I do know that reaching people on an individual level in this supposedly connected world is more difficult now than it ever has been before. Trust yourself, trust your instincts, because God knows you can't trust many people out there in the world. That fact alone is a very strong confidence point. If it's a project that has caught your attention, you can rest assured that you're not the only one. You cannot assume though that a presale is garbage simply because one or more of these things is happening. Sometimes it will promise you utility that is yet to be explained (or even defined). Sometimes it will offer you huge discounts. Sometimes a presale will wow you with a lot of buzz or some excellent name-dropping. Anybody can get tricked. Remember that while you're considering putting money into a presale, no matter how certain you may feel about the future.
I like to think that I can always spot the difference, but that's nonsense. Of course there are some that will fail, some that will underwhelm, and others that will flat-out exit scam and screw people out of their hard-earned money. Still, in most cases with this type of project, patience can and will be rewarded. In many cases, these items don't exist yet, a fact that can make these presales an incredibly difficult world to navigate.
Countless startups, games and projects of all types in the crypto space are turning to some sort of presale to sell their virtual goods and in-game assets. One word that gets thrown around a lot in the NFT space is presale.
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