WalletWhisperer
Seeing new projects and jumping in right away—this approach has long needed to change.
When choosing projects, consider this: does the developer have a certain industry recognition? How is the quality of their GitHub code? Can the project itself stand on its own? How is community support? If these conditions are not quite met, there's no need to rashly participate even if the hype is high. Instead of being curious, it's better to invest real money in projects with strong backing and transparent teams. Of course, leading projects and well-known public chain ecosystem tokens are always relativel
View OriginalWhen choosing projects, consider this: does the developer have a certain industry recognition? How is the quality of their GitHub code? Can the project itself stand on its own? How is community support? If these conditions are not quite met, there's no need to rashly participate even if the hype is high. Instead of being curious, it's better to invest real money in projects with strong backing and transparent teams. Of course, leading projects and well-known public chain ecosystem tokens are always relativel