I see your point Stratobitz . My intention was not to spread FUD. Sorry about that. QTZ is what its is. Nothing more nothing less. And as pointed out, there have been far more shady coins out there. People should do with their funds as they like. I think your formulation about altcoins being a playground is true. I saw a funny meme the other day, it was something like "Nerds became market analysit - since 2009"
Honestly the logo caught my attention, the LTC with QTZ on top, thought it was a little too quick and dirty (I will not use the word scam again). I have not been involved in altcoins for a long time, I am actually thinking about getting a few Spread coins, since the concept is refreshing new. But that is another topic.
Good luck to all with QTZ.
It's no worries. I think the community in general is of course on high alert-- with good reason. The recent $BT incident is reason enough for people to be cautious.
But I also think that our community really needs to take a step back from the false labeling, or premature labeling of crypto-products as scams or frauds; because more often than not-- truthfully; most often; the judgement and negative label is in fact incorrect; and is based solely on the marketability merits; or whether or not the coin is a "clone" -- ALL altcoins are clones-- of Bitcoin. They are all based on 0.00000000 -- eight decimal places. Every Alt is a clone. Every alt.
Going back to my original point-- in a free market it's anyone's right to create; market; launch; and sell a product-- a cryptocurrency, here in our community.
And just because a coin is direct copy/clone or has terrible marketing, or lack of information-- doesn't make it a case of fraud. It might just be a poor product. And in a free market the poor products are weeded out, and the great products rise to the top.
But again no worries. Who know's where Quartz is headed-- or what the Dev team will announce tomorrow, next week, or never. Right?
Strato
