Seeing “Not Verified” next to a Myfxbook link is unsettling, but it isn’t automatically proof of a scam. Here’s what the label actually means, why it happens, and how to tell a harmless gap from a genuine warning sign.
Seeing “Not Verified” next to a Myfxbook link is unsettling, but it isn’t automatically proof of a scam. Here’s what the label actually means, why it happens, and how to tell a harmless gap from a genuine warning sign.
Impressive win rates and glowing equity curves are easy to fake. Here’s how to spot doctored screenshots, gamed Myfxbook accounts and backtests dressed up as live trading — before you trust a track record with real money.
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