A court in Alicante is investigating a case of cryptocurrency fraud, the victims of which were mostly Russian citizens. Two victims have already testified, telling how they lost 350,000 and 100,000 euros, respectively, trying to transfer their funds through the Globixx and Bittixx cryptoplatforms.

That's what's amazing: people have so much money that they can afford to lose hundreds of thousands of euros, and at the same time they get into outright scams.

Really, look at this story from Alicante — 350,000 euros just flew into the pyramid.

Question: how can you treat your investments so irresponsibly with such money?

I've noticed this pattern: people with small deposits are much better versed in the market. They study, read, and test. And those who have “a hell of a lot of money" are getting into some kind of crap, tempted by promises of huge interest rates.

As if the more money you have, the less you want to delve into where you invest it.

What does this mean? That money is not a guarantee of success. If you have capital, you first need to learn how to understand the market: understand where you are going, what the risks are, how it all works. Instead of greedily climbing into the first pyramid that promises mountains of gold.

So if you have friends with a lot of money who want to sleep peacefully, call them here.
It's better to spend time learning than to deal with the consequences of your carelessness.