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Dominor / Silentaxis: copy-trade then “insurance”

Telegram copy-trade brands that rename weekly and bill “insurance” before withdrawal are running an advance-fee exit.

Readers flag Telegram desks cycling through names such as Dominor and Silentaxis, advertising a dozen “traders since 2019” and fairy-tale equity curves. After the deposit comes a new invoice: pay “insurance” to unlock withdrawals. Then the account freezes.

That sequence is older than these handles. Renaming keeps review trails short; the insurance step converts hope into a second payment. Ignore the team folklore. If profits only exist inside their cabinet and cash-out requires a fresh fee, you are not in a regulated managed-account — you are funding a chat.

Reported Telegram pitch for a renaming copy-trade desk


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