Though popular cryptocurrencies are flourishing in the highly volatile cryptocurrency market, crypto traps are increasing at an increasing rate to incur losses in digital wallets. Crypto investors must be aware of multiple crypto Ponzi schemes to eliminate the chances of losses in digital wallets. Yes, it is speculated that the top cryptocurrencies are a kind of Ponzi scheme to attract the eyes of crypto investors. Let's explore how to be careful from getting into the traps of crypto Ponzi schemes in 2022 and gain profit in a seamless way.
The cryptocurrency market got a term known as crypto Ponzi schemes from a crypto company, Ponzi.io, in 2014. The crypto company had promised all crypto investors 1.2 times the returns paid in Bitcoin on deposits including 0.0001BTC. But it was false and deceptive marketing. It is a speculation that cryptocurrencies are not just a bad investment but also the worst bubble of fraudulent activities. A Ponzi scheme is known as a zero-sum enterprise with a negative-sum phenomenon with high volatility.
In January 2022, a Bitcoin pyramid scheme has wreaked havoc on 'New Egypt' of Brazil. The pyramid scheme owner had a minimum of US$7 billion from 2015 to 2021 in the form of a Bitcoin Ponzi scheme with a promise of 10% monthly returns to digital wallets of crypto investors. The federal and state police and prosecutors got hold of a sophisticated racket, focusing on thousands of small-scale crypto investors.
Meanwhile, this is not only the case of crypto Ponzi. There are more than five times crypto investors fell into crypto traps through the implementation of blockchain technology and incurred losses in digital wallets.
Though the global cryptocurrency market offers a plethora of opportunities to earn profit in digital wallets, one must be careful of the innovative nature of crypto traps. It is very easy to lure crypto investors with a promise of higher ROI through imaginary crypto enterprises.
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