Is https://quantumcrests.com legitimate?

[arthurpap]

Wondering if there's a good way to verify whether a site is legit? Anyone know about https://quantumcrests.com?

I was invited and there is a process and a learning curve. Questioning whether to start learning.

[Oshosondy]

It is a scam site.

See these lies:


Domain that was registered just 8 days ago having over 845 thousand customers.

The domain was registered on: 2026-01-11

Just stay away from the site, it is a scam site.

[BitMaxz]

It's a scam phishing site. I tried to check the headers; it shows that this was built for scamming purposes. Clicking anywhere will open your Trust Wallet automatically. All notifications according to HTML are fake with AI. All the links related to their apps are broken links.

How exactly did you found this site? If you are invited by a random guy to use this site, be careful; it might automatically steal your wallet funds once you access the site.

[acroman08]

Like others have said above, it is a scam website. Also, I just want to share I found an identical website(after running it on google lens) but with different name(image below). a lot of scam website recycle the same UI and plater a different name.

[JeromeTash]

I am glad you came here for advice before wasting any time with them, OP. It's confirmed that the website is a scam. Probably the person who introduced you to it is the one behind it.

Like others have said above, it is a scam website. Also, I just want to share I found an identical website(after running it on google lens) but with different name(image below). a lot of scam website recycle the same UI and plater a different name.

I have discovered a few websites that look similar to the one OP shared but not through Google Lens. I don't know if one of them is the same as the one you discovered.

Code:

- https://www.axenm.com/index.html
- https://www.meritbind.org/
- https://www.realimpactfx.org/index-2.html

[albon]

I am glad you came here for advice before wasting any time with them, OP. It's confirmed that the website is a scam. Probably the person who introduced you to it is the one behind it.

This is definitely what happened. You can imagine that hundreds of fake accounts contact these people first in a professional manner to make them appear as experts, Then they promise them profits and returns if they follow their recommendations, and then they suggest these new trading platforms, which are very likely the ones behind the scam.

As you can see, when the victim opens the platform and sees their fake statistics and other misleading information, along with the pop-up message saying that someone from a certain country, as shown in the attached image, has earned $10K, they will undoubtedly be driven by greed to try this fraudulent platform and deposit their money.

I have discovered a few websites that look similar to the one OP shared but not through Google Lens. I don't know if one of them is the same as the one you discovered.

Code:

- https://www.axenm.com/index.html
- https://www.meritbind.org/
- https://www.realimpactfx.org/index-2.html

I will file a report to the domain registrar about the domain that OP shared and about your other findings. Well done.

[fortunecrypto]

Hey, look here, they are using a feature similar to the herd plugin of WordPress, it's a pop-up message to entice people to sign up or invest.
 It's a powerful pop-up for a landing page. I consider this one of the red flags. It can be manipulated based on the configuration. I just set the name, amount, and the figure, and voila, a pop-up will appear.

[aioc]

Domain that was registered just 8 days ago having over 845 thousand customers.

The domain was registered on: 2026-01-11

Just stay away from the site, it is a scam site.

Domain and stats are among the main factors; they have to be realistic. There is no logic in 845k on 8 days running. The developer is too eager to scam people, so they put unrealistic numbers.
If you scroll down below, you will see this, if its too good to be true, then you have something to worry about 

©2016 - 2026 Quantum Crests | All Rights Reserved.

[Z-tight]

Op has only made two posts in this forum, and they have both been about if two different websites are legitimate. There is nothing wrong in asking questions like this, but it becomes suspicious when you simply make posts like this and disappear, just as op does. I just hope they are not promoting this websites by putting it out in this way, hoping some gullible newbie would fall for it and get scammed in this platform. I would appreciate it if op returns to this topic to clarify how exactly they get to know these services.

[Wiwo]

Quantum crest this is a potential investment scam waiting to happen at least in the build up phase and you are advice to stay off from it, in fact any thing related to quantum + investment, or computing cloud mining, all that are red flag words for projects usage and credibility most of the similar related sites have all turned out to be scams in the past treat this one and one of them.

[arthurpap]

I'm not promoting anything. I need a way to confirm the truth about a site. Is there a solid trading platform that I should be using?

[Z-tight]

I'm not promoting anything. I need a way to confirm the truth about a site.

Okay. I appreciate the fact that you came back to clarify this. How do you find out about these scam services? Do random people just follow you up and invite you to these platforms? It would be great to shed more light on this, at least for educational purpose.

Is there a solid trading platform that I should be using?

You can trade crypto in any major centralized exchange.

[Accardo]

I'm not promoting anything. I need a way to confirm the truth about a site.

Okay. I appreciate the fact that you came back to clarify this. How do you find out about these scam services? Do random people just follow you up and invite you to these platforms? It would be great to shed more light on this, at least for educational purpose.

The truth about the site is obvious, on a similar way this post has only got the site a backlink on this forum, would you mind taking out the link now you've been clarified that it's a fake site? Replacing it with quantumcrest dot com, is welcomed.

[robelneo]

The truth about the site is obvious, on a similar way this post has only got the site a backlink on this forum, would you mind taking out the link now you've been clarified that it's a fake site? Replacing it with quantumcrest dot com, is welcomed.

It's on the title, and on the post also, a simple mention of the domain is already good, OP may not have a bad intention, but I remember in the past I encountered one guy who is the owner of the platform asking on one of the forums the same question he's doing this so he'll know what to update and upgrade so he'll know what to do so he will not caught with his scheme of trying to scam people.
I'm not saying OP is that kind of guy, just saying based on my experience, if he wants a recommendation of the best trading platform, he just needs to check this list https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges

[acroman08]

Is there a solid trading platform that I should be using?

If you want to avoid getting scammed as much as possible, your best options are the well known centralised exchange sites, like what Z-tight mentioned. You should avoid exchange sites that are not well known and barely have any information online, a lot of people have come here trading on exchange sites that barely have any presence online.

[Z-tight]

but I remember in the past I encountered one guy who is the owner of the platform asking on one of the forums the same question he's doing this so he'll know what to update and upgrade so he'll know what to do so he will not caught with his scheme of trying to scam people.

Exactly, and that is why i questioned op on his intentions in the forum. It is not normal that sometime last year they made a similar post, asking about another scam service, if it was legitimate. And here they are doing the same thing about a different scam service.

If you asked for information about a scam trading platform many months ago, it is only normal that you ought to have found yourself legitimate platforms to trade by now. Not still asking the same questions about another similar scam service too. It all sounds really suspicious.

[Accardo]

OP may not have a bad intention, but I remember in the past I encountered one guy who is the owner of the platform asking on one of the forums the same question he's doing this so he'll know what to update and upgrade so he'll know what to do so he will not caught with his scheme of trying to scam people.
I'm not saying OP is that kind of guy, just saying based on my experience, if he wants a recommendation of the best trading platform, he just needs to check this list https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges

Not saying so either, the right thing to do after much clearification, if he has no affiliation with the site, is to take the link out, this is some sort of social engineering, this post must have fetched the site significant traffic, and counting. However, the follow up response would help scare away nevious visitors.