Fraud Alert
Recently, many live streams in public squares have been promoting various domestic funding projects. Everyone must stay vigilant and avoid getting scammed.
These live streams often follow a common playbook: the host pulls out a notebook filled with so-called trading profit records. In reality, anyone can create these fake profit statements when they go live, and they lack any credibility. While the live stream seems lively, it's actually full of fluff: many of the tipping accounts are basically shills, and the viewer count is inflated with a bunch of unverified bot accounts boosting the numbers.
The interactive atmosphere of the live stream is all a carefully crafted script by the team: insiders are responsible for setting the pace, constantly urging viewers who want to make quick cash to like, share, and flood the comments; a bunch of internal accounts take turns bragging about making tens of thousands from the project, claiming that their gifts are also due to investment profits, all playing along in a coordinated act.
The entire live stream has dozens or even hundreds of people, essentially forming a pack to prey on unsuspecting novice investors, just waiting for those who don't understand the market to throw in their money. Truly skilled professionals who dare to show real trading results wouldn't rely on this kind of fake acting to draw viewers.
Recently, many live streams in public squares have been promoting various domestic funding projects. Everyone must stay vigilant and avoid getting scammed.
These live streams often follow a common playbook: the host pulls out a notebook filled with so-called trading profit records. In reality, anyone can create these fake profit statements when they go live, and they lack any credibility. While the live stream seems lively, it's actually full of fluff: many of the tipping accounts are basically shills, and the viewer count is inflated with a bunch of unverified bot accounts boosting the numbers.
The interactive atmosphere of the live stream is all a carefully crafted script by the team: insiders are responsible for setting the pace, constantly urging viewers who want to make quick cash to like, share, and flood the comments; a bunch of internal accounts take turns bragging about making tens of thousands from the project, claiming that their gifts are also due to investment profits, all playing along in a coordinated act.
The entire live stream has dozens or even hundreds of people, essentially forming a pack to prey on unsuspecting novice investors, just waiting for those who don't understand the market to throw in their money. Truly skilled professionals who dare to show real trading results wouldn't rely on this kind of fake acting to draw viewers.