10% per day was the tokens staking rate. If you don't like it don't buy it, it is very simple. The token did not advertise itself as a get rich scheme. It said what it was and nothing else. Besides, you couldn't even buy them.
All the noobs earned them and the bigger bagholders with money to burn bought the tokens up in mass.
I am also not sure how much trading you guys do but in order for someone to make money someone else must lose some. This is why some people like to call crypto a ponzi/scam.
Basically, we shifting our coins to the next user for profits.
The existence of some other scams doesn't make Yobit not a scam. Nor does being
obvious. Whataboutism is such a cliche fallacy for scam apologists, just drop it, no one's gonna buy it.
If you wanna call it a "game"... well, it's not provably fair gambling and shitty casinos have been red-trusted for similar stunts, so that excuse doesn't fly either. Yobit calls itself an exchange and they call some of their schemes "coins" or "tokens" even though there isn't even a blockchain involved.