How This Investigation Was Conducted
A neutral, source-driven approach to documenting the Bitquore cryptocurrency scam. This page outlines our standards for evidence, independence, and corrections.
Source Verification
Every claim on this site is grounded in publicly available evidence — Trustpilot reviews, screenshots from the live platform, and on-chain or registry data. Sources are referenced directly where possible.
Independence
This investigation is not affiliated with Bitquore, any law enforcement body, or any 'recovery service.' We accept no payment from victims and do not offer recovery assistance.
Evidence Handling
Screenshots and victim testimonials are reproduced as-is from public sources. Personally identifying victim data is excluded. Names referenced as 'aliases' are flagged because scam operators routinely use false identities.
Corrections Policy
If you are named on this site and believe the information is inaccurate, or if you have additional verified evidence to contribute, contact details for corrections are kept open. Material updates are reflected in each page's 'Last updated' date.
Scope & Limitations
This site documents observable behavior and public claims associated with the Bitquore brand and related domains. It does not constitute a legal accusation against any specific named individual. Where individuals are identified, naming reflects pseudonyms and contact identities reported by victims; their real identities are unknown.
Primary Sources
- Bitquore.com Trustpilot review collection — Trustpilot
- Bitquores.com Trustpilot review collection — Trustpilot
- SEC EDGAR registrant search — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
- FinCEN MSB Registrant Search — FinCEN
- FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center — FBI
- FTC consumer fraud reporting — FTC
- DFPI Crypto Scam Tracker — California DFPI