How can I spot a potential cryptocurrency scam before investing?

[Zerologic]

So true! We should always question anything that sounds too good to be true—because it probably is

Avoiding promises that are too good to be true is safer than fraud, but if anyone is ready to lose money because deceived by promises that are too good to be true, it doesn't matter as long as you still have lots of savings.

 

[David79]

Exactly my point, it's all an attempt to abuse the environment of the market, lure them in, take their money and use the same "AI" to disappear.

Absolutely! I feel being cautious and trusting your own research is the key.. Scammers are everywhere.

 

[Zerologic]

Absolutely! I feel being cautious and trusting your own research is the key.. Scammers are everywhere.

The real world and the virtual world are almost the same, scammers will always be on the prowl finding prey to victimize, and this will always be there.

 

[Charlotte_Nguyen]

Absolutely! I feel being cautious and trusting your own research is the key.. Scammers are everywhere.

Yes, it is very important to be cautious but not too much, I honestly found out that as far as companies are involved there are not as many scammers as there are individuals.

 

[Zerologic]

So true! We should always question anything that sounds too good to be true—because it probably is

I think it's better to be careful, at least mitigating risks before taking a step is important so we don't get depressed if we fall.

 

[David79]

Yes, it is very important to be cautious but not too much, I honestly found out that as far as companies are involved there are not as many scammers as there are individuals.

I agree, caution is important, but companies are usually more reliable than individuals.