Quote from: Yamifoud on Today at 09:44:17 PM

They are using attractive/promising words in order to encourage viewers to invest in their promoted project. Indeed, that was their job but of course, it was your part to do research in order to validate if that was true or fake promotion.

Advertisements, promotions are always attractive because they use buzzwords, attractive graphics, promising roadmaps. It's not easy for newbies to differentiate scam projects after looking at those documents. With bounty hunters, they even don't mind about it because they can use bots to do tasks in bounties. At the end, it's fair enough if they don't receive much from bounties, or their works get rejected by bounty managers.

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If could just think about the current situation, there are plenty of bounties in the market, and sad to say only a few of them are worth investing in while the majority are scams and useless projects. And if you are lazy enough not to do research or just simply follow these influencers, do not wonder why you fall into scam projects.

Token projects require less resources to build than ecosystem projects like Ethereum, BNB, Harmony and so on. It's easy to create a token, then a next task for their team is focusing on a current trend that can be DeFi 2.0, GameFi, Metaverse, NFT and write some promising whitepaper, roadmap, launch graphics and nearly complete their works to attract investors and bounty hunters.