Some quantitative things should not be trusted.
Not long ago, a friend told me that they were really frustrated with those so-called quantitative studios! They thought spending money to buy a program would allow them to earn effortlessly, but it turned out to be full of traps, and they regretted it more and more.
This is what my friend said to me:
At first, they were hyped up: exclusive quantitative strategies, automatic trading programs, source code delivery, long-term maintenance, boasting about how great backtesting is and how stable it is in real trading. I thought having a program in hand would never be a scam, so I spent a few thousand to buy a set.
Only upon receiving it did I understand: the so-called quantitative program is just an open-source template that can be downloaded online with a different skin, and there isn't even a strategy logic. The backend even has a backdoor that can modify my trading records and profit and loss data, making it look like I'm earning, but it's all fake.
The more ruthless part comes later: after buying, they make you recharge to their platform, saying the program needs to be linked to an account to run. At first, you can withdraw small amounts, but when you increase your funds, they directly lock your position, require maintenance, and ask for margin, and in the end, you can't even log into the app.
Those who truly understand know: legitimate quantitative trading has high thresholds, high risks, and no capital protection; they won't sell programs, won't recruit people, and won't accept private payments. Anyone selling you quantitative software, promising stable returns, or asking you to transfer to private accounts is 100% a scam.
Do not believe the nonsense that buying a program will make you money! There are no shortcuts to investing; protecting your principal is more important than anything else.
Fortunately, I wasn't the one who fell for it, so I just need to be steady and cautious, and don't believe in these things from the market.
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Not long ago, a friend told me that they were really frustrated with those so-called quantitative studios! They thought spending money to buy a program would allow them to earn effortlessly, but it turned out to be full of traps, and they regretted it more and more.
This is what my friend said to me:
At first, they were hyped up: exclusive quantitative strategies, automatic trading programs, source code delivery, long-term maintenance, boasting about how great backtesting is and how stable it is in real trading. I thought having a program in hand would never be a scam, so I spent a few thousand to buy a set.
Only upon receiving it did I understand: the so-called quantitative program is just an open-source template that can be downloaded online with a different skin, and there isn't even a strategy logic. The backend even has a backdoor that can modify my trading records and profit and loss data, making it look like I'm earning, but it's all fake.
The more ruthless part comes later: after buying, they make you recharge to their platform, saying the program needs to be linked to an account to run. At first, you can withdraw small amounts, but when you increase your funds, they directly lock your position, require maintenance, and ask for margin, and in the end, you can't even log into the app.
Those who truly understand know: legitimate quantitative trading has high thresholds, high risks, and no capital protection; they won't sell programs, won't recruit people, and won't accept private payments. Anyone selling you quantitative software, promising stable returns, or asking you to transfer to private accounts is 100% a scam.
Do not believe the nonsense that buying a program will make you money! There are no shortcuts to investing; protecting your principal is more important than anything else.
Fortunately, I wasn't the one who fell for it, so I just need to be steady and cautious, and don't believe in these things from the market.
$BNB $RAVE $币安人生