Met Beautiful Young Asian Woman On Dating Site To Teach Me Trading

[Bananington]

I almost felt some form of pity as I read through the topic contents. I must say I am really stricken as to the kind of undertone this sounds like.
I hope you are not a svam poster because this topic doesn't seem related to a human in anyway
 It was as if you thought it out.

Trading is more than just to buy and hold for 60 second and then sell. There is more to it. Has she iterated you on how to use Capital and separate your gains before reinvesting?
Does she do what a teacher to a student should do, in form of giving guidance?

I wouldn't know what kind of relationship it is specifically, but I can assure that if she really loves you and not a scammer, you could learn the best. But please be wise and remember always that, not your keys, not your coins.

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[lalabotax]

I think I've read a story that is almost similar, but ended in scams. After showing off the money in their account and also showing off their skills, and tricking us into their kindness and help, then they will start the scamming process, namely by pretending to help the target victims to trade. They will ask you to transfer your money or provide access to your account and they will trade it and provide the profits for you. However, if this should happen, NEVER FOLLOW. This is definitely going to be scammers and they will take your money. Don't immediately believe in what they promise and whoever it is, even if you are a young beautiful woman.

[Husires]

When I see the account of one of my friends who suddenly asked to send him Bitcoin, I feel that the account has been hacked, let alone an unknown girl on the Internet asking you to invest in Bitcoin. This sentimental fraud is mostly from scammers trying to deceive you, taking advantage that you will trust an innocent girl who wants to help you become rich, while what happens is that they manage thousands of accounts and send thousands of people hoping that someone is stupid enough to believe them.

[Desscount]

When I see the account of one of my friends who suddenly asked to send him Bitcoin, I feel that the account has been hacked, let alone an unknown girl on the Internet asking you to invest in Bitcoin. This sentimental fraud is mostly from scammers trying to deceive you, taking advantage that you will trust an innocent girl who wants to help you become rich, while what happens is that they manage thousands of accounts and send thousands of people hoping that someone is stupid enough to believe them.

They scammers really have various ways to trap their victims,
that's why we really have to be careful and don't trust easily,
chances are they the scammers have succeeded in committing fraud.

[bittraffic]

Don't you think that woman is an AI?

I'm always skeptical when I met someone online particularly on linkedin they always offer investments and most of the time they are beautiful girls. I don't trust them because they introduce unknon exchanges and unknown tokens.

If they offer BTC trading like signals, it must be another kind of scam. What's it for her by the way?

[KingsDen]

Don't you think that woman is an AI?

Maybe you have to make out your time and read Op very well. The topic creator said they he also makes video chat with his online friend/date. Or do we have AI that stands live video call and look like a human? Please, tell me so that I'll know if the world has left me behind 

[Stable090]

I met a young and beautiful Asian woman on a dating site. She is 27 years younger than me.
She belongs to a professional cryptocurrency organization that provides multi-millionaires with when and what coin to trade. About 3 - 4 trades a week.
The reason she belongs to the group is because her Uncle runs it.
She said she will give me the trades for free.
We have done several video chats so she is real.

You have to be very careful, don’t you think it looks very suspicious, you met a woman in a dating website and she decided to teach you about trading, but what did dating site have to do with trading, don’t you think it’s just a set up? Or maybe you believe her because she is a woman, don’t you know that woman also scam, even the dating site that you are talking about, don’t you think it’s just a trap, they created the dating sites just to get guy’s attention then the woman will start introducing them to trading. What’s the relationship that you guys are having that makes her think you worth giving the signal for free?

She said that I can't trade on Coinbase because it doesn't offer the features that her platform does. On her platform, she can Buy and hold on to it and Sell it in 60 seconds. You can't do that with Coinbase.
So she wants me to transfer all of my Coinbase money into the platform she uses, which is:
BitContractPro

I don’t know about the exchange which she just recommended to you, but don’t you ask if you can trade on other exchanges like Binance or KuCoin, I know those two exchanges are reputable once since the future which she is looking for is not on coinbase, if she say NO then know that she is really a scammer, maybe immediately you deposit money on the site which she said she do trade on, then your money will be gone, if she is planning to give you any signal, then she should give you so that you can trade on your own.

[aylabadia05]

She said that I can't trade on Coinbase because it doesn't offer the features that her platform does. On her platform, she can Buy and hold on to it and Sell it in 60 seconds. You can't do that with Coinbase.
So she wants me to transfer all of my Coinbase money into the platform she uses, which is:
BitContractPro

No no no... my friend
Don't get hooked because it's not 100% positive.
Quite a lot of modes are done like that. Indeed, the seduction of beautiful women can be very easily influenced and most of them succeed in tricking them because of their beautiful faces plus their sexy bodies.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post and respond.
I've learned that there are fake crypto websites and if you deposit money into them you will never get your money back.
I'm assuming the website she uses is one of them.

I am happy if you already understand behind the intention that the woman wants. Putting forward negative assumptions about other people is not good, but nowadays with many cases of fraud, placing negative assumptions in front of positive thoughts in judging something is also important to do for safety.
I think you also think that the story cannot be taken for granted about how to make a profit in trading.

[tvplus006]

I met a young and beautiful Asian woman on a dating site. She is 27 years younger than me.
She belongs to a professional cryptocurrency organization that provides multi-millionaires with when and what coin to trade. About 3 - 4 trades a week.

She said she will give me the trades for free...

The fact that you were attracted to her beauty and youth, I can understand that, but what attracted her to you? Here the answer is obvious: either you sent her a picture of your penis and she liked it, or she wants to get your money by inviting you to place money on a fraudulent site.
There are no other options.

[bitterguy28]

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I think This post should be moved to the Off Topic Section or Trading Discussion not here in the Marketplace.

also I don't get the point of this post? are you offering something here? 

He does not even asking as for anything but just telling a story that produced that Specific site for trading meaning one thing for me and that is He is advertising that site for all of us to visit and nothing more.
sorry but I am not interested in reading and also telling him to transfer all His account from coinbase to that site? doesn't he even think that this can be a scam attempt ?

[Chipstars]

I met a young and beautiful Asian woman on a dating site. She is 27 years younger than me.
She belongs to a professional cryptocurrency organization that provides multi-millionaires with when and what coin to trade. About 3 - 4 trades a week.
The reason she belongs to the group is because her Uncle runs it.
She said she will give me the trades for free.
We have done several video chats so she is real.

I used to trade FOREX heavily so I thought Cryptocurrency would be similar.
I open a Coinbase account.
She tells me to Buy Bitcoin and keep it for 60 seconds and then sell it.
I don't know how to work Coinbase but I do see Bitcoin go up and up.
So now I'm trying to learn how to trade on Coinbase.

She gives me another trade, with the same instructions, Buy and hold on for 60 seconds and then sell. But I don't know how to do that. Bitcoin goes up and up.
I'm amazed at how this professional group is able to do this.

She said that I can't trade on Coinbase because it doesn't offer the features that her platform does. On her platform, she can Buy and hold on to it and Sell it in 60 seconds. You can't do that with Coinbase.
So she wants me to transfer all of my Coinbase money into the platform she uses, which is:
BitContractPro

She has $100,000 in her account. She averages $10,000 a month.
She will teach me how to trade on that platform.

While the tale of meeting a young, beautiful woman who promises to share insider cryptocurrency trading tips may sound appealing, it's crucial to remember the old saying: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

There are numerous red flags in this scenario:

• No Free Lunches in Trading: Professional cryptocurrency organizations that have insider information about the perfect moment to trade don't just share this information for free, especially not through a third party on a dating site.
• Incredible Profits: The claim of average earnings of $10,000 per month is an enormous amount, even for seasoned traders. Beware of unrealistic profit promises.
• Specific Platform Usage: Urging you to move all your money from a well-established platform like Coinbase to an obscure one like BitContractPro is a classic technique used in many scams. Always perform thorough due diligence before transferring funds.
• Quick Buy-Sell Strategy: Real trading doesn't usually work with a 'buy and hold for 60 seconds then sell' strategy. It requires careful analysis, an understanding of market trends, and patience. This 'quick-profit' strategy sounds very much like a gamble rather than trading.

This story is a textbook example of online scams, designed to lure inexperienced traders into parting with their hard-earned money. Always remember legitimate trading requires knowledge, practice, and disciplined risk management. And above all, never invest money you can't afford to lose.

As we traverse the crypto world together, let's do so with caution and diligence, avoiding such traps and helping each other stay informed and safe.

Happy and safe trading to all!

[dunfida]

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I think This post should be moved to the Off Topic Section or Trading Discussion not here in the Marketplace.

also I don't get the point of this post? are you offering something here? 

He does not even asking as for anything but just telling a story that produced that Specific site for trading meaning one thing for me and that is He is advertising that site for all of us to visit and nothing more.
sorry but I am not interested in reading and also telling him to transfer all His account from coinbase to that site? doesn't he even think that this can be a scam attempt ?

On the time that you've been shown on something and looks interesting or something that could bring out profit and you do get amazed on how did she do that then for sure that interest would really be molding up into

your mind and she would gradually make you believe that she is really that legit and its just luck on the time that she did make those buy and sell calls on the time that you do buy Bitcoin which it is of course that
volatile but there's no way that it could be predicted. It is really just that the price movement did really goes into that time she made out a call which it do really make things more believable.
This is indeed really just some sort of classic scam on where trying out to convince you on transferring your money into a certain site.

But i do agree that neither OP is really telling the truth or really just making up some stories to introduce his own scammy site? 

[bitterguy28]

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I think This post should be moved to the Off Topic Section or Trading Discussion not here in the Marketplace.

also I don't get the point of this post? are you offering something here? 

He does not even asking as for anything but just telling a story that produced that Specific site for trading meaning one thing for me and that is He is advertising that site for all of us to visit and nothing more.
sorry but I am not interested in reading and also telling him to transfer all His account from coinbase to that site? doesn't he even think that this can be a scam attempt ?

On the time that you've been shown on something and looks interesting or something that could bring out profit and you do get amazed on how did she do that then for sure that interest would really be molding up into

that will only be applied to newbie of those who have not experience anything in similar while even if not? you have already feel fishy about either this topic or the site OP is going to invest.

your mind and she would gradually make you believe that she is really that legit and its just luck on the time that she did make those buy and sell calls on the time that you do buy Bitcoin which it is of course that
volatile but there's no way that it could be predicted. It is really just that the price movement did really goes into that time she made out a call which it do really make things more believable.
This is indeed really just some sort of classic scam on where trying out to convince you on transferring your money into a certain site.

luck ? when that women was only meet in internet dating apps? wondering what made OP believe this stupid idea.

But i do agree that neither OP is really telling the truth or really just making up some stories to introduce his own scammy site? 

not sure if this is completely true but I doubt that any of the part of story is real.

[Alisha-k]

I met a young and beautiful Asian woman on a dating site. She is 27 years younger than me.
She belongs to a professional cryptocurrency organization that provides multi-millionaires with when and what coin to trade. About 3 - 4 trades a week.
The reason she belongs to the group is because her Uncle runs it.
She said she will give me the trades for free.
We have done several video chats so she is real.

I used to trade FOREX heavily so I thought Cryptocurrency would be similar.
I open a Coinbase account.
She tells me to Buy Bitcoin and keep it for 60 seconds and then sell it.
I don't know how to work Coinbase but I do see Bitcoin go up and up.
So now I'm trying to learn how to trade on Coinbase.

She gives me another trade, with the same instructions, Buy and hold on for 60 seconds and then sell. But I don't know how to do that. Bitcoin goes up and up.
I'm amazed at how this professional group is able to do this.

She said that I can't trade on Coinbase because it doesn't offer the features that her platform does. On her platform, she can Buy and hold on to it and Sell it in 60 seconds. You can't do that with Coinbase.
So she wants me to transfer all of my Coinbase money into the platform she uses, which is:
BitContractPro

She has $100,000 in her account. She averages $10,000 a month.
She will teach me how to trade on that platform.

trust no one this space, everyone tends to put themselves first and that's okay, I'm my number one priority.
If the lady's so eager to help, let her share the platform with you, you make your research too to be sure you're not been mislead even though your story says so already.
Be careful, women are not an exemption of scamming activities this days.

[Becassine]

It's not even a question of the victim's intelligence, it's a question of vulnerability at a given moment.

Read this warning and you'll understand: https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/jacksonville/news/romance-scammers-targeting-victims-with-fake-crypto-investments

In 2023, the FBI anticipates a higher reported financial loss due to a trend in International Crypto Investment Fraud as part of romance scams. The scam starts similarly as an online relationship, but instead of asking for cash, the scammer convinces the victim to investment in cryptocurrency. To demonstrate the returns on investment, victims are directed to websites that appear authentic but are instead controlled by the scammer. Once the victim makes a purchase, they are denied the ability to cash out their investments and the scammer cuts off contact.

[blockman]

trust no one this space, everyone tends to put themselves first and that's okay, I'm my number one priority.

Not just in this space but everywhere and as a whole cyberspace.

If the lady's so eager to help, let her share the platform with you, you make your research too to be sure you're not been mislead even though your story says so already.

If a stranger lady comes to suggest platforms that are unknown, don't be sure about that and even if it sounds and looks like a legit platform. Check out the platform itself because it could be a phishing platform that just copied the official ones.

Be careful, women are not an exemption of scamming activities this days.

Everyone is a target, and scammers don't choose what they will victimize and don't be gullible as scammers comes in all forms.

[arwin100]

I met a young and beautiful Asian woman on a dating site. She is 27 years younger than me.
She belongs to a professional cryptocurrency organization that provides multi-millionaires with when and what coin to trade. About 3 - 4 trades a week.
The reason she belongs to the group is because her Uncle runs it.
She said she will give me the trades for free.
We have done several video chats so she is real.

I used to trade FOREX heavily so I thought Cryptocurrency would be similar.
I open a Coinbase account.
She tells me to Buy Bitcoin and keep it for 60 seconds and then sell it.
I don't know how to work Coinbase but I do see Bitcoin go up and up.
So now I'm trying to learn how to trade on Coinbase.

She gives me another trade, with the same instructions, Buy and hold on for 60 seconds and then sell. But I don't know how to do that. Bitcoin goes up and up.
I'm amazed at how this professional group is able to do this.

She said that I can't trade on Coinbase because it doesn't offer the features that her platform does. On her platform, she can Buy and hold on to it and Sell it in 60 seconds. You can't do that with Coinbase.
So she wants me to transfer all of my Coinbase money into the platform she uses, which is:
BitContractPro

She has $100,000 in her account. She averages $10,000 a month.
She will teach me how to trade on that platform.

trust no one this space, everyone tends to put themselves first and that's okay, I'm my number one priority.
If the lady's so eager to help, let her share the platform with you, you make your research too to be sure you're not been mislead even though your story says so already.
Be careful, women are not an exemption of scamming activities this days.

Sometimes they do that because they have personal agenda so we need to aware about deceitful actions since frauds will attack when we are so vulnerable. So we should not trust anyone online since anyone can harm us there  especially when they no that we are dealing up with huge amount of money.

We should focus to learn from our own research and never believe anyone claiming online that they are an expert especially those posting about they can trade you money and give you some profits base in your deposited amount.

[YOSHIE]

I met a young and beautiful Asian woman on a dating site. She is 27 years younger than me.

You are the lucky person in this world, you have a beautiful teacher who wants to teach you how to trade crypto, that's luck on your side, be diligent in learning how to trade crypto with that woman you know, so that you become a successful trader in the world of crypto, I read your story, it's great, it's rare to find a successful 27 year old woman in crypto trading willing to guide you for free, don't waste the opportunity, seduce him well, make him fall into your arms, it's a golden opportunity for you.

She has $100,000 in her account. She averages $10,000 a month.
She will teach me how to trade on that platform.

Be careful in this case, ask and find further additional information about the trading platform that beautiful lady told that, legit or scam, face can be beautiful, mouth can be sweet, but no one's heart can know good or bad, beautiful women are more cunning than ordinary women.

[MCUKing]

Haha from the title i did assume that there is going to be nothing related to trading and most of the people are coming to read the story they are not interested in the trading because they know it very well, So i am also here for the same reason but seems like some of them are really serious 

[michellee]

trust no one this space, everyone tends to put themselves first and that's okay, I'm my number one priority.
If the lady's so eager to help, let her share the platform with you, you make your research too to be sure you're not been mislead even though your story says so already.
Be careful, women are not an exemption of scamming activities this days.

It is a priority for all of us not to easily trust other people we know from the internet. As long as we don't do or do anything related to it, we will be safe. But most people will be interested in trying it because the offer costs little money. But after that, they get stuck e in difficult conditions and lose their money.

Many people have experienced this, so we must prevent ourselves from becoming victims of it. It's always better to be careful and not immediately follow what other people suggest before getting more information so we can avoid getting caught up in the scam.

We should research more about them to get clearer information that will make it easier for us to decide. Let us not be fooled by offers that look good to be true because they are unlikely. If something good might come true, surely many people have tried it but will be deceived in the end.