When Binance guides you on how to buy a Ponzi scheme

A couple of months ago I told you about MetFi, the latest Ponzi scheme that will disappear in the next future with the money of the chickens who believed in this farce. As I wrote in my article, MetFi is sponsored by well known scammers and is not licensed to operate in any country. Among its official website pages, Binance also offers “Guides on how to buy coins”. A reader of mine pointed out to me that among these coins, it is also possible to read the guide on how to buy MetFi. Immediately I thought it was a joke, then I went to check and Binance actually explains how to buy MetFi (you can read it here).

What the hell!?

I specify that Binance obviously does not promote the investment of the coins for which it offers guides on how to buy them, however it is also true that the number one crypto exchange in the world could carefully avoid making these guides on projects that are well-known Ponzi schemes. Lately exchanges are suffering because of FTX and need credibility and transparency. Don’t buy MetFi and stay away from this scam.

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