Scammers have found the easiest way to "collect" money anonymously, memecoins with payment in Pix. The layman buys on Pix and then doesn't even know what a wallet is or how to sell.

I've been talking about this for some time now.

That the crypto asset market is fragmented. Now it seems that some people have realized this fact.

There are hundreds of coins with the same characteristics and similar functions.

And there is a lack of criteria and requirements for listing assets on exchanges. Regulation.

Only allowing audited assets, solid projects and a suitable structure on exchanges. Whether the project will be successful or not is the business risk. But you can't just list shitcoins without any prior verification. 80% of the coins currently listed apparently raised funds from investors (exchange clients) and abandoned the projects, without any consequences. This is a scam.

If it were something sporadic, it would happen. But when it starts to repeat itself and spread throughout the market, it becomes collusion on the part of the platform that profited from the scam.

Anyway, I'm only prioritizing assets that have their own blockchain networks, that already have a history and are consolidated. There are too many adventurers in the market and that is bad.

I don't know if the numbers mentioned in the photo below are facts, but they seem to be.

With this dispersion, there is not enough capital to capitalize the currencies.

Even with the recent drops, the total capitalization remains at its highest, which means that the capital is dispersed, dispersed in the market.

I apologize for the size of the text, and any spelling errors, because as I said, I type it myself on my cell phone, without copying and pasting.