Quote from: Erumo on August 03, 2020, 02:55:46 PM

Quote from: lobat999 on August 03, 2020, 02:46:30 PM

1. Verify project's viability
2. Verify core team's identity
3. Check if they have a working MVP already
4. Check repository / Github activity
5. Ask the team on related questions on the project's social media channels, etc...

What should hunter do, if the projects passes all the 5 points you wrote, or simply dont have some the points.

It is not a total guarantee that a project is not a scam even if it had satisfied all of the points mentioned above that is why we continue to have due diligence or investigate further about the project.

Quote from: Erumo on August 03, 2020, 02:55:46 PM

For example, bounty campaign of an exchange. Do you often see they put their team on public or post a lot in github?
Or MVP - often the team is in a processes of collecting funds, decides to run a bounty campaign. They wont have a MVP.

Well at least they must have a working MVP or else it is highly unlikely that they will ever produce one. As far as I know, most legitimate exchanges are already in operation before they had conducted a bounty campaign to promote their company.

Quote from: Erumo on August 03, 2020, 02:55:46 PM

"5. Ask the team on related questions on the project's social media channels, etc..." - I've tried asking CZ questions about Binance in twitter, but he ignore me. If he ever run a bounty campaign, I'd better skip it. They seems shady, except CZ I dont know any representative from Binance.

Binance is already an establish company, and I don't know if they had initiated a bounty campaign that could be related to your inquiries but I think you could try other support channels instead of using Twitter so that they can better address your concern. Moreover, I presume CZ is a very busy person that is why we should take such inquiries to their dedicated support team on different media channels accordingly.