URO devs and company behind it are still very active and working on URO adoption, in fact I believe they are releasing a fiat/URO exchange in a couple weeks. It was not a scam, it was branded a scam after Jeremy and his group pumped it to massive highs through mass hyping and then dumped on everyone for a beyond ridiculous profit, leaving everyone who did not sell down alot of money. After that nobody would trust or take URO seriously because they fail to see the bigger picture and look at the real evidence. In fact if anyone got scammed it was the URO dev who got manipulated and befriended by the pumpers who pretended to want to help the coin succeed.

Regardless, both CANN and URO have ridiculous business models that this market in its current state simply could not support regardless of how real and legitimate they are or aren't. CANN btw seems very shady, they where working along side pumpers during the initial pump and so far all they have to show for their work is a couple of photos, no legal documents or anything, and in order for 1 CANN to truly equal 1 gram then the CANN market cap would need to be over $1.6 billion which is not going to happen.