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The Reality of Trading Channels on Telegram
There are about 40,000 Telegram channels, and around 10,000 to 12,000 of them are about trading. Most of these trading channels, around 95%, are run by scammers.
Hereâs how these scammers operate:
Start with No Experience:
They begin trading with no experience and make a lot of losses.
Recovering Losses:
When they lose their money, they try to recover it by opening their own trading channel to fool others.
Copy-Paste Signals:
They copy trading signals from other channels (which are also often scammers) and post around 8 to 10 signals a day.
Red Flag:
A real professional trader doesnât post more than 2 or 3 trades at the same time. Professional traders manage their trades closely and canât handle too many at once.
Faking Success:
Out of 10 trades, only 2 might hit the targets. They take screenshots of these successful trades and post them publicly to appear successful. They never mention the 8 trades that failed.
High Fees:
Their fees are high because they know you won't return once you see the truth, so they charge a high fee upfront.
Avoid Transparency:
They will never send you trade screenshots or let you try their VIP service even briefly before you pay. If you join, you will see they are fake.
High-risk Trades:
If a future trade has a risk more than 6-7%, itâs a sign they are inexperienced.
Tips to Spot Scammers:
- Be wary of channels that post many trades at once.
- Watch out for high fees with no trial period.
- Look out for traders who avoid showing trade screenshots.
These clues can help you identify scam trading channels. I am investigating these channels one by one to find out how they deceive innocent people. More updates will follow soon.
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There are about 40,000 Telegram channels, and around 10,000 to 12,000 of them are about trading. Most of these trading channels, around 95%, are run by scammers.
Hereâs how these scammers operate:
Start with No Experience:
They begin trading with no experience and make a lot of losses.
Recovering Losses:
When they lose their money, they try to recover it by opening their own trading channel to fool others.
Copy-Paste Signals:
They copy trading signals from other channels (which are also often scammers) and post around 8 to 10 signals a day.
Red Flag:
A real professional trader doesnât post more than 2 or 3 trades at the same time. Professional traders manage their trades closely and canât handle too many at once.
Faking Success:
Out of 10 trades, only 2 might hit the targets. They take screenshots of these successful trades and post them publicly to appear successful. They never mention the 8 trades that failed.
High Fees:
Their fees are high because they know you won't return once you see the truth, so they charge a high fee upfront.
Avoid Transparency:
They will never send you trade screenshots or let you try their VIP service even briefly before you pay. If you join, you will see they are fake.
High-risk Trades:
If a future trade has a risk more than 6-7%, itâs a sign they are inexperienced.
Tips to Spot Scammers:
- Be wary of channels that post many trades at once.
- Watch out for high fees with no trial period.
- Look out for traders who avoid showing trade screenshots.
These clues can help you identify scam trading channels. I am investigating these channels one by one to find out how they deceive innocent people. More updates will follow soon.
Pin đ our Channel for such knowledge and wisdom
#reality #Expose #Mt_Gox_BTC_Dip