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Quote from: kimmy93 on February 01, 2018, 01:18:39 PM

Yeah man even me too. They keep banning everyone who asks for a legit info. Too many red flags on this ICO. A whale just threw in 10000 ETH in this. Manipulation at its best.

What red flags you mean? Can you name all , please? Their team are real? I see, that on their site CEO "created QTUM" - is this true or no?

BitSE created QTUM and the founder/CEO of Fusion is the founder of BitSE. Patrick Dai is a founder/stakeholder in BitSE as well and he is the CEO of QTUM. Bloomberg even has a listing of the BitSE business entity and it mentions both DJ and Patrick (as well as Sunny Lu) as CEO's of BitSE.

You should really check the AMA link I just posted as that's one of the questions people ask him, you'll get the answers straight from the horses mouth.

Fusion have nothing to do with Qtum and Vechain... haha just for marketing guys, take it easy..

Fusion is just a new project.. started by CEO of BitSE (（De Jun Qian）),, but it has nothing to do with other BitSE shareholders..

and the future of Fusion is not depends on Qtum or Vechain,, it's depends on the Fusion Team and the Leader （De Jun Qian）.

I think you are minimizing it a bit too much

BitSE is the parent company that pretty much incubated Qtum and Vechain. Fusion may not have anything to do directly with those projects on paper, but once again, the CEOs of each of those projects are in the parent company. They all get their pockets lined with the success of each project.