I see a lot of people spreading FUD about the BOB token. Let's be realistic. Is BOB a risky investment? Yes. It's a new token, it doesn't have as many owners as the more established tokens. But that doesn't mean it's a scam. I see a lot of malicious posts trying to destroy the token with lies, and I want to refute some of them. The token doesn't have an "owner", it's a community token. The creators left the project and the community took responsibility. Is that bad? No. Why? Because when a token has an owner, if the price goes up, the owner can dump their tokens that they got for free. And when it's a community token, at least everyone who owns the token bought it honestly. I've seen malicious posts that the contract wasn't rejected. What does that mean? It means they can change the economics of the token or even block the token sale. Is that true? No. If you check on Binance itself, you will see in the audit section that the contract was indeed rejected and that there are no red flags. I also see posts saying that one person owns 60% of the token. If you look at geckoterminal, you will see that the owner is the Binance pool.Because Binance is a centralized exchange, all user tokens and tokens available for purchase on Binance are centralized in one wallet, which is normal, these are tokens of tens of thousands of people, not just one. I also saw a POST made by an AI claiming that someone lost $30k with BOB. What I find interesting is that I saw this same POST from about 6 different people... Which in my opinion sounds more like an organized scheme to scare people than a real case. BOB has a strong community and people have the right to choose to invest in something with low risk or higher risk with higher chances of profit... but it is not right for people to run a campaign of lies to try to scare people. I believe in the future of BOB and I believe that the same people who run the disinformation campaign will regret it in the future.