It seems that they (the so-called trading mentors) have created a certain pattern of behavior that consists of the following:
1 - First, the guy announces on his social network that he is a trader, a specialist in the financial market, and that he will give courses and some free tips. Then he says that registration is limited so that people rush to sign up for his day trading course.
2 - Then he creates a VIP channel, for people to pay a subscription and have more information compared to the information that people in his course have.
3 - Then they write a book, put high prices on it, and lie, telling people that it's a very low price and that with that book they will change their lives. (I don't know how anyone can believe this obvious lie.)
4 - Finally, we get to the main thing, the trading bot. They make it seem like it's like a magic wand from Harry Potter, as if whoever buys the trading bot only needs one click and it will do all the magic and the person will become very rich. When you search for "trading bot " what you see is frightening:
https://coinrule.comWell, they've been operating since 2020, honestly I wonder how they're still active? I know it's a question with a very obvious answer. But it's scary that something that clearly doesn't produce results can continue operating for many years, and these guys are experts at lying. With AI being a revolution, they're taking advantage to lie even more. Looking at what people think about this bot:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/coinrule.comThere are accusations of scams on their site, and there are also some people who praise the service; I even laughed when I saw those words on their website:

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https://coinrule.com/Why do people fall for such obvious lies? The answer is very simple: people want to make a lot of money quickly without much effort, and these guys know this very well and manipulate people's minds. Here in my country, I've seen some charlatans who consider themselves trading experts. They offered mentorship, VIP channels, and finally, a trading bot that made many people lose money, and then they simply disappeared. They live abroad and continue with the same scam. They post photos of boats, luxury cars, and hotels, all to attract people who don't want to put in the effort to learn about trading with free videos and books (books by renowned economists, not charlatans), free or paid.