You’re researching online about cryptocurrencies and the safety of each one. There are trustworthy cryptocurrencies, and untrustworthy cryptocurrencies. You can assume that untrustworthy cryptocurrency companies are always lying about their cryptocurrency. When they are proven by a third party to be trustworthy or untrustworthy, then they are certified.
Riddle 1: You come across one cryptocurrency whose trustworthiness is unknown. Its creator states, “My cryptocurrency is uncertified as safe.” Is this cryptocurrency trustworthy? Is this claim certified?
Riddle 2: You come across another cryptocurrency that claims it is certified as safe. Is it possible to tell whether or not the cryptocurrency is trustworthy or untrustworthy? Is it certified or uncertified?
Riddle 3: You come across a statement from a cryptocurrency from which you deduce the cryptocurrency is untrustworthy but has not yet been certified as such. What statement in the article would make you conclude this?
Congrats @aru for getting the right answers for riddles 1 & 2. @hyperreality has already claimed the prize for those. However, three is up for grabs still. I admit, it’s the most challenging…