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Hello!According to <a href="https://coinmarketcap.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">CoinMarketCap</a>, there are only 10K active cryptocurrencies on our planet.It&#39;s no secret that the vast majority of crypto projects are scams.Fraudulent projects aimed at emptying pockets include:<ol><li>penly fraudulent projects created only to defraud people of money;</li><li>multi-level pyramids, also a type of the first category, in other words, scammers;</li><li>all kinds of meme tokens (a necessary evil);</li><li>zombie projects that seem to exist, they are in ratings and on exchanges, but even upon closer examination it is clear that the site does not work, social networks are either absent or abandoned, often have minimal volumes so as not to be excluded from the CoinMarketCap;</li><li>everyone else who does not bring anything useful and just wants to make easy money on hype and take money from the gullible.</li></ol>It seems that there is a figure of 10K cryptocurrencies, but what is behind it is not entirely clear.Let&#39;s try to decipher it using the example of the Klondike Gold Rush of 1897: - <a href="https://quasa.io/media/the-number-of-real-crypto-projects-using-the-example-of-the-gold-rush" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Continuation</a>Thank you!

The Number of Real Crypto Projects Using The Example of The Gold Rush

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