Fool Me Once: How to Spot a Cryptocurrency Scam (The Cryptoverse #144)
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Ignorance and greed have been described as the fuel that has powered the engine of most scams and financial malpractices.
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Many times, if you're already wondering ... you've answered your own question.
I don't know what you mean.
If you have doubts whether or not something might be a scam, then it's a good possibility it is.
I would say if a person has significant doubts (for whatever reason) it's probably best not to invest :)
Can you add more currencies options for donations? Such as Monero, Litecoin, Ethereum, Dash, etc? It would remove the shapeshift/exchange step for the donator if they mine those currencies. Also, could you put the donation addresses on your Cryptoversity or personal website? All I could find was your Bitcoin page on ChrisConey.com - I thought your About / Donate page would be the likely place (I see it in this Steem post too).
The Bitcoin donation address is already on the podcast page, I mention it at the end of every episode: https://www.cryptoversity.com/podcast/