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Further Discussions => Blockchain Technology => Topic started by: Domithra on February 04, 2018, 11:25:36 AM
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Charlie Lee is not the first cryptocurrency pioneer to call out the rise of scams in the space, including upcoming ICOs. Ethereum’s Buterin has similarly railed against the unscrupulous activity, most recently lauding the efforts of one Reddit user for publicly questioning an upcoming ICO’s claims of having a Buterin association, in response to which Buterin tweeted : “This is exactly the correct way to react to an ICO claiming my involvement.”
Meanwhile, Fellow Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin echoed those sentiments, having recently
told CNBC that many upcoming ICOs that fit the bill as “copycat” projects, with no intentions of providing value to investors. Ripple chief Brad Garlinghouse went so far as to say that much of what’s unfolding among ICOs is fraud.