AGM Markets: ASIC court record, not a soft restart
Australia’s Federal Court hit AGM Markets and related desks with a A$75 million penalty for systemic unconscionable OTC sales.
Every report in chronological order — newest first.
Australia’s Federal Court hit AGM Markets and related desks with a A$75 million penalty for systemic unconscionable OTC sales.
The avocado toast is not the product — it is softener for the deposit ask that follows.
A screaming “MEGA WIN” thumbnail is not a track record — it is an advert for the first deposit button.
EDM afterparties and NFT tickets can be real marketing — they do not make a thinly held token safe to ape.
Grey “jobs”, fake hacks and insider tips are designed so shame keeps you from reporting.
Private Telegram channels promising scalps, “insider” tips and robot entries usually earn from referrals and courses — not from your fills.
Small profitable loops, then a bigger send, then fake support — a rehearsed remote-assist theft.
Musician G. Love’s reported loss shows why Ledger Live never asks you to type a 24-word seed into a phone app.
Urgency, a fake US bill citation and a 1% “proof balance” are advance-fee recovery in a suit.
A broken mint function can print worthless tokens and empty a pool of real ETH in one trade.
“Free coins”, moderator payouts and casino promo codes are a traffic machine, not a prize drawer.
Leveraged tokens and prediction markets compete for the same impulse that licensed bookmakers once held.