Brief informationBib Qt
The online platform Bib Qt presents itself as a resource for arbitrage trading of digital currencies powered by its proprietary AI system. According to reports, the investment project was launched in 2021, but the creators and jurisdiction of the platform remain unknown. The official website bib-qt.vip does not provide any registration certificate, financial regulator licenses, user agreement, or other legal documents.
According to the promotional materials, the platform monitors exchange rates 24/7 across different platforms, instantly buying coins at lower prices and reselling them at higher ones. However, Bib Qt does not offer any technical documentation, code audits, or actual demonstrations of the AI in action.
To participate, users must:
Register on bib-qt.vip by providing an email, referral code, username, and password.
Deposit a minimum of 15 USDT into their account.
Click the “quantum” button once a day, which allegedly starts automated trading.
The Bib Qt investment project promises daily payouts starting from 3.3 USDT for the minimum deposit. The platform uses a 10-level VIP system, where the daily interest rate depends on the size of the deposit, ranging from 22% (for deposits from 15 to 99 USDT) to 55% (for deposits from 100,000 USDT).
There’s also a three-tier referral program offering rewards based on the structure 12%–3%–2% for new users you bring in.
According to Bib Qt, users can sign a contract for 1 to 2 months, after which the platform claims it will either withdraw the capital to the user’s crypto wallet or automatically reinvest it into a new cycle. Withdrawals start from 2 USDT, but fees and processing times are not disclosed.
The platform also offers a mobile app, although no technical details or features of the app are provided publicly.
Communication with users is done exclusively through Telegram (t.me/BIBQT). There are no other official channels. To determine whether the company fulfills its obligations to clients, it’s worth checking out user reviews of Bib Qt.
