Broker, Influencer, Victim: The Hidden Business Model of Retail Trading

Broker = Monetizes activity (makes money)

Influencer = Converts trust into activity (makes money)

Victim (You) = Provides the capital and turnover (gives money)

That is the ecosystem in one-line, detailed article coming soon


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