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OneCoin (commonly referred to in Chinese as 维卡币) has been described by The Times as the largest cryptocurrency scam in history.
Scam preparation and packaging: In August 2014, Bulgarian Ruja Ignatova, along with others, founded OneCoin. She forged her credentials, including a degree from Oxford University, to create an authoritative image as the "Crypto Queen". She also generated hype by faking a Forbes cover story and hosting luxurious summits, falsely claiming that OneCoin was a "Bitcoin killer" supported by blockchain technology, deceiving investors.
Operational model: The project lacks a real blockchain and distributed ledger; the so-called transaction data is entirely controlled by backend manipulation. It expanded through multi-level marketing, requiring investors to purchase "starter product packages" ranging from 130 to 18,000 euros to join. By developing downlines, members could earn tiered commissions, with membership levels reaching up to 140 tiers, entirely dependent on funds from later investors to pay returns to earlier ones, making it a typical Ponzi scheme.
Scam outbreak and whereabouts of core personnel: In January 2017, its internal exchange was shut down, and most members were unable to withdraw funds. In October of the same year, Ruja Ignatova fled upon learning of an investigation by U.S. law enforcement and has been missing ever since. In 2022, she was placed on the FBI's "Ten Most Wanted Fugitives" list, with a reward later raised to $5 million.
Subsequent accountability and impact: Many countries subsequently launched crackdowns, with her brother and other core members being arrested and sentenced. There were over 2 million members in the Chinese region alone, with the amount involved exceeding 15 billion yuan, and 98 key figures were publicly prosecuted. The scam amassed over $4.4 billion globally, affecting more than 3.5 million people, and has led to social issues such as family breakdowns and extreme claims in some areas, also driving improvements in cryptocurrency regulation in various countries.
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#AsterDEX $ASTER This position can now be called CZ bottom. Every time it drops to the CZ buying position, it will be pulled up. It seems that the project party is still very respectful to Big Brother @CZ . This is the last time I'm supplementing my position; let's see how much lower you can drop. @币安广场 @Aster DEX
How to determine support level buy points for Bitcoin?
Core methods for finding support levels The following are several commonly used methods to determine Bitcoin support levels: 1. Historical lows/multiple touchpoints Look for points on the price chart where lows occur multiple times. When the price reaches a certain level and stops falling, then rebounds, that level is a potential support level. The more times it has been touched, the stronger the support level usually is. • Bottom (trough): Connect the most recent or significant lows on the chart; the area formed by these lows is key support. 2. Trendlines In an uptrend, connect consecutive higher lows to form an upward trendline. This trendline often serves as dynamic support when prices pull back.
The core principle of MEME coins is not actually technology, but rather emotion and consensus. They often have no real applications, no complex smart contracts, and sometimes even the teams are anonymous. The main source of value comes from the speed of dissemination on social platforms, the popularity of meme culture, and the continuous creation of 'attention' by the community. As long as people are willing to buy, the price can be driven up by emotions; once the heat decreases, the price plummets like a deflated balloon. In this model, MEME coins are essentially akin to 'traffic speculative products.' Early investors rely on later buyers, with funds mainly circulating within the community, making price fluctuations heavily dependent on public psychology. More dangerously, many projects exploit this by using pre-mining, locked funds, contract backdoors, and other methods to suddenly crash and cash out at the peak, causing irreparable losses. Warning: MEME coins can be a form of entertainment participation, but they are absolutely not a 'guaranteed profit' tool. Any asset based on emotion rather than value requires extreme caution. Do not be deceived by the illusion of skyrocketing prices, and do not lose your judgment amidst community celebrations. The heat you pursue may also become a signal for others to harvest.