Signs we can find in scam crypto projects

Signs we can find in scam crypto projects

For an investor who has some experience before investing in any cryptocurrency, there are many things he might check to ensure this project is not a scam.

1.He searches to see if there is white paper or light paper explaining the project. If he does not find it,
this is not a good sign. If there is, he tries to read it.

2.Try to verify the project's website and the existing products to see whether they are real or not.

3. Trying to verify the project's presence on social media platforms such as Facebook, Telegram, YouTube, Discord, LinkedIn, and other sites and examining whether the project has a real presence and interaction on social media sites or not.

4.Trying to verify whether the code is open source or not, and also whether the code is available on GitHub or not.

5.Trying to review and collect information about the team behind the crypto project and examining their experience and skills. 

Sometimes information about the team can be found on LinkedIn or on the project's website itself.

6.Make sure that the project cryptocurrency is listed on popular and reliable cryptocurrency exchanges.

7.If the project is old, it may give the investor some confidence.

8.If the project is managed by a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), this gives it more confidence.

9.Trying to examine the smart contracts for the cryptocurrency and the project and check what the blockchain network is that the project depends on, and trust increases if the currency is built on its own blockchain network.

10.Trying to track whether there is strong propaganda for this cryptocurrency or not, if there is strong propaganda, gives confidence in this currency.

11.Follow the project on various social media platforms. Are they talking about promising future projects?

If so, this also gives confidence when those responsible for this project talk about ambitious plans that
will take this project to a higher level.

12. Try to check the price in the recent period to see if the trend is rising or not. If yes, this gives confidence and creates the impression that this project may be profitable.

Now, from the point of view of an investor with limited experience, if he finds that the previous signs are positive, he believes that this project is guaranteed and not a scam.

But in reality, there are many projects that have all these positive signs and are just an organized scam,
and the scammers behind them know how their victims think and know how to deceive them.

Now let us examine more deeply and check other signs that reveal more facts about any crypto project.

1. Unfortunately, most crypto projects do not have an accounting or financial system that produces reports and financial statements that conform to standards.

But in real crypto projects, we will certainly find in the governance forums some financial reports,
"It may not be prepared according to standards," published about expenses, revenues, or even department budgets.

If we do not find any financial formation, this is a sign that this project is most likely a scam.

If some financial reports are published, check them. Do you find the expenses reasonable? Or exaggerated? 

Are there good revenues that cover expenses?

Is the spending for marketing only, or also for programming, operations, and other development departments?

In crypto scam projects, you will often not find any financial information published anywhere, and if there is financial information, you will find that the expenses are exaggerated in addition to very low revenues, with the focus on spending on marketing operations to attract new victims.

2.Check the governance forum and other communication channels, such as Telegram, Discord, and other communication channels.

Do you find any objections or criticism from the members? If you do not find any negative comments, this is a very bad sign. 

Mostly, there is no transparency, and they delete negative comments and ban members who have different opinions. These are signs of scam projects.

There is no crypto project, even if it is good, that does not have negative comments and opinions from members.

If there are negative comments and opinions, are there realistic and truthful responses to them from team members, or are they just ignoring, lying, and giving illogical answers?

Also, do not limit yourself to examining recent topics. Examine old topics on the Governance Forum and examine old discussions on Telegram and Discord. Search for negative comments and respond to them. You will learn a lot about this project.

Also, examining the Governance Forum is very important. Do you see real interaction on it?

Has the team responded to proposals and problems? Or do you find the forum empty of any interaction?

Try posting a proposal or problem and waiting for the reaction. Often, in scam crypto projects,
the Governance Forum has no real interaction.

3.Check the team. Do you find that all specializations are present? Or are they just focusing on attracting marketing employees and community managers?

Do they publish recruitment advertisements for various specializations?

Do they really recruit employees, or do these advertisements remain for months without recruiting any employees?

One of the signs of scam crypto projects is that no employees are added to the development, programming, and operations departments. Only they add employees to the marketing department.

4.Try to search for information about investors in this project. There are investors in the field of cryptocurrencies who are known to invest in scam crypto projects.

5. If the crypto project is managed by a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), in previous votes, was there any cheating or manipulation? Are there comments or people providing evidence
that the voting processes for previous decisions are fake? Vote manipulation is one of the signs of scammy crypto projects.

6. If you find that the project code is open source and available on GitHub, this is not enough to feel confident.

Through GitHub, you should check whether there is real development and modifications being made to the project continuously or not, and also whether there is a team working on the project or not.

7. Examine the price and its movement since the beginning of the project, even if the movement began years ago.

If you find a sudden rise or sudden down, search into the project's history for the real reasons behind it.
You may find that there is manipulation behind it.

8. Check whether there are development plans announced or not and whether they are linked to a timetable or not.

Are the steps implemented at the specified times or not? Compare this project with similar projects.
Did they implement the same steps in the same period of time, or is this project later than similar projects?

In scam projects, there are no announced development plans, and if there are, nothing is implemented on time, and you always find similar projects taking more steps in the same period of time.

9. Do you find an exaggerated interest in marketing and promotion more than other departments?
Excessive attention to marketing and promotion is a sign of scam projects.

10. Are there serious attempts for this project to search for partnerships with other crypto projects? Are there real programs to develop and support this project?

Or are they just interested in trying to list the cryptocurrency on as many trading platforms as possible and build communities that cover multiple countries and multiple languages?

This is also a sign of crypto scam projects; the interest is not in developing products but in attracting people who will buy the cryptocurrency.

I know that applying these steps is difficult, tiring, and takes time.

But here we are talking about investing money. We want to make sure that we are not investing in a failed project or a scam. 

The scammer may be smarter than we think. They try to make everything look good from the outside.

Or even projects that are not scams if you examine these points in this way and find negative signs.
You will know that this project will never succeed.

It requires a more in-depth study to ensure this investment. In the long term, success

I think that I was able to mention many of the important signs that should be examined in any crypto project, and perhaps many people do not pay attention to them.

Analysis of other DAOs forums Part 1

Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO)

New form of organization appeared to the world and its emergence was more related to crypto industry and it is also a new, unique and distinctive form of democracy and centralized systems of government
From my point of view, it is able to change the face of the world and changed our view of things and shown a new way of managing

from a website messari We can explore a lot of DAOs organizations
https://messari.io/governor/daos

My idea that analyze other forums

Each forum is completely different from the others
It has a different nature of discussions and a different method of use, even the nature of the members is different

Some forums are less active and almost useless ,while some forums are very active we can find projects in the crypto world literally run by forum and community members

all proposals, partnerships, ideas, appointment of employees, determining salaries and anything else is through the forum
forum discusses everything and then sends the approved proposals to Snapshot

There are other forums that are full of ideas and visions and always present good things such as ways to governance, ways to prepare budgets, accounting, management , marketing and product development.
All this is published on the forum in the public , and other DAOs organizations can benefit from it, study it, and implement it

I’ll try to analyze the other DAOs forums ,one forum every time and I will select Good ideas

I will start by analyzing 1hive forum , I see it as a good forum

https://forum.1hive.org/

One of the most good sections

Ideas , Cafe

In the Ideas section, we will find many members who publish good ideas that they try to benefit the project , in fact some of them are good and useful for other crypto projects

In the Cafe section we find useful discussions and sometimes produce ideas that help the success of the project

The interaction in the forum is high

There are many topics in this forum about governance, building the DAO, and marketing
and about establishing a structure and laws for the DAO and many other topics

maybe this forum is not a model of decentralization and does not manage the project

But what I liked about it the interaction of members in presenting new ideas and in discussions

Dapps that come from the future

 
Dapps that come from the future

I have an idea, and I want to share and discuss it.
We are now interested in Dapps and trends, ideas, and applications in the cryptocurrency industry today, interested in the past and present, but not interested in the future.

My idea is to be interested in Dapps that will appear in the future.

I will simplify the idea.

For example, if a developer has an idea for an application, he tries to make it real and put it on the market. Maybe now he is in one of the next stages.

Stage 1: Just an initial idea for application in any field, NFT, DeFi, or anything based on Web 3.

Stage 2: business plan draft, The developer has already started writing a business plan and visualizing his idea.

Stage 3: getting started, writing the code, creating a prototype, and testing it

Stage 4: The first model is complete, but it needs, for example, investors.
or co-founder, or some programmers or marketers to join the team.

Stage 5: The product is complete, but we are just waiting for the right time to launch.

If there is a section, developers or investors can add their applications before they are launched in the market and precisely define the application at what stage exactly.
and on which network exactly does he intend to launch Ethereum, Solana, or any other blockchain network, and what is missing to launch its application?

In the end,we will own an explorer and a database for future ideas and applications that have not yet been launched.

Of course, not all of them will turn into actual applications, and perhaps some will remain just ideas, nothing more, but a lot of ideas will turn into projects, and some of them will be successful.

But this section will be useful to several parties.

First part: developers

He can now create publicity and promotion for his app even before it is launched.
and perhaps he can attract investors, cofounders, and talented employees to join his idea.
He can now put his application, even if it is just an idea, in the implementation stage or pre-launch stage for others to see.

Second part

Now we can find a database of applications, ideas, and future trends in the crypto industry.

We can now produce reports and information about the future, not just the past and the present.

This section will be inspiring and full of ideas and visions about the future of the crypto industry for investors, developers, users, and anyone interested in the crypto world, through which anyone can review ideas in their various stages before launching them.
We can produce future trends and predictions about the crypto industry.
based on the data it owns


Third-party investors

Investors can track the different applications in their different stages, and if they see a promising application, they can invest their money in it or join as a co-founder or even as a talented employee.

Or if you are an investor with small amounts, you can wait and follow the project until the launch stage; once it is launched, you are ready to buy the token or coin that it releases at cheap prices and wait for its prices to rise after that.
You have chosen the projects that you see as promising and followed them before they launched, and as soon as they were launched, you invested in them.

I think with this idea, we can become explorers of the future in this industry.

announce it before implementing it, will be a participant in building the future of the crypto industry and making more profits.

The idea is just for discussion; it may be good or maybe not.

Establishing procedures and rules that control the financial and technical support provided by any crypto project

There is a difference between two things.

The first

Whoever requests technical support only to be able to build his decentralized application on any crypto project, and we can provide support to him in a decentralized manner through our educational resources available to everyone, and through our communities of developers, we will only guide him on how to deal with our educational resources and our community, and he will receive support for free.

The second

Those seeking financial, management, marketing, legal, or technical support that is more than just advice and guidance

This requires setting rules and procedures that protect any crypto project from losing its money, getting involved in bad projects and agreements, being scammed, or getting into problems of any kind.

Here I will mention some examples of agreements and projects that may be bad, and no one notices that at first.

A programmer or group of programmers may come and ask for funding and support to build an application based on any crypto project, and they get it, and the application succeeds, and after a period of one or two years, they stop supporting any crypto project in their application.

If that happens, any crypto project will lose time, money, and effort.

We have not noticed from the start that we should write an agreement forcing them to support any crypto project for a period of seven years, for example.

Another example might be a talented programmer coming in, asking for funding and support, getting it, and building a successful decentralized application.

After a period of time, due to illness, death, or any other reason, the application stops, and we also lose our money, time, and effort.

This can also happen even if the responsible team and not one person stop supporting the application for any reason.

There should have been an agreement between any crypto project and the other party that, in this case, gave us the right to control the application so that it would not stop.

Examples are many, and we should think about all possibilities to establish rules that protect any crypto project from risks.

Everyone who comes to us asking for support or funding should answer several questions.
I will mention here some questions as examples, and by answering these questions

We can get an initial idea of how serious he is and whether his project is capable of success or not.

Did he study his idea or not? Does he really know how to build success?

Questions:

1.What is your idea? Who are you? What are your qualifications and previous experiences?
And what are the qualifications and experiences of the team that is with you, if you own a team?

2.What support do you expect from us? Do you expect financial support, technical support,
legal support, marketing support, or other support?

3.Do you have a feasibility study, business plan, operating plan, or marketing plan that you have prepared? If the answer is yes, please let us know.

4.Have you studied the market you intend to enter? Who are your competitors?
What are the expected profits and sales? What is the size of the market you want to enter?
Have you done statistics? Have you done research?

5.Will your project be open source or closed, and if it is open source, under what license will it be released?

6.Do you have a team? Can you form a team? Are there experiences that you need in your country available? or will you rely on a team from other countries working with you?

7.Will the laws in your country allow you to launch your application there, or will your company be in another country, and are you able to implement that?

8.What risks do you expect to face, and do you have plans to overcome them? What are these risks, and what are these plans?

9.How much time do you expect to complete your project or application?

10.How much do you expect your idea will cost, and what specializations do you need to help in implement your idea? How many are there?

11.What programming languages and technologies do you intend to use, and do you have
all the technical and mental capabilities to implement your application and write the code, or you will need our help?

12.Why do you think your idea will succeed? What advantage will you have?

13.Are you ready to sign agreements with us that protect your rights and our rights?

14.What are the reasons that made you think about building your application on any crypto project?
Is it just the possibility of obtaining financial or technical support, or are there other reasons?

I only present these questions as an example. The real questions may be more, less, or even different. What I want is to create a way through which we can initially judge how serious the person who asks for support is.

Is his idea worth supporting or not?

And also establishing rules through which we can judge whether to provide support or not.
These questions, if we think about them, will help us extract the rules that will control the support.

I tried to provide a basis and rules that protect any crypto project from getting involved in bad projects.

or even involved in a good project, and after a while we find ourselves not benefiting anything from it or involved in legal or technical problems or any other problems.

Some thoughts about any crypto project promotion

Some thoughts about any crypto project promotion

When we try to analyze any crypto project promotion, we find that we can divide the promotion process into several sections.

1.Promoting any crypto project as a project in general

2.Promoting the currency as a separate product

3.Promotion of any crypto project among developers to attract them to build on any crypto project

4.Promotion of any crypto project among investors

5.Promoting the projects that are built on any crypto project

6.Promoting any crypto project future projects, plans, and ideas

If we analyze the matter in this way, we will find that we have several paths for promotion, not one path, and each path needs a different promotion plan. For example, promoting the project in general is different from promoting among developers and different from promoting among investors.

Each category needs a different speech, different plans, a different vision, and a different message.

Dividing the paths in this way helps us a lot in building the right plan for promotion.

Now that we understand that we are not promoting one thing, but rather several things,
each of which has a different way to promote it.

Now we will try to discuss some promotional ideas.

1.I have talked about this idea a lot before, which is to create a decentralized community for any crypto project developers.

Every day around the world, millions of programmers search for training opportunities. Several million attempts are made every day to search for training opportunities and jobs.

If we publish regularly and with an organized plan on remote work websites about finding trainees who want to join any crypto project

This will be, in itself, a strong promotion for any crypto project.

It will attract the attention of thousands of programmers around the world, and in the end, this will increase the popularity of any crypto project.

2.There are many channels on YouTube that specialize in crypto; some are very popular.
These channels, whether the language is English or other languages such as Spanish,
Arabic, or any other language. We can try to contact whoever controls these channels or
Try to convince him to create videos about us.

It is possible that we prepare a file containing information that can help him prepare this video.
Mostly, he will ask for money. If the cost is acceptable, we will pay him. This will be a very strong promotion.

If the channel is famous, other channels will talk about the same thing. In the end, all will talk about the trend.

When we search on YouTube now, we cannot find many videos talking about any crypto project.
This makes it unpopular and unknown. Some channels are very influential. just showing a video of talking about any crypto project will make a big difference.

Also focus on programming education channels specialized in blockchain and also non-specialized channels.

We can try to communicate with them and convince them. By making educational videos on how to build on any crypto project

We should create our own community of developers and try to attract even ordinary programmers, not just specialists in decentralized applications, to our community.

3.We should be interested in LinkedIn; one of our goals is promotion among developers.
LinkedIn is one of the best tools for this.

Through it, it is possible to communicate and promote among many programmers, whether interested in decentralized applications or not.

We will create our own community of developers.

4.We should have stories about any crypto project.

We should have stories about how we started, about our plans, about how we will succeed, and present all this in a human way. People always liked that.

They like to feel that they are dealing with something they understand and feel, rather than something static.
This creates a lot of communication between any crypto project and people in the crypto world.

There are many other ideas that I will probably talk about later.

The departments we should create in any crypto project

As I always say, these are just ideas that can be discussed with the community to find better ideas.

I think any crypto project needs to create some departments.

Department of Research and Creativity

Department of Decentralized Applications Launcher

Department of Data Science and Data Analysis

I am able to build the foundation, concept, plan, and vision for these departments and begin working on them alone until the ability and resources are available to any crypto project to hire employees in them.

Question now

What is the importance of these departments? Perhaps focusing on attracting investments
and building relationships with other crypto projects is more important now.

Certainly this is important, but no more than the establishment of these departments

To make any crypto project able to easily attract investment and build relationships with other crypto projects it should be more popular and have new ideas and a new vision, and these departments will help with that.

These departments can be established without any problems, and it is not difficult or financially expensive.

Rather, its establishment may lead to finding solutions to reduce costs and will be the basis for making any crypto project in better place.

Yes, it is possible through personal connections to get some investments or establish relationships with other crypto projects, but the results will never be great.

These departments will make any crypto project’s position in negotiating with any investor or any other party stronger, and the results will be better.

If we don’t offer something different, if we don’t have any advantage, there are many competitors in the market that are stronger than us, richer, more effective, and more famous.

Department of Research and Creativity

Why did you choose the name Research and Creativity and not Research and Development as usual?

Because its goal is not only research and development but also to find creative ideas and solutions.

We always try to find exceptional ideas and solutions with which we can be a strong competitor, so solutions should be very creative.

What should this department do?

1.Research deeply into the field of crypto and blockchain and collect information about what is happening in the market.
Study current projects and the current situation from all sides.

This research and information helps management and also helps other departments such as marketing,programming, and the Decentralized Applications Launcher department, and this is its main purpose.

2.Find ideas for decentralized applications executable on the any crypto project ecosystem and build integrated plans to create a decentralized application that includes programming, financial and technical aspects, time required, what specializations are required, number of employees required, cost, competitors, market, code, structure, and all the details related to launching decentralized applications.

3.Preparing educational materials and training plans that will be presented to programmers and other specializations that will work on building decentralized applications.

4.The role of the Research and Creativity Department is not limited to providing creative ideas and solutions, researching the field of crypto, and developing decentralized applications.

But its work extends to researching and finding solutions and ideas to develop all aspects of business, such as the decision-making process, financial, administrative, marketing, human resources, and any other aspects.

I plan for its concept to be comprehensive.

5.Doing research to develop any crypto project itself

How can we find new and innovative ideas?

1.The new idea may be based on an old, known idea, or it may be the result of merging two or more ideas together.

2.The idea that was implemented by others but did not succeed and was forgotten It may be a good idea, but it was implemented in a bad way, and we can re-implement it in a more successful way.

3.The idea that has been applied in other fields that we can try in the field of blockchain

4.It may be a traditional idea, but it can be applied in an innovative way.

5.The idea based on theoretical research and not yet implemented

6.Maybe it’s a completely new idea and comes from someone’s mind.

Department of Decentralized Applications Launcher

I’ve mentioned this idea in detail in a previous post.

Building communities interested in promoting any crypto project to investors is a very good thing.
But attention should also be given to building communities for programmers and developers who are interested in building on any crypto project.

What should this department do?

1.Build and manage a decentralized community for building decentralized applications on the any crypto project .

Searching for trainees, programmers, and the specializations required to build decentralized applications in light of limited financial resources.

It searches for talents from trainees without or with little pay, trains them, organizes them, and forms teams from them with the help of training materials coming from the Research Department, and relies completely on the Research Department.

Ideas and plans for decentralized applications come from the research department, Decentralized Applications Launcher is responsible for their implementation.

2.Continuing support for teams from scratch until launch and after launch

It is responsible for implementing the plans of the Research and Creativity Department and is constantly and regularly capable of launching many decentralized applications.

It begins by obtaining the idea and plan from the Research and Creativity Department and begins to search for programmers, train them, form teams of them,and make them build these applications and help them build independent entities.

any crypto project will own a large percentage of the cryptocurrencies and property rights from any project launched in this way.

Department of Data Science and Data Analysis

It uses data science, data analysis, and its tools to implement analyses that benefit the
Research and Creativity departments. It also provides its services to marketing, management, finance, and other departments.

Build teams of talented developers to build decentralized applications on any crypto project without the financial cost

Build teams of talented developers to build decentralized applications on any crypto project without the financial cost

Any crypto project needs to build successful and diverse decentralized applications on it.
To be more famous, we will not wait for talented teams to come to build projects on any crypto project. We will build these teams.

We will build the decentralized applications we want, and they will help us with that, and then these applications will become separate projects from any crypto project .

The question now is: how can we build these teams with limited financial resources?
There is no ability to pay salaries to hundreds of developers to build many decentralized applications on the any crypto project ecosystem.

There are many websites specializing in remote jobs.
Some of them specialize in crypto; others are general; and some are very popular and known internationally.

For most of them, we can post the required roles for free.

Through it, we can publish the roles required for programmers and other specializations who are interested in the world of blockchain and decentralized applications.

Conditions: They will not be paid, or they will receive a very low salary.

Who will we target with this?
Students, recent graduates, non-professionals, and programmers who want to learn a new skill and move to programming on Web3

The idea will work if someone tries it, and if it doesn’t work with him, then he didn’t apply it properly.

The idea is not new. Many software companies do this, and some of them work in the field of crypto These companies employ many programmers without pay or with a very low salary, and hundreds, perhaps thousands, apply for them.

In this way, we will have hundreds of programmers and other specialists to help us launch many decentralized applications based on any crypto project and without financial cost.

The question now is why I think it will succeed and that many programmers will be interested in joining us while we do not pay salaries or pay low salaries

I will mention the reasons why I think that will work.

1.The target audience is students, recent graduates, non-professionals, and programmers who want to move to Web3 and those who are looking to gain experience that qualifies them later for work, and at first they do not care about money.

They often search a lot for work but never find it because they do not have experience and do not have many options.

This will be a very good opportunity for them.

2.We can make any crypto project give experience and training certificates.
and be gradual.
For example, those who complete 3 months will get a bronze certificate.
6 months will get a silver certificate, and a year will get a gold certificate.

3.There will be a strong training program, but in a decentralized manner.
Tutorials on how to build on any crypto project will be available online on YouTube, GitHub, and PDF files.
Whoever joins us, we give him links to start his educational program without any interference from us.

Any questions he has can be asked in the developer communities that we have built on Discord, and he can interact with them.

Therefore, there will be a great opportunity for him to learn a lot.
Perhaps there are professional programmers who will be interested in joining us and consider this a training course for them.

4.There will be a ready list of the projects that we are building. The trainee chooses the project he wants to join.

Working times will be flexible, and project management will also be decentralized.
Each project will have leaders with more experience.
perhaps also chosen from among the trainees, but who have previous experience or great talents.

It is preferable that the projects be open source, available on GitHub, open to any programmer who wishes to participate in their development.

5.There are communities that we have built for programmers interested in building on any crypto project to communicate with each other. We will try to make the trainees communicate with each other and encourage them to build new teams working on new projects on any crypto project that may be their own ideas.

We give them the opportunity to launch their startup company.

6.Hardworking programmer will get paid from the token of the project they are working on.
If he can form a new team and build a new project, they will receive funding from any crypto project and great support or even join us in fixed jobs with good salaries if he proves high efficiency.

It will be decentralized as soon as a new programmer joins, and the training will be done without our intervention.

Training materials are available online and can be accessed by anyone.
Also, joining projects and forming teams All of this will be done in a way that does not require any time or effort from us.

The communities will be open to anyone who wants to participate.
We will only build communities on Discord, for example, and all of this will happen through interaction between programmers.

We will only advertise and promote strongly to encourage trainees to join us and mention the possible benefits.

Promotion will be through remote employment websites.

If we implement the matter seriously and patiently, we will have a constantly growing decentralized community that builds decentralized applications on the any crypto project ecosystem without any high financial costs because it relies mainly on unpaid trainees.

Now let’s answer some logical questions.

What about the trainees who withdraw and do not continue cooperating with us?

What will he do after he leaves us?
He will go to work for another company and write on his resume that he has worked or trained on a project that relies on the any crypto project ecosystem. Therefore, this company will know about us and may be excited to build on any crypto project or support any crypto project in its projects.

This is what we want to do to promote any crypto project and make it popular.

Another thing is that perhaps there is an opinion that the targeted people, such as students and new graduates, do not have any experience and will not be able to provide us with any added value.

There are many students, recent graduates, and even non-professional programmers who have excellent skills and experience.

They have increased their programming skills themselves through YouTube, available sources on the Internet, training courses, and self-research.

Some of them are at a higher level than professional programmers.
But they cannot find work because they have never worked for a company before and no one recognizes their self-acquired skills.

Only if we search well will we find what we want.

Also, in any project, we find that 70% of the code and work required to build it can be done by any programmer, even if he is a beginner.

We can allocate talented people to be project leaders and build the 30% hard and beginners build the 70% easily.

This is just an idea that I am presenting. It may solve one of the problems facing any crypto project, and I am open to discussion and communication.