1. Why are the road maps on the website and in White Paper different?
2. What are the visible results of your work you are ready to show by the time of the end of the ICO?

Dear Tkeycoin team. Your lie does not add honor to you and to your project. We asked in e-mails only to provide your legal address and the same text is duplicated on the forum.
You are right, everyone has the right to choose where to invest. But everyone has the right to know with whom he deals before making an investment.
We will continue our open investigation of the Tkeycoin project and your right to ignore it, but by this you show that you have no other answer but attempts to lie and try to discredit.
ScamBusters Team

It's true! In our team 10 peoples (4 Russians) and we developed our own methodology for identifying the scam. Each person of our team asks simple questions in his field and answers from testing team in 10 topics (or his silence) - result our testing. The forum community itself gives the answer to the conformity of the test project to the scam. While 2:0 is not in Advantage of Tkeycoin. The next question will concern the Tkeycoin team. To be continued...

You really made us laugh! In First post you write that you believe Tkeyicoin's team and the "grandiose Tkeycoin project", and then it turns out that you represent this team !!!
To keep the legal address of the company a secret is nonsense! What is written on your business card? In the UAE for such tricks you will simply be put in jail!  In Russia this methods of business also illegal!

To SILA!


We do not yet say that Tkeyicoin is a scam. We just asked a simple and clear question: what is the legal address of this team in Russia and in the UAE? or are they not yet available?

Because these investors do not exist! No serious investor will work with the company without a legal address!

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Dear SILA!
We do not discredit the Tkeycoin project, but we just want to objectively determine whether this is a scam. We ask technical questions: "Why does the Tkeycoin team consider its network decentralized if all transactions are formed from a single center, which significantly slows down the network and is very vulnerable to hacker attacks?"
We ask legal questions: "What are the legal addresses of Tkeycoin?"
We do not get replies from the Tkeycoin team.
Maybe you know the answer to the question, why a team Tkeycoin that collects millions of dollars in cash for an not working project, hides from everyone and makes no reports for using already collected cash?
Yours sincerely,
Scambusters Team

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Dear SILA
Do you always give very big money to people you do not know anything about?

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Dear SILA
We also very much hope that Tkeycoin team will answer at least a question about their legal address. This question is asked not only by us, but also by many participants of this forum. The answer to it takes 1 minute. And without this answer it may be that Tkeycoin team in the 3rd quarter will collect all the money and run away. Do you have any guarantees that this will not happen? Do you know what they are doing now with 30 million dollars already collected with team?

In principle, the company may not disclose the names of its investors, but you can hide your legal address only in two cases:
- you do not have them either in Russia and in the UAE;
- the police are looking for you either in Dubai or Moscow.
Can you answer something on the merits (the request for your e-mail, too, did not give anything)?
Yours faithfully
Scambusters

 Do you understand that if you use one physical device to generate ALL transactions, then:
1. Your network is not decentralized
2. Its speed is much lower than networks where it is not used
3. Its vulnerability and reliability tends to zero: there is a single center that "generate millions of lines"

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It is very pleasant that you answered the questions posed, although in a bit non-professional form.
Since you leave simple question regarding cryptography based on vibrations of the iron of an atom unanswered, means you simply do not have an answer.
If you are a real professional, you should know that Shannon's theory has nothing to do with the vibration of atoms, and references to Wikipedia are forbidden in any scientific community due to the possibility of information correction by anyone. But we have several times asked you to give these references to cryptography using atoms of iron. No one asks you to disclose sensitive information, but if this is your know-how and part of your project related to encryption of transactions is completed, then without compromising the secrecy of your developments, you could show at least some result (installation photos, patent, practical experiments results). But you have nothing to say except insults. Believe it is not the best way to persuade investors to invest in a project in which the developer himself does not understand the topic clearly.

Below you may find our arguments:
1.  To you as a mathematician: It is proved that the vibrations of the iron atom manifest certain regularities both in different layers and from the influence of external factors (T. Slezak et al., Phonons at the Fe (110) Surface // Physical Review Letters, 99, 066103 (7 August 2007)). This is not the best choice for generating random numbers because of the large correlation of the data.
2.  To you as a physicist: To obtain information about the amplitude of oscillations, an expensive ultra-sensitive X-ray machine is needed, and for ultra-high speed digitization, transmission and storage of these data, appropriate low-noise amplifiers and analog-to-digital converters are required. Such system will cost millions of dollars. We really want to see the photo, even from afar.
3.  To you as a protocol expert: If each transaction receives online data from a physical device, then the network speed will be times lower than the announced one and it will be the number one target for attacks and access denials, as well as the lack of decentralization.
4.  To you as a network security specialist: If each transaction accesses a pre-generated offline array of recorded oscillations, the security of the entire network will tend to zero.
Lack of professional reaction to these arguments will only mean that these issues are not worked out by you at all and we will move on to the other 9 aspects of your project that cause questions from our team. We hope that further discussion be more polite and professional.
With best regards,
ScamBusters

According to your White Paper and your posts:
1.  In Road Map, according to «THE STUDY OF CRYPTOGRAPHIC CONCEPTS & PROTOCOL TBP AND SECURITY SYSTEMS» everything has already been completed.
2.  There are two posts in the forum contain a question about an Iron Atom Technology (July 19, 2018, 11:22:20 AM & July 06, 2018, 01:14:18 PM) – as a reply a reference to WP was made, where this issue is not disclosed. The WP only states that "An iron atom always form a random number, having at the beginning a high-quality random value provided by different sources of entropy”.
3.  The Tkeycoin team indicated that all transactions will be protected by an Iron Atom Technology.

Points of interest:
1.  May you please disclose an article or articles about application of an Iron Atom Technology in cryptography and real-life use cases?
2.  Would you please show us a real image of the system that reads, analyzes and converts impulses of atoms in Iron into blockchain readable format?
3.  If every transaction will read data from a single source of Iron Atom pulses what will be the concurrent number of responses per second?
4.  How node of your blockchain will read data about pulses?
5.  What is the technology used to decentralize your project using Iron Atom Pulses readings?