2. Is microtransactions recognized by the state? First of all, investors should be aware that investment loss and investment fraud are completely different concepts, and any financial investment bears certain risks. So is microtransactions's investment. Since it is a financial investment product, investors will gain and lose in the transaction process. Some investors lose money when investing in microtransactions, which is actually a very extreme statement. In venture capital, the return is often proportional to the risk, that is, the greater the risk, the higher the return. The reason why scams are repeatedly banned is because there are supporters, and many investors are attracted by huge profits, only paying attention to returns and ignoring more important risk control. In addition, investors don't know their risk tolerance. Many people simply know or even just hear that it's good, so they go straight into the transaction, and their ability can't grasp the direction of the investment results.
3. Besides manipulating false platforms to deceive customers, the biggest trap of microtransactions's investment scam is the deposit of funds. Formal capital transactions are kept by third parties, while black companies deposit customers' funds into their own accounts, so that investors' money really falls into the pockets of scammers.
4. Is microtransactions recognized by the state? Speaking of investing in microtransactions, it is legal in China. Like foreign exchange margin trading on foreign platforms, it belongs to individual foreign direct investment. China and other domestic banks have foreign exchange margin trading, Shanghai also has gold and silver futures margin trading, and China Merchants Bank has option trading. These are all approved by national research, and the leverage is controlled within a certain range, with little risk. The country will gradually open up, including the financial sector. China's financial sector was opened late and there were few talents, so it has been lagging behind foreign countries. But there is a reason why the state does not explicitly encourage them, because first of all, these investments are very risky, and you can lose 85% to 100% an hour. Secondly, at present, microtransactions is only regulated by a few countries (Cyprus and British Virgin Islands) and does not recognize each other. For example, anyoption, which is widely used by mainland users at present, is not recognized by the United States but recognized by the European Union.