The lure of massive gains means more people want to invest in initial coin offerings (ICOs), but they need to be careful - a growing number of crypto-scammers are eager to take their money.
Because of the lack of regulation of ICOs, investors have to be cautious in this space. But you don't have to pass up the potential for huge gains that ICOs offer. You just need to know how to tell the legitimate ICOs from the scams.
These are the red flags to look for...
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