1. False promotion: fraudsters use false propaganda slogans and promotional information to declare to investors that their platforms can make high profits and ensure security. In fact, there are false promises and deception behind these slogans.

2. False platform: Fraudsters create false platforms through false websites or apps to guide investors to invest. The so-called "investment" made by investors on this fake platform is actually cheated.

3. Insider application: Some platforms may be hacked by fraudsters or implanted to "adjust market prices", thus deceiving investors. In this case, the risks faced by investors include a large amount of capital loss or failure to get back the investment principal.

4. Pretending to be an investment manager: Some fraudsters will pretend to be investment managers and promise investors high returns. In fact, they may take advantage of investors' hasty decision-making psychology to manipulate the market and profit from it, while investors will suffer huge losses.

5. Transfer: Liars trick victims into transferring funds to newly opened accounts or to accounts other than their own, thus achieving the effect of fraud.

In order to reduce risks, investors should be particularly cautious when choosing futures platforms, choose legal and licensed platforms, and read user agreements carefully to avoid becoming victims of fraud. Always be vigilant and take measures to protect your funds as much as possible.