No. They claim to have an amazing new blockchain technology. Big difference. Anyone can claim anything, especially when the information cannot be verified. I built a fully-functional time-machine. I won’t show you it. Just take my word for it.

‘So much’ people can lie, and do lie, all the time. Ever heard of Enron? Or perhaps the government? Or right here on Bitcointalk - it’s rampant and widespread all over this site.

Can’t be wrong about what? The alleged ‘revolutionary’ tech being all it’s been made out to be? Yeah, a team of IP and tech patent lawyers of a well-established IP and tech patent law firm can’t understand the tech after months of back and forth, but you believe some random people, who are also team members, understand it after 48 hours? Yeah that makes sense. Completely logical.

Team members have a vested interested in XBY/XFUEL appreciating in value because they’re paid in it. Their income depends on the coin increasing in value, which means they will lie in order to ensure the coin(s) appreciate.  It’s a massive conflict of interest and is why the practice - astroturfing, which this loosely fits the definition of, is illegal. Also, while THIS specific act only loosely meets the definition of astroturfing, other actions by XBY fully meet the definition.