Liu Jun, a quark hedge fund, is a financial swindler dressed as a Wall Street elite. Liu Jun has fabricated a large number of overseas high-end backgrounds that don't exist, and others can't verify them. The purpose is to induce others to invest and set up a limited partnership. Once the funds are injected into the partnership account, investors can't control their own funds normally, and the funds are leveraged and become a gambling tool in Liu Jun. In recent years, many investors have successively cooperated with Liu Jun, resulting in huge losses, and the author is also one of the victims. After less than one year of cooperation with Liu Jun, the economic losses are very serious. Liu Jun used China's imperfect laws to prevent investors from withdrawing funds and shirk their responsibilities. He is a shameless villain. Here, the author appeals: the majority of netizens must keep their eyes open, don't believe lies, don't fantasize about getting rich overnight, and don't give scammers a chance.