A Japanese influencer who was familiar with finance and programming had picked Scam.
In the project he was deceived, the whitepaper was solid, and contact with the project was frequently taken.
At first glance it was a good case.
However, some days later, some of the people involved in the project got out of funds and the value of the token was almost none.
Even in the Scam case, not all of them are involved in fraud, and in some cases only a part of them will escape funds as a result.
In this way, I think that there is practically no difference with Scam