The submission conflates the University of Reading (founded 1892) with 'Critical-Chains', a specific Horizon 2020 fintech security project (2019–2022). The name 'IronStorm' appears to be an error or unrelated handle. While the 'Critical-Chains' project received ~€5M in EU funding and possesses high technical merit, the submission contains factually incorrect claims ('most people have used my product', 'audience: everyone') and presents a completed research grant as an active commercial product. The score reflects the legitimacy of the underlying research heavily penalized by the low-quality, inaccurate submission.
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