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I take your point about founder led marketing, but it was always hard to take this particular founder seriously. There seems to be a fine line between an *effective* founder who markets his b2b business, and one who makes a fool of himself.
There are a few signs that you may be getting scammed when investing in cryptocurrency. First, please be careful of any emails or messages that ask for your wallet credentials, or that you'd like to send money to a specific address. Additionally, you should be careful of any website that claims to offer a service to "recover" or invest in the crypto wallet. Finally, if you notice any unusual activity in your wallet, such as funds disappearing, you should report it to the company that issued it. In general, the best way to avoid being scammed is to be cautious and verify any requests for information or funds investing on any platform that is unknown to you. That is why I am confident in introducing legitimate recovery agents to anyone who is involved in losing their money to a scammer, all in the name of helping. Saclux Comptech Specialst has never had any bad record when it comes to the recovery of any digital currency because they are honest with their job.
How can a startup be 'liquidated in 2018' if it was founded in 2019?
I take your point about founder led marketing, but it was always hard to take this particular founder seriously. There seems to be a fine line between an *effective* founder who markets his b2b business, and one who makes a fool of himself.