Re: [SCAM WARNING] QI Blockchain Plagiarized Whitepaper and Website Content
⭐ Merited by aylabadia05 (1)
Reading all the response of Jawadu, I was surprised he does not understand the implication of plagiarism or what it really means. Any software that states a writeup has been plagiarized means the word wasn't said for the first time and was sourced elsewhere. We might not have access to the word right away, but the internet had a backup of it. My sadness stems from how badly the negative trust has been painted, as well as the difficulty in supporting Jawadu's actions.
Qi has launched 5 successful projects. And the talk of the town! Making this thread completely FUD and rubbish!
You are welcome to dispute any argument I have made in this thread. And since you seem so eager, how about you start by explaining why the coin of such a "successful project" lost almost 90% of its value within just one month?
https://nomics.com/assets/qie-qi-blockchain?view=roi
Feel sorry for this guy trolling accounts and looking foolish calling every project a scam.
Speaking of looking foolish, if I'm not mistaken the listing price for their 30M pre-mined shitcoins on the XT exchange was 0.75 USD! It would be better to feel sorry for those poor souls who invested early despite all the warning signs, as it's pretty clear that they were duped. This is a good lesson on why it's important to do your due diligence and research before investing in any coin, especially ones that have shady start like this one has.
