> "I know there are scams in the cryptocurrency world and am too lazy/disinterested to figure out which parts are the scammy parts, so I'm just going to cast th

> "I know there are scams in the cryptocurrency world and am too lazy/disinterested to figure out which parts are the scammy parts, so I'm just going to cast the whole space as a scam and feel smug about it." As an example, I believe ALGO is a legitimate blockchain coin but when your marketing copy reads like this, it doesn't take laziness/disinterested to pass sniff tests. "Examples include bond issuance, escrow account creation, loan payments & fee executions, limit orders, subscriptions, collateralized obligations, disbursements, programmatic fees, delegated high- security account management, interface with off-chain data providers, HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit), decentralized exchanges, crowdfunding, voting and more." These all sound great! Who's offering HELOC's using ALGO right now? Crickets - so how would you convince me this isn't a scam? https://www.algorand.com/technology https://www.algorand.com/technology