/biz/ - Business & Finance

>another chainlink partner pulls the rug a few weeks after being tweeted by the chainlink twitter account
why the FUCK are there more scam partnerships than legitimate ones now?
>based protocol
>PAID network
>DMM
These are such obvious scams a child would be able to see them. No real development, copy pasted githubs, the teams are entirely composed of ""advisors"" instead of programmers, red flags all over the place, and Sergey sees no problems. What the fuck is happening? One of the best indicators of mid-effort scams these days is whether they have a LINK partnership.

>>30188588
Kyle chasse is on the advisory board of AIOZ Network

>>30009790
I like having PAID around desu, it reminds me of just how fucking stupid the average crypto "investor" is to trust their money with this man and his multi level marketing scheme.
https://twitter.com/kyle_chasse

>copy paste kleros's idea
>don't bother making a product or develop on github
>your entire team is marketers
>shill on telegram, twitter, youtube, hand out your shitcoin (PAID) to anyone who shills your shitcoin to their followers
>12k holders in a few weeks
>within two months do a 100x and have a diluted market cap of 4 billion dollars

>meanwhile, in kleros
>spend 3 years developing your product
>release finished court prior to even selling a single token because you don't want to encourage shady ICOs
>vitalik shills you as being a real team solving real problems
>get followed by jack dorsey
>solve million dollar disputes and pay real dividends to holders who add vale to the network in ETH (only non-ponzi in crypto)
>7k holders after 2 years
>fully diluted supply of 80m and absolutely no price action at all
why is it so easy to scam people in crypto and so hard to get them to actually give a shit about decentralized solutions to real world problems