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Quote from: bitgolden on August 19, 2025, 04:53:23 PM

just because we believe in something, doesn't mean it will be what it is. We are going to face a lot of scam coins that look like they are amazing and then turn out to be not that great at all. We should always remember that scammers are good at their job, and the really good ones can make a coin that can actually be great if they really wanted to.

This is the questionable and weird part, I have seen projects that were so well done, that if they didn't scam people and actually worked on it, they could have made a lot of money from it. Unfortunately they didn't and because of that they turn out to be scammers which make us be careful against everyone. It's just not that simple to move on by checking a list.

That is the hardest thing for the newbies. Because they see an awesome project, and they see everyone making a profit, and that is lovely and great right? Then they see something else and they think that because it looks awesome, this is another one and they can make that kind of money too, but turns out they are not actually looking at an awesome project but looking at a project that is actually terrible.

Because of that we are going to end up with a lot of bad news and bad results for the newbies and that is going to be the thing that will keep them not doing that great. We should warn newbies about how scams are so great that they can be not scams and still be great and that is why it's such a risky thing to handle when it's a new project, so how it looks doesn't matter.

Just because something looks promising doesn't mean it is what it seems we will face many scam coins that appear amazing at first but turn out to be worthless we should remember that scammers are skilled at their work and the best ones can even make a coin look genuinely good if they wanted to. The tricky part is that some projects are so well designed that if the creators had worked honestly they could have made a lot of money instead they choose to scam and that teaches us to be cautious it is not as simple as checking a list or following hype. Newbies face the hardest challenge because they see a project doing well and assume the next one that looks similar will also succeed they get excited by the profits others are making but often they are judging by appearance not by substance this leads to mistakes and losses, because of this, many newcomers end up with bad results and discouragement it is important to warn them that even projects that seem legitimate can be risky and appearance alone cannot guarantee success handling new projects requires patience analysis and a clear understanding of potential risks. It is also important to develop a system for evaluating projects beyond surface impressions factors like the team behind the project their history the technology being used and community feedback should all be considered blindly following trends or hype can be dangerous the market moves fast and what seems like a sure success today can turn into a loss tomorrow. Education and experience play a huge role in navigating these risks the more someone studies past scams and learns to identify warning signs the better they become at spotting which projects are likely to fail or succeed newcomers should focus on building knowledge first before committing significant funds this reduces the chances of being misled and increases the chance of making informed decisions. Ultimately the key is caution discipline and continuous learning even with careful analysis there is always risk but being methodical helps avoid the worst mistakes and allows investors to participate in new opportunities more safely.