Investigation by: M. Webb, Senior Threat Analyst · Published 2026-07-22 · Updated 2026-08-31 · 6-minute read · How we score scams
Editorial review by John Feldt, Editorial Standards Reviewer & Crypto Analyst · Methodology: cryptokiller.org/methodology
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Quantum AI
CONFIRMEDCryptoKiller's surveillance data confirms Quantum AI as a crypto scam (86/100 threat score). The operation has run for 338 days across 49 countries, impersonating 179 public figures in paid ad campaigns. Quantum AI is a scam — do not deposit funds.
Ad Creatives
5,281
Countries Targeted
49
Days Active
316
Celebrities Abused
179
Is Quantum AI regulated or licensed?
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My family member is investing through Quantum AI — how do I warn them?
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🔬Our Investigation Methodology
Crypto Killer scanned ad networks between September 9, 2025 and August 13, 2026 and captured 5,281 creatives tied to Quantum AI across 49 countries. We cross-check every investigated brand against the UK FCA Financial Services Register and the FCA Warning List through the FCA's official public register API, and against SEC EDGAR full-text search. Quantum AI does not appear on the FCA's Financial Services Register, meaning it is unregistered. The FCA has published a Warning List entry for Quantum AI, stating the firm is not authorised and may be targeting people in the UK, with no access to the Financial Ombudsman Service or the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. The phrase appears in SEC EDGAR search results, but that is not evidence of SEC registration or scrutiny. We pattern-match creatives, funnels, and celebrity abuse against 12,695 documented scam brands. We query public regulator databases; we claim no endorsement, affiliation, or privileged access.
Reviewed by: Crypto Killer Research Team
Crypto Killer investigates crypto-fraud advertising operations by capturing the creatives themselves, tracing the funnels they feed, and cataloguing the celebrity likenesses they abuse. We query public regulator databases directly, including the UK FCA Financial Services Register, the FCA Warning List via the FCA's official API, and SEC EDGAR full-text search, so every regulatory claim on this page traces to a source you can open yourself. We hold no affiliation with these regulators and imply no endorsement. Our conclusions rest on captured evidence and named public records, not opinion.
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Quantum AI is a confirmed crypto scam. Do not deposit funds.
Do not deposit any money.
Based on analysis of 5,281 ad creatives across 49 countries.
Sources & References
When this review may not apply: This review may not describe your situation in a few cases. If you used a legitimately licensed broker that happens to advertise quantum-themed automation, and you can withdraw funds on demand, you are not looking at this operation. If a regulated exchange in your country runs a product with a similar name and a verifiable license number, check that number against your regulator's register directly. And here is the line most sites skip: if you deposited, saw returns climb, and successfully withdrew a real payout to your own bank, document it and tell us, because that outcome contradicts every victim report we logged and we want the evidence.
Important Disclaimer
This review covers Quantum AI as observed during our investigation window of September 9, 2025 to August 13, 2026 and reflects evidence captured in that period. Scam operations change domains, creatives, and celebrity fronts frequently, so details may shift after publication. Nothing here is financial, legal, or tax advice. Regulatory findings cite public databases as accessed during the investigation window; verify current register and warning status directly with the named regulator before acting. Dated 2026-07-22.
