Topic: AMFEIX - is it legit? - page 55. (Read 6413 times)
if I understood correctly, then investing in this fund is equal to buying shares in the company before it becomes successful. You will make a profit just like an early investor. So it is here.
I think that we should start with the goal of the project. Is this just an opportunity to increase the value of bitcoin assets or is there something else that is equally important? What else does the foundation offer?
I would also like to add that right now there is a chance to get high profits, because there are not so many investors and, in fact, there has not been a massive introduction.
how does this fund work? I understand that bitcoin investors who place their bitcoins in a pool of digital assets will benefit. In turn, this increases the demand for coins and tokens, as the number of investors grows.
yes, that's right, because every day an increasing number of people enter the cryptocurrency industry. This area offers great opportunities that should be considered and get a larger percentage of bonuses.how does this fund work? I understand that bitcoin investors who place their bitcoins in a pool of digital assets will benefit. In turn, this increases the demand for coins and tokens, as the number of investors grows.
yes, that's right, because every day an increasing number of people enter the cryptocurrency industry. This area offers great opportunities that should be considered and get a larger percentage of bonuses.
how does this fund work? I understand that bitcoin investors who place their bitcoins in a pool of digital assets will benefit. In turn, this increases the demand for coins and tokens, as the number of investors grows.
Hey guys new here, I've personally have been invested in amfeix since January 8th 2018. Back in September 2017, The creator (which I have been following since July 2017) dm'd me in while doing market research about his potential idea of a fund (still have the messages). on October 12th he messaged me saying the fund was open. .1 Btc was the minimum investment. but I was pretty skeptical about it still as I hadn't done much research , so I just watched on the sidelines and did my DD. After around ~ 3 months of watching him turn his ideas/visions into reality and have consistently more wins trades than losses I decided to invest. So far up until now soon to be 7 months I have seen 620% gains on my BTC and 1420% on my USD value. Thanks to BTC rallying. And his excellent trading skills / risk management. The creator has longterm goals. This is only the beginning.
My favorite part is how the profits from you and your referrals are compounded daily. And the ability to withdrawl anytime. They just need a max of 24 hours to confirm the withdrawal.
Basically, the way I see it. Amfeix is a bitcoin bank that pays higher than average monthly interest. Real game changing stuff.
.02 BTC (~$200) invested in amfeix over a period of 5 years at a conservative 8% monthly. would become 2.03 Btc (~18,800) at todays Btc rate.
That is a very conservative calculation. Of course there is that risk the the creator exit scam. although based on my personal DD that is very very unlikely.
I see it as a low risk high return type of investment. My initial Btc investment was an amount I would not lose sleep over.
my reff link incase anyone wants to give it a try..
https://amfeixportal.com/platform/referrer/xQuoh3oimWo1otzXD2b6XgksDPpXifcJTRjToWCCSu1s
My favorite part is how the profits from you and your referrals are compounded daily. And the ability to withdrawl anytime. They just need a max of 24 hours to confirm the withdrawal.
Basically, the way I see it. Amfeix is a bitcoin bank that pays higher than average monthly interest. Real game changing stuff.
.02 BTC (~$200) invested in amfeix over a period of 5 years at a conservative 8% monthly. would become 2.03 Btc (~18,800) at todays Btc rate.
That is a very conservative calculation. Of course there is that risk the the creator exit scam. although based on my personal DD that is very very unlikely.
I see it as a low risk high return type of investment. My initial Btc investment was an amount I would not lose sleep over.
my reff link incase anyone wants to give it a try..
https://amfeixportal.com/platform/referrer/xQuoh3oimWo1otzXD2b6XgksDPpXifcJTRjToWCCSu1s
You are saying, based on your due diligence, its very unlikely that the owners will run away with everyone's money and
that this is a low risk, high return investment. Would you care to elaborate why you see this as low risk?
In my view, this is a very high risk investment:
- Investors don't know who runs the company
- There are no traceable records or full audits of trades conducted. Might be a mix of ponzi scheme and limited trading for what its worth.
- They can either run away with your money, lie to all investors saying they did bad trades and lost all funds, got hacked or whatever other excuses there are. The best part is, there's no one to confirm or take responsibility in case that happens.
BTW, stating that the owners and traders remain anonymous for security reasons is utter nonsense. All big exchanges and mayor blockchain developments have a face, offices, contact numbers etc. There are even other crypto investment & portfolio funds, where the managers are known. Its typically the Scams which pull the anonymity card. Bitconnect, BitPetite, LazerOnline or all the other fake mining and trading scams which we have seen so many in 2017. Pairing this security excuse with the support staff response to me saying the CEO is a 19 year old kid who is a genius trader managing over 2500BTC is really the best indication to stay away.
Lastly, instead of addressing raising concerns by the community, Amfeix rather runs aggressive counter measures on social media, banning twitter users, reporting review comments on Trustpilot and hiring content pushers on this forum to flood this thread with nonsense fake arguments.
As great as this whole "trading fund" sounds, if the company doesn't provide information or measures to secure investors funds, i would advise everyone to stay away. Its already enough risk to give someone you don't know money to trade for you (not even seeing the trades he does), but at least investors should have a piece of mind that the company is trustworthy. Maybe they can have half of the fund in a third party escrow account of sorts. But again, when i made these suggestions on the telegram group i was banned
I'm a trader of 25 years. IMO Amfeix is just another Ponzi scheme. Yes, they payout atm. All Ponzi schemes will pay out until they can't.
The way Ponzi schemes work is that most people leave their funds in there wanting more incredible returns. This fact is what supports a Ponzi scheme.
The returns claimed are impossible for even pro traders to attain. Unreal returns are the first red flag.
The second is the lack of review comments. If this scheme has been running since January then where are all the satisfied comments? They only go back as far as May.
The lack of transparency is the next red flag. Legitimate investment funds must provide all information about who runs it, where they are located and how they do it.
All the Bitcoin so-called "investment" schemes have failed. Bitconnect even listed on exchanges to be traded and lasted for years. It worked until it collapsed.
The other ones, Bitpetite and the other recent one (can't remember its name) were scams. If the return is too good to be true it probably isn't real.
You might not think 0.1 BTC as a min investment is much but that's over $1,000 atm. If you get even one thousand people to pitch in that's a million dollars.
This scheme will collapse just like the others. Having said that, if you get in early on any Ponzi scheme you can make money if you withdraw your profits.
Letting everything ride forever guarantees that you will be taken in the end. If you can get your money back, withdraw it then you can let the rest ride.
This way you haven't lost your money. It's just that human greed takes over most people's minds. They WANT TO believe it's true and ignore all the red flags.
Conclusion: If you have a thousand bucks to lose then go for it. When/if you get your money back, withdraw your initial investment and then you've got nothing to lose.
The way Ponzi schemes work is that most people leave their funds in there wanting more incredible returns. This fact is what supports a Ponzi scheme.
The returns claimed are impossible for even pro traders to attain. Unreal returns are the first red flag.
The second is the lack of review comments. If this scheme has been running since January then where are all the satisfied comments? They only go back as far as May.
The lack of transparency is the next red flag. Legitimate investment funds must provide all information about who runs it, where they are located and how they do it.
All the Bitcoin so-called "investment" schemes have failed. Bitconnect even listed on exchanges to be traded and lasted for years. It worked until it collapsed.
The other ones, Bitpetite and the other recent one (can't remember its name) were scams. If the return is too good to be true it probably isn't real.
You might not think 0.1 BTC as a min investment is much but that's over $1,000 atm. If you get even one thousand people to pitch in that's a million dollars.
This scheme will collapse just like the others. Having said that, if you get in early on any Ponzi scheme you can make money if you withdraw your profits.
Letting everything ride forever guarantees that you will be taken in the end. If you can get your money back, withdraw it then you can let the rest ride.
This way you haven't lost your money. It's just that human greed takes over most people's minds. They WANT TO believe it's true and ignore all the red flags.
Conclusion: If you have a thousand bucks to lose then go for it. When/if you get your money back, withdraw your initial investment and then you've got nothing to lose.
The minimum was lowered to .02 (~ $200 currently) not too long ago. Amfeix currently manages 2698 BTC from if I'm not mistaken from 900+ investors. which is why he has not revealed his identity. For the security of our funds. Once security measures are in place I believe he will reveal.
Hey guys new here, I've personally have been invested in amfeix since January 8th 2018. Back in September 2017, The creator (which I have been following since July 2017) dm'd me in while doing market research about his potential idea of a fund (still have the messages). on October 12th he messaged me saying the fund was open. .1 Btc was the minimum investment. but I was pretty skeptical about it still as I hadn't done much research , so I just watched on the sidelines and did my DD. After around ~ 3 months of watching him turn his ideas/visions into reality and have consistently more wins trades than losses I decided to invest. So far up until now soon to be 7 months I have seen 620% gains on my BTC and 1420% on my USD value. Thanks to BTC rallying. And his excellent trading skills / risk management. The creator has longterm goals. This is only the beginning.
My favorite part is how the profits from you and your referrals are compounded daily. And the ability to withdrawl anytime. They just need a max of 24 hours to confirm the withdrawal.
Basically, the way I see it. Amfeix is a bitcoin bank that pays higher than average monthly interest. Real game changing stuff.
.02 BTC (~$200) invested in amfeix over a period of 5 years at a conservative 8% monthly. would become 2.03 Btc (~18,800) at todays Btc rate.
That is a very conservative calculation. Of course there is that risk the the creator exit scam. although based on my personal DD that is very very unlikely.
I see it as a low risk high return type of investment. My initial Btc investment was an amount I would not lose sleep over.
my reff link incase anyone wants to give it a try..
https://amfeixportal.com/platform/referrer/xQuoh3oimWo1otzXD2b6XgksDPpXifcJTRjToWCCSu1s
My favorite part is how the profits from you and your referrals are compounded daily. And the ability to withdrawl anytime. They just need a max of 24 hours to confirm the withdrawal.
Basically, the way I see it. Amfeix is a bitcoin bank that pays higher than average monthly interest. Real game changing stuff.
.02 BTC (~$200) invested in amfeix over a period of 5 years at a conservative 8% monthly. would become 2.03 Btc (~18,800) at todays Btc rate.
That is a very conservative calculation. Of course there is that risk the the creator exit scam. although based on my personal DD that is very very unlikely.
I see it as a low risk high return type of investment. My initial Btc investment was an amount I would not lose sleep over.
my reff link incase anyone wants to give it a try..
https://amfeixportal.com/platform/referrer/xQuoh3oimWo1otzXD2b6XgksDPpXifcJTRjToWCCSu1s
I'm a trader of 25 years. IMO Amfeix is just another Ponzi scheme. Yes, they payout atm. All Ponzi schemes will pay out until they can't.
The way Ponzi schemes work is that most people leave their funds in there wanting more incredible returns. This fact is what supports a Ponzi scheme.
The returns claimed are impossible for even pro traders to attain. Unreal returns are the first red flag.
The second is the lack of review comments. If this scheme has been running since January then where are all the satisfied comments? They only go back as far as May.
The lack of transparency is the next red flag. Legitimate investment funds must provide all information about who runs it, where they are located and how they do it.
All the Bitcoin so-called "investment" schemes have failed. Bitconnect even listed on exchanges to be traded and lasted for years. It worked until it collapsed.
The other ones, Bitpetite and the other recent one (can't remember its name) were scams. If the return is too good to be true it probably isn't real.
You might not think 0.1 BTC as a min investment is much but that's over $1,000 atm. If you get even one thousand people to pitch in that's a million dollars.
This scheme will collapse just like the others. Having said that, if you get in early on any Ponzi scheme you can make money if you withdraw your profits.
Letting everything ride forever guarantees that you will be taken in the end. If you can get your money back, withdraw it then you can let the rest ride.
This way you haven't lost your money. It's just that human greed takes over most people's minds. They WANT TO believe it's true and ignore all the red flags.
Conclusion: If you have a thousand bucks to lose then go for it. When/if you get your money back, withdraw your initial investment and then you've got nothing to lose.
The way Ponzi schemes work is that most people leave their funds in there wanting more incredible returns. This fact is what supports a Ponzi scheme.
The returns claimed are impossible for even pro traders to attain. Unreal returns are the first red flag.
The second is the lack of review comments. If this scheme has been running since January then where are all the satisfied comments? They only go back as far as May.
The lack of transparency is the next red flag. Legitimate investment funds must provide all information about who runs it, where they are located and how they do it.
All the Bitcoin so-called "investment" schemes have failed. Bitconnect even listed on exchanges to be traded and lasted for years. It worked until it collapsed.
The other ones, Bitpetite and the other recent one (can't remember its name) were scams. If the return is too good to be true it probably isn't real.
You might not think 0.1 BTC as a min investment is much but that's over $1,000 atm. If you get even one thousand people to pitch in that's a million dollars.
This scheme will collapse just like the others. Having said that, if you get in early on any Ponzi scheme you can make money if you withdraw your profits.
Letting everything ride forever guarantees that you will be taken in the end. If you can get your money back, withdraw it then you can let the rest ride.
This way you haven't lost your money. It's just that human greed takes over most people's minds. They WANT TO believe it's true and ignore all the red flags.
Conclusion: If you have a thousand bucks to lose then go for it. When/if you get your money back, withdraw your initial investment and then you've got nothing to lose.
How does AMFEIX manage investor funds? To be more precise, I mean the strategy used in trading. I assume that in view of the specific nature of the trade and the goal of the traders, there should be universal ways of making profit.
everything is simple. A certain percentage of funds are for long-term trading, another percentage is for short-term. The assets are also distributed among the leading cryptocurrencies - Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple.How does AMFEIX manage investor funds? To be more precise, I mean the strategy used in trading. I assume that in view of the specific nature of the trade and the goal of the traders, there should be universal ways of making profit.
everything is simple. A certain percentage of funds are for long-term trading, another percentage is for short-term. The assets are also distributed among the leading cryptocurrencies - Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple.
How does AMFEIX manage investor funds? To be more precise, I mean the strategy used in trading. I assume that in view of the specific nature of the trade and the goal of the traders, there should be universal ways of making profit.
friends, let me answer. This is really a standard currency pair, so to speak an obvious choice for strong profits, although with the least susceptibility to these assets.
judging by the fact that currency pairs are built from several cryptocurrencies, such as, for example, Ethereum, Ripple, Monero and others, then yes, I assume that these are serious and authoritative cryptocurrencies.
by the way, diversification into strong cryptocurrencies is a strategic movement designed to get higher returns. I am a little familiar with the trade, so I know some of the chips.judging by the fact that currency pairs are built from several cryptocurrencies, such as, for example, Ethereum, Ripple, Monero and others, then yes, I assume that these are serious and authoritative cryptocurrencies.
by the way, diversification into strong cryptocurrencies is a strategic movement designed to get higher returns. I am a little familiar with the trade, so I know some of the chips.
judging by the fact that currency pairs are built from several cryptocurrencies, such as, for example, Ethereum, Ripple, Monero and others, then yes, I assume that these are serious and authoritative cryptocurrencies.
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