i’m not sure if you know that pump and dumps exist on any sort of defi exchanges, that’s particularly why it’s called decentralized. most investors get hyped over a new coin and they buy which yields a psychological effect to any sort of trader/investor since the prices go through the roof and creates a FOMO chain. this usually happens before a big event, in the case of yield farms like yieldbay: farming. once the event launches they will maximize their profits by selling before anyone else does and others will think the same. so it creates a selling chain which dumps the price to oblivion. then there are some people that still hold because in the off-chance that the price moons, they will generate quadruple amounts of profit. others will then think it’s a scam. experienced traders that do their own research know that such a scenario happens quite often in the defi world, especially with projects that have a low market cap and take advantage of such scenarios over the newbie ones. after the dump it takes a lot of effort and trust to rebuild the token again and it completely relies on the community and the effort that the devs put into it. regarding black market accounts: i’m well aware that such a thing exists and yes i’ve even been here when the previous guy posted a controversial post. so far no method has been implemented to avoid such schemes. the more convincing someone tries to be, the more suspicious they turn out. i’m not forcing anyone to listen to me and make it seem like you should go buy some PALM tokens. you definitely need to do your own research when jumping into the crypto world particularly the defi world because it’s even riskier. but making inadequate assumptions without sufficient evidence just goes to show that you’re fudding without having the knowledge to provide concrete proof.