Quote from: fernand0x on July 15, 2014, 06:36:48 PM

This is a copy/paste from my post in the qtm thread exposing the scam, just for let know to the bct community what's happening here. Judge yourself

Hey guys, was researching the reported issue in the QTM blockchain and source code. This is what I'd found:

Let's start with the source code https://github.com/QTMholdings/quantum/blob/master/src/ ... everything seems normal when you start looking the main file:

10,000 coins reward every PoW block, 0 coins every PoS block in main.cpp. OK. What about main.h?

Last PoW block = 1,000, tx fees = 0, max money = 10,000,000 * COIN. Let's see, 1,000 pow blocks * 10,000 coins = 10,000,000 total coins, so total coins are ok, but wait, if max money = 10,000,000 * COIN in the source code, what is the value of COIN variable? ok let's check util.h to know that information

COIN = 1,000,000 in quantum util.h file. Let's compare this value with another important coins, specifically bitcoin and dogecoin

Bitcoin COIN = 100,000,000

Dogecoin COIN = 100,000,000

Ok so COIN value in quantum is 1 million, but in bitcoin and dogecoin is 100 million, so quantum does not have a COIN variable standard value. What does this means? it means that 2 zeroes are missing in the qtm COIN variable and this value affects directly the data showed in any block explorer, even in coinmarketcap, hiding the real total amount of generated coins.

What can say us the blockchain? well, I had migrated the qtm blockchain to a postgresql db, applied some ordering filters and this is the result:

In the picture we can see 3 transactions at different blocks, we have a transaction of 10,000 coins, a transaction of 100,000 coins a transaction of 10,010,000. How can be possible a 10,010,000 transaction if qtm have a total amount of coins of only 10,000,000? hidden funds is the response. Merging the proofs we can conclude that QTM total amount of coins is more than 10 million.. I am sorry that a community is harmed by a developer who acted unprofessionally. I am confident that TheCryptoEdge, onemanatatime, Kazonomics and AltcoinAce solve this problem soon and optimally

Problem is though you are wrong. There is no hidden block. It would have shown up in the explorer. those are 64 bit integers, so when you say ist 10000000 * COIN its just converting that number to a 64 bit integer to the correct percision