Topic: [ANN] (QTUM) - A Scalable Smart Contract Platform w/ Proof of Stake - page 241. (Read 525472 times)

In the crowdsale update email, delivered today, Yuanbao was not on the list. It had been in many media reports over the past few months.

Just like Steven Dai aka Patrick Dai didn't do his due diligence when teaming up with Robert Duskes aka Bobsurplus aka International Bob, Mr. Slick Dick Dai doesn't want you to do your due diligence when looking into Qtum's principals' past affiliations.

http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/questionable-activities/robert-duskes-scamst/robert-duskes-scamstoppers-c-646481

I do not be surprised if many people do not even read all that is written in this discussion, and just suffer money to these liars.

For sake of argument, let's entertain that I'm spreading FUD and Qtum spreads nothing but truisms. If so, then there shouldn't be a Chinese user on this forum who counters "These attacks have fallen completely flat on the Chinese community" because completely flat equates to nobody unless, of course, Ibai Burgos is giving us piano lessons starting with the difference between "completely flat" and Q-Sharp while pecking Chopsticks on the ivories (speaking of elephants). Sadly, this American hen is serenading her favorite Chinese cock in vain in spite of this is the year of the rooster.

This reminds me of what Paycoin did. The "too big, too connected to scam" angle.

Missing, you say?

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

Seriously, it's just basic Google-fu, a practice which legacy crypto-based periodicals fail to utilize when publishing articles re Qtum because such would consume too much resources oppose to simply printing what's provided by Team Qtum. And therein lies the rub.

Hell, even Eric Mu claimed to have never heard of Yibite as penned on 8btc, but two years earlier mentions Yibite on another periodical, and today we learned that Yibite is owned by a person directly affiliated with Qtum as is 8btc and Icoage and ChainB and Bizhongchou.

Gleb Gamow, you are a detective, if you are not, you need to go for private detective certification and practice. This level of exposure about the lies of Qtum group is huge. Almost everyone on them have double identity and is difficult to believe any words coming out from the team

"Response to recent attacks" => proceeds to not respond in any capacity to legitimate concerns and instead acts as though they can just be ignored by attacking the integrity of those whose voiced said concerns.

It should read "Deflection of recent attacks" instead.

This is pathetic. You don't address any of the concerns/questions, you just excuse yourself from doing so by blanket labeling everything as "FUD". Are you kidding me? There is a difference between baseless FUD, which you should ignore, and documented evidence of shadiness which cannot be ignored.

And you think it isn't obvious what you are doing when you simultaneously switch the ICO completely over to chinese exchanges? Congrats on being able to rip off sheep from China, you won't be getting much Western money though. If you think you can just ignore BCT when it comes to Western investors you are wrong.

At least two of the five listed are in direct control by Qtum. How's that for legal compliance consideration?

Stay tuned for further updates on the second elephant in Qtum's office giving Patrick Dai's elephant company.


"What crazy fucks! Ask for a bigger shovel and The Qtum & DaiLi Circus introduces more elephants."

had registered earlier for this ico and got a detailed message today,will list only a few

In addition, due to the legal compliance consideration*, we have decided that Qtum crowdsale will be available on the following exchanges. Please note the list of exchanges is not final, we may modify it before Qtum Crowdsale start date.

Bizhongchou (bizhongchou.com)
Yunbi (yunbi.com)
ICOAGE (icoage.com)
Allcoin (allcoin.com)
ICO365 (ico365.com)

Inorder to escape from here,these guys plan to do ICO on these exchange sites...

The team's legal names, weather it be a Chinese name or English name, should be clearly stated on the website.
https://qtum.org/zh/team
https://qtum.org/en/team

What are the legal Chinese names of the founders? As shown in their Chinese Passports or ID cards. This should be shown in Chinese on the website.

I can see a few names which appear to be complete and legal:
JEREMY GARDNER, ANTHONY DI LORIO, 陈伟星, 李笑来, ROGER VER

And other names which are not complete: 帅初, Patrick, NEIL, Caspal

Why is the website not consistent when it comes to showing the team's legal names? 

It's a very basic thing, fundamental to build trust, ones legal name.

Looks like all the speculations and accusitions made by the community scared the team and decided not to provide the option to invest via the official website lol

I smell all the chinese exchanger will buy all coins and control the price. This is clearly what we try to avoid in the crypto space. Poor decision team! Providing KYC and money laundering aspects as a reason when you dont even have the option of fiat investment is clearly and completely stupidity at its best.

Well if it is really a scam then nicely played because people will buy from exchanger and the exchangers will be the ones to be blamed for hosting a scam coin, so no connections what so ever with the team. I bet this was an easy call

You better get your shit together and find something really good or your bosses are going to fire you and cut your pay.

This BS is not gonna cut it.

Holy shit, the trolls are now being counter-attacked via sortes of dictionaries and words they contain. Time to volley back in kind:

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/befuddle

verb (used with object), befuddled, befuddling.
1.  to confuse, as with Gleb statements or arguments:
rogue agents befuddling the Western public with forthcoming promises.

2.  to make stupidly drunk.



In case Qtum is not versed, I, Bruno Kucinskas, is far from being anonymous in this space, with all my vitals  out in the open including my SSN ending in 6586. Search this forum for said number to verify. Also, I now live in Arizona, with theymos having all my new vitals. That said, if you call me, or even allude to me being anonymous ever again, I WILL CONTACT MY LAWYERS AND have lunch with them.

To make sure that we're on the same page, Qtum was designed and billed as an entity to satisfy the Chinese marketplace, yet doesn't have a thread in the Chinese section of this forum - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=30.0. Further, for Qtum being a Chinese thingy, they sure spent a helluva lot of time catering to the Western crypto dudes until, that was, elephant shit hit the fan, then they went quiet as a mouse ... apologies, crickets ... returning upon assessing the situation, offering up all kinds of crazy shit now used as fodder by Western Trolls who say "Ni!"

As for the AMAZING TEAM OF QTUM INVESTORS: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/qtum/investors



Fair Warning: We're volleying another word ...

Invest:

verb (used with object)
1.  to put (money) to use, by purchase or expenditure, in something offering potential profitable returns, as interest, income, or appreciation in value.

To recap, Qtum is a non-profit entity based out of Singapore catering to the Chinese marketplace only having its presence in the Western world so to amass another $10M so that its amazing investors directly connected to Qtum prior to investing would recognize an ROI in the creation of this non-profit currently addressing attacks by trolls in the Western world but not in China because they're more astute than we are.


"Tell Steven, I mean Patrick, that he's gonna need a bigger shovel."

When there is Gleb, there is something fishy! Nice catch mate. Yayyy!, SCAM again! 

This is more and more turning into The Qtum & DaiLi Circus every day. I mean, we already have an elephant in the big tent, Caspal to perform amazing feats with his feet, Jordan to tell Boston Bomber stories to little kids, and a professional poker player to handle the penny games and side actions after hours. Oh, and then there's everybody's favorite, the overpaid Bruno the Troll donning a pink tutu and on a leash so that he doesn't get too far outta line. cocksuckeroverflow will be handling the ticket sales when The Qtum & DaiLi Circus comes to your town.

So, can anyone from the team clarify these things, the fact there's no pascal guy in the top 100 rubik solvers in china, and that Brett's ''cv'' on your page doesn't match his linkedin? Seems like it's just to hype the project tbh. If these are misunderstandings I'm sure you'll be able to answer. Otherwise it will just make you look bad honestly.