The Fair Token Project (FTP) emerged from the rubble of some hard lessons. Some early projects failed as experimental features were battle tested in the real market. FTP is not simply a clone of another project; it is working to solve real issues that are corroding the community. It is widely known that trading bots are ravaging the microcap cryptocurrency markets. In this paper, we highlight the most common offenders, steps towards solutions, and how FTP is developing game-changing developer tools to safeguard creators from bad actors.
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