Cryptocurrencies

[OngBonga]

I don't think Farage is the man to approach, but for sure there are influencers who get involved in this kind of thing. They're supposed to be ethical and make it clear they have been paid to promote what they're shilling, but occasionally they don't. When they get found out, it's bad for the coin, because it brings into question the judgement of the developers. Again, potentially counterproductive.

Being a con artist is as fraught with danger and being an investor. You can easily fuck it up.

[Poopadoop]

They're supposed to be ethical and make it clear they have been paid to promote what they're shilling, but occasionally they don't.

Hard to say this with confidence - you can't really compare the number who do with the number who don't, since the latter is unknown.

When they get found out

That's what offshore banking is for.

Being a con artist is as fraught with danger and being an investor.

Maybe, maybe not. Certainly the risks are higher since you can go to jail. But they have to catch you first. The best cons are the ones we never find out about.

[Poopadoop]

I don't think Farage is the man to approach

Why not? He's already got a shtick going about how the corporate elite are screwing everyone and he's got the "inside scoop" on investing. All you'd need to do is "persuade" him that your coin is the next wave of lolezymoney.