I agree there could be some of this. Though, I think most of its value comes from the F category. If a project is in there it probably means it is dead or very close to dead. Ones to steer clear of.
how do you know they will do honest work and not rig things ? do we even know who is behind cmc ? did they publish the names of the people who will be doing this ?
this tool will have power to kill projects , meaning controllers are taking the game to the next level ...
They pull their data from public sites such as github. So, in theory, if a company has a low ranking yet their github is very active one could cry foul on the ranking. It is semi transparent.
I suggest you do little research on who are the guys behind 'Flipside Crypto' (that is the company providing the ratings) and who are they connected to ...
it is a huge red flag !
It's a decent tool for new investors to have an idea which projects are "dead".
that tool is only opening door to (more) corruption and rigging
I agree there could be some of this. Though, I think most of its value comes from the F category. If a project is in there it probably means it is dead or very close to dead. Ones to steer clear of.
how do you know they will do honest work and not rig things ? do we even know who is behind cmc ? did they publish the names of the people who will be doing this ?
this tool will have power to kill projects , meaning controllers are taking the game to the next level ...
They pull their data from public sites such as github. So, in theory, if a company has a low ranking yet their github is very active one could cry foul on the ranking. It is semi transparent.
who ever controls the tool, controls the entire crypto ecosystem . the potential for abuse and corruption is just too big
I don't think it will be relied on enough to have as much of an impact as you are implying.
I suggest you do little research on who are the guys behind 'Flipside Crypto' (that is the company providing the ratings) and who are they connected to ...
it is a huge red flag !
Why is that? They state the majority of the info they use to come up with these ratings comes from github and other public sites.