Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
You could call crypto most broadly a possible Ponzi scheme, but then again you could also call some of the existing financial markets Ponzi schemes, when you take into account market manipulation, various techniques for defrauding investors, etc.
Gets into an area of semantics. How is being tricked into a Ponzi scheme different than speculatively investing in securities? I think research is the primary solution, and investor protection would seem to help greatly.
The latter is ostensibly lacking entirely in crypto, and the former is something many crypto investors don't seem to bother with.
Gets into an area of semantics. How is being tricked into a Ponzi scheme different than speculatively investing in securities? I think research is the primary solution, and investor protection would seem to help greatly.
The latter is ostensibly lacking entirely in crypto, and the former is something many crypto investors don't seem to bother with.