When netizens insincerely reveal a set of moneymaking secrets to you, please remember that this is likely not a pie, but rather a trap to beware of.
A stable margin of 5%
Recently, Aihuicha received another exposure claiming "poor profit margin through exploiting system vulnerabilities", involving the platform FxCaptain. Let's take a look at how this' trap 'was designed.
Maintaining the network data system of my uncle and his company has found many problems... The system has a maximum probability of 95%, but there may be fluctuations during specific time periods. When the probability platform jumps to 105 on the internal network, regardless of whether the external market buys up or down, as long as the digital vulnerability period, we can steadily earn a 5% probability difference.
Is this clich é e not very clear, but it feels quite like that? According to the description of Exposure Huiyou, it is actually a netizen who can program and write an EA system for arbitrage in Uncle's company. Expose the "odds difference" of netizens' greed for steady profits without losing, and gradually bring it into the "FxCaptain" platform.
Ambiguous Two Country Regulation
Regarding FxCaptain, there have been multiple Huiyou consulting platforms on regulatory and compliance issues this year. What kind of platform is it and is it worth trusting? Next, let's check its background together.
FxCaptain's official website information shows that it is an Australian foreign exchange signal provider. In its self introduction, there is a sentence on its website that reads: "We always follow the financial services guidelines provided by FMA and ASIC. This sentence makes people feel as if it is regulated by two countries, but it does not clearly show what their regulatory numbers are.
After searching on the official websites of FMA and ASIC, it was found that there is no registration of "FxCaptain" in the list of licensed traders disclosed by the two regulatory agencies, and they are not subject to their supervision at all. This can also explain why there is such an ambiguous sentence on FxCaptain's official website.
Ai Hui Cha Reminder:
Exposure Huiyou also mentioned in the complaint that "scammers use others' photos to create their own persona". Designing personas, packaging fake platforms, and a set of chat up scripts are the three key steps in all investment and financial fraud, and these three steps are all serving to gain trust.
Once the fraudster's goal of gaining trust is achieved, they are looking for reasons such as "system vulnerabilities", "high profits", and posting profit screenshots to bring people into a fake platform to deposit money.
Don't trust investment transactions recommended by netizens. If you really want to invest in foreign exchange, you must first learn to distinguish the authenticity of the platform.
