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I’m sure there’s a Reddit thread for every cryptocurrency company and founder calling them a fraud.

• JustLurking2022 3y ago
  And statistically, they're virtually all correct.
  • reidjs 3y ago
    Just like how, statistically, a cancer test strip that always says "not cancer" is virtually always correct.
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    • dymk 3y ago
      You're confusing false positives and false negatives
      • reidjs 3y ago
        Ok let me make a correction. It’s always a good blind bet that a singular new company and/or founder will fail their next venture, not just startups in the crypto space, but across every industry. If you know a little bit (insider info) about the space and founders you can probably make better bets, though .
        • _wf2l 3y ago
          not with crypto though, because it's all a scam or a front, there is no actually successful crypto projects, unless you count successful as having scammed a bunch of money out of people's hands, in which case, yes theyre all pretty much successful