What are some major red flags when investing in a coin?

[Anonymous No.12506032]

[Anonymous No.12506043]

> 5. Beware of any plan for "meeting the faith." Many pyramid schemes Advertise that they are in the "pre-launch" stage, yet they can never and never launch. By definition pyramid schemes can never fulfill their obligations. To Survive, Pyramids need to keep and attract as many members as possible. Thus, promoters try out a sense of community or solidarity while chastising Outsiders or skeptics. Often the government is the target of the pyramid's collective wrath, especially when the scheme is about to be dismantled. Commission Attorneys now know how to pick up a packet and a packed courtroom. Half of the pyramid ' s recruits may see it as long as we did; the other half may look at the millions of people. Government officials in Albania have also experienced this reaction in the recent past.
> 6. Finally, beware of programs that are in the market. Every Investor Fantasizes About Becoming Wealthy, Over The Years Similarly, deregulated markets can offer substantial benefits to investors and consumers.

Noticed the most shilled coin, and without a working product promising since 2017?

[Anonymous No.12506045]

[Anonymous No.12506047]

>>12506032
Shitty code on github
>ibf anyone on /biz does actual due diligence

[Anonymous No.12506049]

It being a "coin"

[Anonymous No.12506052]

Its named chainlink

[Anonymous No.12506053]

Skateboards and stickers

[Anonymous No.12506060]

asians with cross arms

[Anonymous No.12506065]

>>12506032
>China
>masternode
>anonymous devs
>cryptonote
>Indian names in staff
>constellation background on website
>platform utility erc20 token
>memes anywhere on website
>telegram/discord/btctalk consists entirely of moonbois
>closed source
>whitepaper contains poor grammar and/or misspellings
>"token economics not finalized"

[Anonymous No.12506067]

1. The office is situated in tax haven ie. Cayman islands

2. Large ICOs where many millions are raised, but no working product is delivered, if ever.

3. Empty promises and false advertising ie. "We are working with SWIFT!"

I could go on and on.

[Anonymous No.12506069]

>No dev activity
>No progress
>Redundant ideas
>No whitepaper
>Pipe dream roadmap
>ICO
>How mature the community is
>Shilled heavily

[Anonymous No.12506074]

>>12506032
Every coin that is shilled outside of /biz/ to Normies

[Anonymous No.12506078]

An unhealthy fascination with a McDonalds diet.

[Anonymous No.12506179]

A jew as technical advisor that also provides
>entrepreneurship guidance

[Anonymous No.12506191]

>>12506032
>hyperinflation
>uses a thirdworld emoji as a logo
>community already coping
>"it'll be just like bitcoin in five years guys"
>

[Anonymous No.12506194]

>>12506043
Bitcoin

[Anonymous No.12506205]

>>12506191
KEK

[Anonymous No.12506233]

When the CEO (or most visible spokesperson) is a tubo-normie, chad larper, gook, pajeet, or basedboy. The only legit coins are made by autists who sperg out about the tech in interviews - or people with hidden identities

[Anonymous No.12506282]

>>12506194
It's already done and it works though

[Anonymous No.12506531]

>>12506045
Lmao i remember this face magazine with nobodies on cover

[The nigger who fucks jannies No.12506538]

>>12506032
>ico
>not allowed to participate: china and the US