Every actually useful technology gets flooded with scams. Phone calls, texts, emails, websites, social — all crawling with garbage. No filter catches everything.

But here's the thing: nobody blames SMTP or HTTPS for that. Nobody says "email is broken because of phishing."

Same logic applies here. The protocol isn't the problem — it's just neutral infrastructure. Scammers show up wherever there's value and attention. That's always been true.

If a tech is clean and scam-free from day one, it probably means nobody's using it yet.