Here's another one who doesn't know math. 5% of 5000 = 250. And then if he invested 5000$ and comes out with 4500$ he lost 500$ not 1500$.

$Jager Jager: an obvious Ponzi scheme.

I illustrate the problem with Jager perfectly with a simple example.

You invest $5,000. Upon entry, a fee of $250 is deducted: you are left with only $4,750.
Then, you make a profit of $500. Your capital therefore rises to $5,250.
But at the time of selling, a new fee of $250 applies. Result: you go back down to $5,000.

In this scenario, you made an effort to generate a gain of $500 but in the end, you take out nothing and even more if you exit while down. This is the case for the majority of entrants… 🤦🏻‍♂️

This is exactly the mechanics of a Ponzi: new entrants fund the old ones, and no matter the increases, the majority will come out as losers.

If you don't believe me, look at the photo and go to the site to verify.

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