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Ko kriptovalodā nozīmē sarkanais karogs? “Sarkanais karogs” ir trauksmes signāls vai draudoša zīme, kas norāda uz problēmu ar kriptogrāfijas projektu. Piemēram, jūs pētāt NFT kolekciju un redzat, ka tās finansētāji ir jauni NFT pasaulē un nav zināmi sabiedrībā. Tas ir sarkanais karogs. Vai, teiksim, kolekcijas vietne ir nekopta ar gramatiskām kļūdām — tas patiešām ir vēl viens sarkans karogs. #googleai #Worldcoin #BinanceTournament

Ko kriptovalodā nozīmē sarkanais karogs?

“Sarkanais karogs” ir trauksmes signāls vai draudoša zīme, kas norāda uz problēmu ar kriptogrāfijas projektu.

Piemēram, jūs pētāt NFT kolekciju un redzat, ka tās finansētāji ir jauni NFT pasaulē un nav zināmi sabiedrībā. Tas ir sarkanais karogs.

Vai, teiksim, kolekcijas vietne ir nekopta ar gramatiskām kļūdām — tas patiešām ir vēl viens sarkans karogs.

#googleai #Worldcoin #BinanceTournament

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