Scams and frauds continue to plague the crypto space with no clear resolution in sight. The problem keeps evolving—new schemes pop up just as quickly as the old ones get exposed. It's a constant battle between regulators, projects, and bad actors, but progress feels painfully slow. Until the industry implements stronger safeguards and enforcement mechanisms, investors remain vulnerable.
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LiquidationKing
· 01-13 19:09
Uh, if this keeps going, we'll eventually end up in jail. What can regulators do? Just talk on paper.
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ContractExplorer
· 01-13 19:09
ngl this is the norm in Web3, with new scams emerging constantly, and old tricks haven't died out yet... By the time regulations catch up, it'll probably be too late.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 01-13 19:08
NGL, this is the norm in Web3—black eats black... When regulation comes, isn't it just a new scam with a different disguise?
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ChainDetective
· 01-13 19:05
These days, crypto scams are like whack-a-mole—press down on one, and three pop up...
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PhantomHunter
· 01-13 19:01
ngl this is a dead loop, scammers are always one step ahead of regulation...
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LiquidatorFlash
· 01-13 18:59
The anti-fraud mechanism can't keep up with the evolution of scams, and the liquidation risk triggered in just 0.7 seconds has become the biggest threat to investors...
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MEVHunterBearish
· 01-13 18:50
Fraud tactics are constantly evolving, and regulation can't keep up. This is the current state of Web3.
Scams and frauds continue to plague the crypto space with no clear resolution in sight. The problem keeps evolving—new schemes pop up just as quickly as the old ones get exposed. It's a constant battle between regulators, projects, and bad actors, but progress feels painfully slow. Until the industry implements stronger safeguards and enforcement mechanisms, investors remain vulnerable.