failingprojects

The third question is to users: “You dig everything you can!”. You bother influencers and developers with mean questions and are ready to scream the project is a dishonest scam. Then, how could you not warn everyone on the planet, including me, that the project was a shitty #ScamProject and everyone knew it except the new user and me!
As of January 2026, 13 million projects being classified as inactive. According to different resource, nearly 53% - 66.5% of cryptos launched since 2021 have failed.
Example of potentially #failingprojects that are actually also in my #CryptoAssetsPortfolio : $Babydoge, $Lunc, $Hex, $Worldcoin.
$WLD
The fourth group of participants includes #ITgiants like Google, Microsoft, Intel, YouTube, Facebook etc., and a local cybersecurity authority. It's a separate topic. I will not discuss them in this post.

So, my approach is let’s reduce the number of fraudulent projects and increase the number of outstanding projects so that we can accurately identify and probabilistically select the best project. Could we establish some #criteria that would allow us to distinguish between projects that are scams and those that are not scams but decent initiatives?
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The alternative I have found for myself in the meantime is that it is better not to participate in any projects at all, even if they are amazing, give 1000x gains, and are 100% not a scam!
Instead, it's better to wait until the project is listed on an exchange and can be sustained for at least a few years. Until then, I can exchange or trade that asset.
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