As someone still early on my trading journey, cases like this honestly make me more cautious and a little more skeptical. When you’re new, hearing phrases like “guaranteed monthly returns” or “proven algorithm” can sound comforting, especially if the person presenting it seems confident and trustworthy. But learning that most of the money wasn’t even traded, and that some of it was used to pay earlier investors, really opens my eyes to how easily people can be misled.
It shows me that fraud doesn’t always look aggressive or obvious; sometimes it looks calm, professional, and reassuring. For me, this is a strong reminder to slow down, learn the basics properly, and accept that real trading involves uncertainty. I’d rather grow gradually and understand my risks than believe in promises that feel safe but can collapse overnight.
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