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"Secretcoinpro.com"

Trust score

Very low

Is Secretcoinpro.com legit?

Secretcoinpro.com is a cryptocurrency trading platform that promises high returns on investments. Users have reported difficulties in withdrawing their funds and have raised concerns about the legitimacy of the site, suggesting it may be a front for fraudulent activities. Read more

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Secretcoinpro.com

First analysis date: 02/05/2025
Domain creation date
12/31/2024 (Less than 2 years)
Domain expiration date
12/31/2026 (Less than 6 months left)
Owner identification in the Whois
The owner of the domain name is hidden in the Whois
Negative reviews detected on the Internet
Secretcoin is a "member only" site, that is you need to be invited to it by someone (S). This person S will then help you "trade". The site deals in a casino like "trading" where you set a bet on a cryptocurrency during a period of time where the time and the possible revenue depends on the size of the bet. The alternatives for trading are Fast - or Contract - long and short trading. Spot trading can be chosen as well. With S I only did Fast trading. I learned that "trading" with S meant 100% chance of winning. On my own the chance of winning is 0%. Clearly the idea is to have you invest a substantial amount of money. And you'll win hugely at the start - 10% winning on e g $5000 is $500 for a few minutes "trading". This is of course way too good to be true. And it is. A total fake. Fast trading works like this: If you have less than $50000 in funds your bet length is 60 seconds and the win is 10%. If your funds is at least $50000 the length is max 90s and the win 15%, and so on. At the top level max bet length is 600s, which require a minimum of $1000000 in funds, the win is 50%. You win if the value of the crypto currency you're betting on increases over the time length. If it decreases (when doing "long trading") you lose 10% on the 60s level and 50% at the 600s level. For example if you bet $300000 on the 600s level and lose, you lose $150000. Now, there aren't much written down regarding site rules. There is a FAQ that doesn't give any information on withdrawal rules. When you start off, typically at a modest level, say, $5000 you're placed on the VIP1 level. That means, they say, you have to do transactions to a cumulative amount of $40000 before you can withdraw funds. Unfortunately that's a lie. When I reached the $40k cumulative transactions I still couldn't withdraw anything. Then they said I need to reach $30000 in funds to be upgraded to VIP2 and then there are no restrictions on withdrawal. You see where it's leading. I never got there so I don't know if it's true. I seriously doubt it. Secretcoin is just as standing at a rigged roulette table guessing. I did exactly that a number of times and some of the times the numbers on the screen told me I won, but the system deemed me losing based on just made up numbers. I won excatly 0 times. Secretcoin (same site changing domain from time to time) is a scam. Any money you put in there is lost and you can never bring out any wins. My cost for finding all this out was around $7k. Hurts but I'll survive...
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