Quote from: dumplingsandsushi on December 26, 2017, 10:41:26 PM

I'm tired of posts like this.
Just the title itself will be able to accomplish what it is trying to do: drive hype on some shitcoin ico to get profit.
Is Peculium a scam?
I think so. Some pretty huge red flags about the project.

The biggest one being: there is no prototype for the public to see.
So what their whole company is about, using ai to guide savings and investment, has no ai to show.
I've seen the thread where they proclaim to be using their "AI" to make predictions on the market, if they do have a a working prototype why isn't it available to the public?

Another reason why this seems to be a scam to me is because it uses the same "business model" that other known scam ai icos have used: most notably Magos.
They proclaim their ai can earn significant returns and that a percentage of that goes back to token holders.

Look, even if this isn't a scam, it is a terrible company to invest in when there is no product to see or test out.
That would be like giving money to some random guy you don't know who says, "Give me a million dollars because I have this great idea!"

No prototype for people to see?

Have you ever heard of our bitcoin and altcoin price prediction threads? We predicted bitcoin prices will < 2% error rate. So please spare everyone from your ignorance.