Some cryptocurrencies seem prosperous, but in fact, they are just scams—once you enter, the price starts to decline, heading straight to zero. These projects survive by scamming investors, with no real support.

In contrast, projects that are genuinely operated by the community are different. Coins like Kurumi have lasted until now because of community support, not because the project team is cashing out. Although their gains may not be the highest, at least there are people working seriously, not just a simple profit-taking game.

When choosing coins, you still need to be clear—are the community holding up the project, or are they just trying to make a quick profit and then run? This is the key to judging whether a project is reliable.