🚨 WARNING: ACTIVE INVESTMENT SCAM ALERT 🚨

Fraudulent entities "TradingXBT" and "CrypNuevo" are stealing funds through fake trading platforms and advance fee demands.

⚠️ If you are being contacted by anyone from "CrypNuevo Official" on Telegram (@CrypnnuevoDm) or promoted the "TradingXBT" platform, YOU ARE TARGETED BY SCAMMERS. DO NOT SEND MONEY.

Known Scam Aliases & Contact Points

Platform Name

TradingXBT (Fake Website)

Claimed Parent Company

Utopia Financial Services Ltd (Details are misrepresented)

Social Media/Telegram

"CrypNuevo Official" (Channel), Direct Message: @CrypnnuevoDm

Other Contacts

Likely uses WhatsApp and email after initial Telegram contact.

The Fraudulent Playbook: From Contact to Theft

1

Contact

Unsolicited message on Telegram, social media, or dating apps, or via the "CrypNuevo Official" channel.

2

Pitch

Fake "trader" or "account manager" promises guaranteed high returns on crypto/futures trading.

3

Fake Platform

Victim is directed to a professional-looking but fake website (e.g., TradingXBT) to deposit funds (usually in USDT).

4

Illusion

The scammer manipulates the platform to show huge, fake profits, building false trust.

5

The Trap

When withdrawal is requested, the scammer demands a large upfront "fee," "tax," or "commission" (e.g., 10-15%) to be paid externally before funds are released.

6

Repeat & Ghost

If paid, more fees are invented. Ultimately, the victim is ghosted, and no money is ever released.

Key Signs You Are Being Scammed

Unsolicited Contact

Initial outreach via Telegram/Social Media DMs.

Guaranteed High Returns

Promises of low-risk, high-profit trading.

Upfront Fee Demand

Being asked to pay a fee outside the platform to access your own money. LEGITIMATE BROKERS NEVER DO THIS.

Clone Firm Tactic

Using details of a real UK company (Utopia Financial Services Ltd) but misrepresenting its business purpose. The real company is for mortgage finance, NOT trading.

Pressure & Delays

Urgency to pay fees combined with slow email support.

Immediate Action Steps

STOP

All communication immediately.

DO NOT SEND

Any more money, for any reason (fees, "unlock" charges, etc.).

REPORT

The scheme to your local financial regulator and cybercrime unit.

WARN

Others in your network and online communities.

The Bottom Line

"This is a sophisticated advance-fee investment scam. The promised profits do not exist. The only goal is to steal your initial deposit and then extort repeated 'fees.' The use of a cloned company identity is a deliberate tactic to appear legitimate. Stay Away. Stay Safe."