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Blockchain transparency allows for real-time verification of a project’s financial movements, including transaction history and token distribution. Investors can check whether funds are being used as promised, ensuring the project’s claims align with on-chain activity. For example, if a large portion of tokens is held by a few wallets or there’s suspicious movement of funds, it could signal red flags. A transparent blockchain reduces the likelihood of fraud, offering a layer of security that helps investors assess whether a project is genuine or potentially a scam.