Actually, Launchpad also sometimes ends up being a scam because the price doesn't immediately increase, instead the price tends to fall. Participating on Binance is really good because it has a guarantee from Binance and using BNB to participate so it will keep us safe with the capital we use.
That's right, I like your point that most Launchpad projects end up with lower prices over time so investors should take advantage and sell at the beginning of the launch when prices are good because then they will continue to fall.
As for the other issue, I disagree with you a little because it is true that Binance gives some guarantee because of its great reputation, but in the end it is not responsible for these projects and does not bear responsibility for the low price, so investors must conduct their research well before investing, even if the project is listed on Binance.
No one can guarantee that a project will be successful easily, including the launchpad from Binance. We all know, here Binance's role is only to provide a place, while the progress of project planning is still in the hands of the team and developers who created the project. Meanwhile, the price of tokens or coins will be greatly influenced by the roadmap and progress of the related project, so that if the team and developer take the wrong action, they will not succeed until the end even if they use the launchpad from Binance.
Launchpad sounds interesting because the name Binance is there, as the number one exchange in the cryptocurrency world. For some people, it might be interpreted that sooner or later, the relevant token or coin will be listed on Binance. However, they don't think about the long term or the lack of interest and crowds. Their focus is only on short-term profits by selling as quickly as possible when listing on major exchanges which triggers price increases. Let's stop this nonsense.