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description: "Bros, pay attention. Recently, there are many scammers like this promoting quantitative models to you. They will ask you to transfer money to their designated accounts to help you conduct "quantitative private placement" trades. In reality, once the money is transferred, it becomes USDT and goes into their cold wallets. Then they show you fake account profits. Don't fall for it."
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# Bros, pay attention. Recently, there are many scam…


## Comments (3)

- **清风拂醉月 · 2026-05-29T00:18:35.000Z**: 这种活该被骗，不值得同情
- **anon_dwbh · 2026-05-28T15:04:08.000Z**: 1. Formal quantitative strategies are divided into public and private types, both of which can be found on corresponding regulated platforms.2. The excess returns of public funds are likely not as good as private ones.3. Before doing anything, always ask yourself why you're so lucky.
  - **Tui** (2026-05-28T15:11:27.000Z): Yes, there's no such good thing in this world. The sheep wants to eat some grass, but the hungry wolf is already prepared to devour you whole.🤨🤨