Is this legit

[Biat]

I found out about it should i buy or not, is it a drainer or not.
https://ico.bitcoinq.xyz/
source code at https://github.com/BitcoinQ/pyBTQ-website/blob/master/ico.html

[karel0001]

It doesn’t look trustworthy. Be cautious with links like these, especially if they ask for investments. Always verify projects through official sources and community reviews to avoid scams

[JeromeTash]

Bitcoin Quantum?

I all your honestly, do you think the project can be legit in any way? I doubt if you would believe so. From the domain name to using the "Bitcoin" name, the project is just a money grab scam. You send them your valuable USDT and you receive tokens of no value. Worse still, your wallet get drained because you connected top a malicious website. Not worth it!

[MAAManda]

I found out about it should i buy or not, is it a drainer or not.
https://ico.bitcoinq.xyz/
source code at https://github.com/BitcoinQ/pyBTQ-website/blob/master/ico.html

Participating in standalone ICOs is not a good idea these days, there are many cases of fraud there. If they are a serious project & have good connections in this industry, they should sell it through mainstream platforms. I've looked at the website, looked at the docs they have, it looks promising, but as I said before it's not a good idea to participate in a standalone ICO, you're better off avoiding it.

[R1dwanRz]

I found out about it should i buy or not, is it a drainer or not.
https://ico.bitcoinq.xyz/
source code at https://github.com/BitcoinQ/pyBTQ-website/blob/master/ico.html

My gut says this is scam site, I wouldn't trust that site with my money though. be careful where you put your money on.

[bettercrypto]

I looked at the site platform ico, and in my opinion when I saw the website it seemed alarming, it seemed a bit suspicious to me. Then we also know that the risk is very high
when you make an investment in ico.

Because usually, it takes a few months for the coins in ico to be listed on an exchange and others take more than 1 year,
so for me it is not good to take an investment in ico.

[Hagart]

Quantum... A word that says a lot but most of us do not know its true meaning. The website is nothing more than a cheap template, or perhaps even free with the sole intention of trying to sell a technology that the team of that project will never be able to have, alluding to the “threat” that Bitcoin supposedly has due to quantum computers. Nothing could be further from the truth.

When quantum computers become a reality for most mortals, Bitcoin will be more than prepared to protect itself. That ICO is nothing more than a scam or with luck something that will never go anywhere. But those who want to invest already know what they are exposing themselves to.

[Odusko]

None of the forks or meme coins of any kind is legit and you should invest at your own risk, but riskier are coins that make use of some flamboyant terms like the one on this site, quantum means heavy increase promises which relates to what a bubble-like mentality is which means you get dump if you ever see a pump if such a coin get listed on an exchange, the truth is such coins are just waiting to take money from gullible investors and you should avoid it, all there are waiting for right now is the right opportunity to take an exit scam on all investors, so avoid and stay clear from such a project.

[Accardo]

The Xyz extension is enough to flag the site as suspicious. It's not a great idea to venture into a platform that has a brief significant with some past scam projects. These con players tend to switch sites immediately one of thiers has been exposed and .xyz is always their choice because of the availability of names.

[AVE5]

I found out about it should i buy or not, is it a drainer or not.
https://ico.bitcoinq.xyz/
source code at https://github.com/BitcoinQ/pyBTQ-website/blob/master/ico.html

Hello, don't be too thrilling towards coins graphics and it valuable hypes. They're mostly of strategies to get you down on it with the note of selfish interests.
Such too look good real MemeCoins that're over hyped may not only dump after a few pump but developers are just aimed to lure investors and zoom off from the entire phase in the market.
So I hope you don't only key in investing based on recommendations with the igbirants of making our own research.

[Ziskinberg]

ICOs are a red flag, they practically scream "scam" at this point. Honestly, the reputation of ICOs has already taken a big hit. If you see potential in a project, I’d recommend just buying directly from an exchange instead. That way, you can minimize the risk and avoid falling into the usual traps associated with ICOs.

[TastyChillySauce00]

I won't click that random link, but I'd say that if you can stick with launchpad or IEO which projects are reviewed thoroughly by the platform or the exchange it's definitely more recommended than joining some random ICO these days, you just never know if it's scam or legit with ICO since they manage their own token sale, I personally won't risk my money for something like this, the risk not worth the reward.

just know that even with IEO where developers identity are doxxed and is known by the platform owner, they can still pull off something funny, you won't expect such thing to not happen with ICO where there's significantly more risk involved here since there's nobody to oversee what the project owner gonna do.

just keep your money safe.

[rodskee]

It doesn’t look trustworthy. Be cautious with links like these, especially if they ask for investments. Always verify projects through official sources and community reviews to avoid scams

i do not even want to click on the links especially when i am not that familiar with the domain name that should be the red flag immediately because a lot of scammers use links to fool you

you might think it is harmless but once you click on it you do not know what is in the link that could endanger your device so be careful with that

[Rasa nanas]

What's this ? ICOs? Currently the popularity of ICOs has fallen a lot, and I think it is not a good idea to participate in ICOs at this time. In fact, the popularity of ICOs has disappeared long before there were IEOs or IDOs. It is much wiser if you invest in large altcoins that have a bright future such as ETH BNB SOL or XRP.

[fikrett]

It doesn’t look trustworthy. Be cautious with links like these, especially if they ask for investments. Always verify projects through official sources and community reviews to avoid scams

i do not even want to click on the links especially when i am not that familiar with the domain name that should be the red flag immediately because a lot of scammers use links to fool you

you might think it is harmless but once you click on it you do not know what is in the link that could endanger your device so be careful with that

It will either fish for your info or try to make to sign a smart contract of sorts.
We all have been there probably, no need to try the lady luck again 

[ringdingo]

The coin is legit and works it just needs more adopters.

[TastyChillySauce00]

if you see even the slightest red flag, just stay away, scam are more rampant these days whether through traditional method like ICO or sophisticated ones.
this is why I also always looked at project's VC backing before interacting with anything, they could be draining your money if you get tricked.

so since you're suspicious anyway, just consider this as a red flag and refrain from interacting.

[john_egbert]

if you see even the slightest red flag, just stay away, scam are more rampant these days whether through traditional method like ICO or sophisticated ones.
this is why I also always looked at project's VC backing before interacting with anything, they could be draining your money if you get tricked.

so since you're suspicious anyway, just consider this as a red flag and refrain from interacting.

Totally agreed.
It's better to not bite the hand that may harm you.
We don't need to be curious about danger.

[Akbarkoe]

if you see even the slightest red flag, just stay away, scam are more rampant these days whether through traditional method like ICO or sophisticated ones.
this is why I also always looked at project's VC backing before interacting with anything, they could be draining your money if you get tricked.

so since you're suspicious anyway, just consider this as a red flag and refrain from interacting.

They target stupid people with their marketing techniques that are so promising and profitable that in the end it is a trap and what was heard before was nonsense, it is very important to make sure a project really exists or not in real terms, if it is only based on a website without any strong fundamental elements, it is better to just leave it, especially if you already have suspicions of red flags, I agree with you that it is better to just leave it.

[passwordnow]

Anything that has been made after Bitcoin's name, do not trust them. They might be liquid and tradable but you don't know for how long they're going to be liquid and have that demand. Wherever you've taken that, you have to avoid it if you don't want to lose some money that you're about to invest on it. If you are curious and you want to proceed, do it with the slightest amount that you can afford to lose. But if not, then never touch these forks and named with Bitcoin to their projects. They don't even have originality and using Bitcoin's name for their sake, don't be a source for them, do not be their milk.