Yeah, I heard about the Royal Q stuff a couple of weeks ago on radio. There was a seminar for it but from what I heard from those talking about it on the radio show, it was a referral kind of Multi Level Marketing (MLM) thing. They mentioned Binance as one of the exchanges one could use the bot on. Bring someone and then get a commission kind of arrangement is a turn off for me in business. However, I asked a friend about it who shared a flier from them and he said it was okay but that he hadn't used the bot. It's hilarious how someone says something is okay but hadn't used it. My take is for you to make sure you get the views of those who've actually used the bot and not from those who were told how great it's.
I am not connected with this Royal Q and I am not also one of its user. What I understand is that this is a good (that is so far, maybe) trading bot that can, of course, make the trading in behalf of your account in Binance - just add funds into your Binance account and then the bot will do its job according to the parameters set by the bot and this can be very attractive for people like me who has not yet been an expert in crypto trading. I remember that we also have forex bot being peddled around either for free or premium ones. I lost in forex bot, by the way. Now, to entice people they also got a lucrative referral system up to certain deep - here there can be similarities with MLM in structure but Royal Q is not principally an MLM where the earnings can be coming from downlines here the bot can be giving you income from trading activities. So why am not a Royal Q? Because I am not sure if the bot can be able to churn out profits for a long period of time. And I am afraid to lose my hard-earned money.
