I love IOTA and was looking for similar projects.
I found http://www.waltonchain.org/ but I’m looking for there Github or Bitbucket etc …???
Can’t find any usefull info on them … mostly hype talk?
Maybe some one has some good sources?
My girlfriend is Chinees so I can also read into that info.
What I have found out so far is that the ICO was located in Japan so they are not affected with the ICO ban in China.
Without any shadow of a doubt, Walton Chain (WTC) is a scam.
The domain registration details, including a false address, are linked to several other scams https://www.whois.com/whois/waltonchain.org
e.g. hookwhois.org
A fake “your who is details have expired, click here to renew”.
https://myonlinesecurity.co.uk/yet-another-whois-registration-scam/
Scroll down to the bottom of the page. Same details including the wonderful “No.999 Liang Mu Road Yuhang District” address.
And… TankIn.net / sliver.me / jpsheath.org / … all linked to scams.
Other red flags:
Poorly designed website, no slack or github, only shills on reddit & bitcointalk, difficult to find any verified information on the team (including someone supposedly a former VP of Samsung), only on one exchange with signs of market manipulation and pretending to win an award that doesn’t exist:
They are pretending to win a competition that does not appear exist. The “Jinjiang Competition” - there is no reliable source for this whatsoever. This is an unverified/fake news http://www.kinews.net/news/articleView.html?idxno=110897
Seriously, they have just won a major competition - logos stuck on t-shirts, with a dodgy banner outside a sports centre. I’ve been to plenty of award ceremonies and competition results, this is a joke.
@jrbarrow thank you for this information.
I also came to the same conclusion … in october they will lanche there mainnet … then I will inspect their code and see how they are moving forward I will post my findings here.
I think WTC is a scam until I can see they code or a working demo.