UTC
hello everyone

I have came to think of something reasonable about some projects, today everyone just wakeup to create his project and introduced it to btt just for people to suffer and promote probably at last the project will not succeed and they will foldup why? everywhere and there having much projects trooping in the forum today but few succeeds.
today, tomorrow, next tomorrow came up with all such of tokens, or could it be they want to build their social media groups and pages then they will come create fuck token and disbursed to the people whose manage to follow them on their media page and at last such token has no value in the market. they will even stole some other project websites just to boost their pages. this is improper... We hear scam and thief everywhere due to not have a proper documentations about the ventures.  
I think earlier 2010 to 2015 there were no scam project even if there's, is just 1% but now is +-50%

to me this are the interest of those fake project.
1. they want to boost their  facebook page
2. they want to boost their twitter page
3. LinkedIn page
4. YouTube, ETC

my Questions

Is there no other ways BTT can track and trace such people posting such project the in the forum?
Is there no way we can run free and fair project in the system without us being scammed or tricked?


Let me rest my case here and I would like the elders of this forum to into this
drop your comment
A lot of projects are posted here on the Bitcointalk forums within the "Announcements" boards. There are many reasons why projects end up failing or succeeding. One of the reasons many projects fail is because lack of funding, due to either failed promotion, lack of any really innovation compared to other projects, or little to no transparency.
   Then you have the scam projects who exit as soon as they gather enough funds. The biggest reason I believe comes from legal uncertainties. The SEC has really been clamping down on ICO's due to potential securities violations for projects who fail to register.
 Look how much scrutiny that Telegram is facing for selling "TON" tokens. The SEC stopped them in their tracks!