@omicronrg9

I don't think this is just crypto-related. Many newcomers to crypto just came through shitcoins, memecoins, failed p2e's. The average profile (in my experience as a community moderator and CS) is a guy who doesn't know shit, doesn't care about learning how to XYZ and whose English is broken beyond repair. A great prey for every 0 IQ scammer out there if said profile wasn't broke more often than not. This average user, call him Jim, will go through a lot of projects expecting huge profits or even free "airdrops" granting him lotta free money, and thus he will join and blindly believe whatever trend each project follows. After joining a sufficiently big amount of projects, Jim will proceed to cry and say "scammers, scammers!" when things don't meet his expectations which may or may not be inflated by the project itself, but that he surely didn't take the time to check. I find normal crypto be filled of useless stuff. There's a lot of demand for it! Crypto doesn't need a moral compass. Some people do...

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