Topic: [ANN] (QTUM) - A Scalable Smart Contract Platform w/ Proof of Stake - page 240. (Read 525472 times)

The dev of QTUM is said that he is a scam!Can you explain for it?

The bloody truth!

I was also very interested in this project according to the social media. However, I can only find the truth here.
It looks like a total scam designing for cheat Chinese richy fools.

Holy shit.

Time to reveal that Time Markov is really Toni Markov. I'm sure that that crazy fuck, Patrick Dai, will come along and explain it to us as to why Macedonians need to change their name to something we Westerners can accept, like Time being morer betterer than Tony because we Westerners may mistake him for being Italian. Patrick will also explain away why it's morer betterer to depict a younger self on ones LinkedIn page.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/time-markov-6403874/




https://www.linkedin.com/in/toni-markov-a7314a52/




https://coins.newbium.com/post/5884-qtum-utxo-based-pos-smart-contract-platform

No place you can find how many BTC have been raised because ICO has not started yet, it is delayed. They are liars, they try to hide dark side information, why show us?

Where can we see how many BTC have been raised so far in the ICO?

And why don't the knuckleheads behind this project have this information clearly displayed in the OP?

Revisiting Global Blockchain Summit in Shanghai where Qtum won an award, GLOBAL-BLOCKCHAIN-SUMMIT.COM was registered by ... wait for it ...


Put that in Matt Carson's hookah and take a hit:

Bitfund, the same outfit who brought you Sfards: http://www.bitfundpe.com/



Bitfund, the same outfit who brought you YUNBI: http://www.bitfundpe.com/



Bitfund, the same outfit who now brings you Qtum, but has yet to mention Qtum on its platform in spite of its CEO, Xiaolai Li, investing in Qtum: http://www.bitfundpe.com/ (more on Li later, but here's a teaser: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/fenbushi-capital#/entity)

Since Investards are so special, it's time to once again recount (that means revisit or see again): https://qtum.org/qtum-crowdsale-update/





http://www.innospace.com.cn/actActivity/detail.htm?id=2aab6646f6bc11e39f3d00155d00ad28

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【Presenter】
Xu Yiji - Bit Fund (bitfund.pe) Shanghai Leader, 2014 World Cup Global Summit (Beijing) sponsor, former Google search engine anti-cheating team members.

【Mail Registration】:
Bitcoin Fund, Xu Yiji: hitters[email protected]
InnoSpace, Mr. Shao: [email protected]
Hotline: 65107878-829

Who is Xu Yiji of [email protected], you ask while coughing up a lung?

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Domain Name: ico365.com
Registry Domain ID: 2034467145_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: grs-whois.hichina.com
Registrar URL: http://whois.aliyun.com/
Updated Date: 2016-12-30T01:59:57Z
Creation Date: 2016-06-08T13:18:36Z
Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2018-06-08T13:18:36Z
Registrar: HICHINA ZHICHENG TECHNOLOGY LTD.
Registrar IANA ID: 420
Reseller:
Domain Status: ok http://www.icann.org/epp#OK
Registry Registrant ID: Not Available From Registry
Registrant Name: ZHOU SHUOJI
Registrant Organization: Shen Zhen Zhong Lian Ke Ji You Xian Gong Si
Registrant Street: Nan Shan Qu Yue Hai Jie Dao Ke Yuan Lu 18Hao Bei Ke Da Sha 8009Shi
Registrant City: shen shi
Registrant State/Province: guang dong
Registrant Postal Code: 518054
Registrant Country: CN
Registrant Phone: +86.18811633544
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax: +86.18811633544
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email: [email protected]

Billing Name: YIJI XU
Billing Organization: hitters
Billing Street: shanghaishi tianlinlu 192 3 lou
Billing City: shang hai shi
Billing State/Province: shang hai
Billing Postal Code: 200060
Billing Country: CN
Billing Phone: +86.2159188305
Billing Phone Ext:
Billing Fax: +86.2159188305
Billing Fax Ext:
Billing Email: [email protected]

Which brings us back to ...

https://qtum.org/qtum-crowdsale-update/

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Qtum Crowdsale Update

The Qtum team has been working very hard to prepare for the upcoming crowdsale. Although the official date and other details are yet to be published (will come soon), we are so excited to announce that you will be able to participate in our crowdsale through any of the following channels.

1. Bizhongchou (bizhongchou.com)
2. Yunbi (yunbi.com)
3. Yuanbao (www.yuanbao.com)
4. ICO365 (www.ico365.com)
5. ICOAGE (icoage.com)
6. Qtum official crowdsale website (crowdsale.qtum.org) – coming soon

Unless you're in Camp Cocksuckeroverflow, it's suffice to now say that Team Qtum (AND I MEAN ALL THE TEAM MEMBERS) put all their ducks in a row prior to announcing Qtum, some of the tech already, or in the process of being built over at Bitse and VeChain, rebranding the tech under the auspices of Qtum.

How fuckin close am I?

More ico site are under control by the qtum team and more money will get by them. So, it's really bullshit.

Ansthares has tried to offer a new idea at the past time, but this time he was like a piece of shit with thousands btc disappear.

This will be the another shit.  

http://coinjournal.net/ver-backed-qtum-started-bitbay-dai/





ChainB is a news outlet owned by Bo and James: https://twitter.com/chainb_



Bo Shen and James Gong also own ICOAGE Limited Co. and ... wait for it ...



... BitconMagzine.com (emphasis on CON).

For retards scratchin' their heads wondering what the connection to Qtum is besides what's expressed above the fold, this ...

https://qtum.org/qtum-crowdsale-update/


Genius, eh? Not only do you have the media and exchanges literally in their back pocket, but Qtum insiders handle and control the ICO - sans escrow - news outlet sites as well.

And, in case you're wondering, YOU'RE GODDAMN RIGHT THAT BOTH BO AND JAMES SIGNED OFF ON NOT FINDING ANY WRONGDOINGS RE PATRICK DAI ET AL.!

Normal IQ people know they are real proofs can prove Patrick Dai is a scammer, Angel Backers are retarded too, they don't withdraw the invest, and still support this obvious scam project.

Not sure you do, you sound like a 7 years old tbh!

Anyway happy birthday dickhead 

Questions are now regarded as fud

Evidence is dismissed as fud.

To Earlz I followed your development for around 3 years, I am upset that the community you were aligned with, you now regard as toxic. When Bitcointalk is probably the best site on the internet for due diligence and community ideology with regard to crypto tech and blockchain tech. I have no idea why you think of us as non - rationale parties. You were a part of this foundation and now you dismiss us so easily. It is not right.

https://www.sgpbusiness.com/company/Qtum-Foundation-Ltd



Now, before I continue, I MUST emphasize that I NO NOT possess a B.B.A. like the venerable Leroy Fodor of StakeMiners and RateCoin has, but I still have the ability to ready at age 56, turning 57 tomorrow, March 4. That said, ...

http://www.by-cpa.com/html/news/20095/1392.html


Again, since I didn't spend over a hundred grand to earn a business degree like Chantha Owen Lueung of Crypto-city did, thus my math may be a tad shaky, in the spirit of the Team Respectonomy allow me to ask just one question: Isn't $10M a morer biggerer number than $5M, the former amount projected to garner via Qtum's ICO off the backs of Westerners to build the ultimate crypto thingy to be used chiefly by the Chinese having its non-profit Charter in Singapore which restricts revenue amounts above the latter, namely $5M?

BTW, my math is so rusty that somebody else gets to have the honors of converting $5M Singapore dollar thingies to USD. Here's the current exchange rate: 1 Singapore Dollar equals 0.71 US Dollar.

In closing, just one word:

I still cant trust this project after all the accusations, and after all the failures to answer and clear them.
At this point I believe they will keep going with the ICO and scam as much people as they can, because some people will certainly be caught in the trap and some wont mind betting a couple usd.
Lets wait for more info

What they fail to mention, among myriad other things, is that some of them so-called high-profile third-party investors were associates of Qtum's principals way prior to the advent of Qtum itself, they now deeply ingrained in the team looking after their respective investments, if they exist, till they ROI off the projected $10M payday of the non-profit entity based in Singapore, catering the end project to the Chinese, yet catering its ICO to Westerners because we're easily impressed by feet-solving Rubik's Cubers, watching professional poker players in $0.50 buy-in online poker tournaments, and elephants.

Liu Yang aka Edward aka Leon of yuanbao.com recently had an article penned about Qtum on his BitKan site: http://bitkan.com/news/topic/27661

further ref.: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitkan-private-party-in-shanghai-1566741

This is exactly what I was thinking when I read across the Smith and Crown: Matt Chwierut review.
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1. There is not enough information to conclusively judge Dai’s character, but his involvement in Bitbay and his attempt to hide it casts a shadow on his credibility.
2. Given the high-profile third-party backing, it is unlikely Qtum is a scam.
3. Qtum should improve its transparency, open up its Slack or explain why signups were stopped, and release some form of code or demonstration product.
4. Interested parties should ignore several red herrings in this issue: PwC’s involvement, Dai’s multiple names, and Caspal’s Rubik’s cube record.
5. The community should not expect this to be a fully decentralized project at launch.
"

I guess Matt never heard of Josh Garza (GAWMiners) and Uncle Stu (Cantor Fitzgerald - Wallstreet investing).
For those wanting to read about the ongoing saga (lawsuit stage) they can read more at - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/gaw-josh-garza-discussion-paycoin-xpy-xpyio-ion-ionomy-always-make-money-857670
TLDR: Wallstreet investor funnels money into very large cloudming operation.

This is just one example of where money or backers do not equal trust or competency to complete projects.

Then we get this from Jordon.


Which is complete with hyperbole comparisons built with all the emotional trappings. They call us the trolls  
Personally I don't feel Jordan is a scammer, yet he's probably the one with the cleanest record as a background bug hunter.
Hence why the team had him post a reply... no matter how ridiculous.

Then the official response from the Qtum page...
Cool. Boring and it shows us the next move to try the ICO somewhere else like it was mentioned.

At least it didn't involve threats of suing or dead animals through the post like Garza  

I got the email Newsletter about the Crowdsale date and some other details. I'm just surprised though because the credibility of the Project has already been heavily damaged. Even if people were readily available to invest then, It's changed now as the trust and confidence is no more there.


Either way, Good luck to the team. This was a project I was really looking forward to .

Oh the plot seems to thicken. I am here with a beedy eye on these proceedings.