>>17341973
you need to learn how to differentiate between organic enthusiasm and marketing/shilling. I still can't figure it out immediately, but i know how to break it down into the discarded pile and the maybe pile pretty easily. From the maybe's you start asking questions and if you get intelligent answers its time to DYOR. And if something continues to stoke both interest and extreme FUD its time to start looking at it really closely. The creation and propagation of new and funny memes based on a project (both pro and against) is unironically a great indicator that its a solid project. We are in an age of data-overload. There is too much junk information out there that occludes the truth. Learning how to parse through it is valuable not only in investment, but in what you choose to do with your life, who you trust to be in your life, and what your theory of how the world works is. That is the greatest advantage 4chan has over other forums. The shilling, spamming, shitposting, attempted market manipulation, all of it hones your ability to determine truth from falsehood. And that is the greatest edge you can have in the world today.