These patterns looked like a “scam” and a “pump and dump scheme.” The data on the Stellar blockchain ledger shows that the wallets minting the fraudulent assets are directly connected to the wallets earning enormous profits. These Q influencers urged their followers to buy and hold coins. They saw a big opportunity in running crypto scams. However, they did not want to stop there.

WhipLash347 and QSI had amassed 277,000 and 30,000 followers by sharing Q conspiracies and fake news.

WhipLash347 and Quantum Stellar Initiative (QSI) promoted fraudulent tokens linked to each other.

The investigation company Logically published a report about a big crypto scam led by QAnon influencers on Telegram. This article will discuss how to avoid the dangerous trap of fraudulent influencers promoting scam coins. The Qanon-linked scams mentioned in this article are dangerous because unsuspecting victims transfer their finances into scammers’ accounts while believing they are investing in the next big crypto project. Unfortunately, some influencers show little integrity and may do more harm than good. Some provide accurate and insightful information, while others deceive their readers. 2 How to check an influencer’s credibility?

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