The sad thing is that this shilling - as many like to describe it nowadays - is omnipresent in crypto space. WTC is not the only sh1tcoin in the top100. The technology behind (let's call them) projects like EOS, IOTA, XVG, TRON or even XRP is full of holes, vulnerabilities and privacy loopholes. And it doesn't matter how many times you polish a turd, it will still be a turd (I'm looking at you, BCH).
Shilling about the "Internet" and transformational companies that mentioned that magic, hot word "Internet" was everywhere between 1997 and 1999.
I know how this movie ends because I've watched it before.
Ben Rickert (L3+ thread) is right: When Millennials refer to crypto currencies as if they were cancer, the real companies will be left standing and the real projects will gather steam.
Judging from what is out there on YouTube and Reddit, we are not yet close to that moment.
I'd encourage people to look up John Hempton of Bronte Capital, a short seller with a website linking to other solid websites. It's not the specifics of any report that are useful, it's more picking up on a healthy dose of skepticism and asking yourself how do you test what's real and what is hype and PR and smoke and mirrors that does not hold up.
It is a useful mindset to have, especially right about now.
I am done talking about WTC. I appreciate the thank you's from a few people, I apologize for the unplanned detour to the rest of you. If you want to mine it and dump it, look at the linked document I posted.