Is the trend of Content Creators and Ambassadors in the crypto space genuine, or just another way to run scams? Let’s talk briefly. Why does every project want content creators and ambassadors? Why do projects give $50,000 to $100,000? Is this a new trend in the crypto space? Or are projects simply coming to loot the community, because until early 2025, projects neither demanded content creators nor hired them. But starting from December 2025 and early 2026, everywhere it’s the same thing: "Join the ambassador program, become a content creator." If projects are genuinely good and their products are strong, then why are they paying the public $50,000 to promote their project? I personally feel that most projects bringing content creator and ambassador programs are doing it only to scam the community. Because whoever they pay, that person brings their own community into the project. Then the project launches a presale and eventually dumps on the entire community. The more viral a project becomes, the more presale participants it attracts. And from early 2026, almost every project coming with a presale is launching at half the presale price or even at a loss (minus 2x) at the time of listing. That’s it. Now share your opinion on this. If You Know Something about this please share your thoughts @Cryptowithkhan @EarnByAbhi @VaibhavguptaTF @AnonVee_ @zachxbt @Gautamguptagg @CryptoTeluguO @fipcrypto @CryptoHindO @AirdropAnalystX @GACryptoO ...... #Crypto #CryptoCommunity

Moth..fucker @zama @randhindi , what the hell have you built? First point: shitty pricing. Second point: the person who got a refund had to go through it in 4 steps, and all 4 times a $2.2 ETH fee was charged. On top of that, your website itself was fucked up—taking 15 damn minutes just to load. You didn’t give a single useful thing, and on top of that you’re ripping people off with fees. If you had come only to print money, you should’ve put your M..... in a brothel—I’d have come daily to give money.”** #ZAMA #zamascam #zamacreatorprogram 🤬🤬