Bitcoin Era Review, Is Bitcoin Era SCAM? Yes! Confirmed

Last Updated on August 23, 2024 by Stephan Lindburg

Bitcoin Era Review and Scam Investigation. Is Bitcoin Era SCAM or Not?
Bitcoin Era is advertised as an exclusive club reserved for new Bitcoin Millionaires that offers its members access to a secret automated trading app which performs at a 99.4% level of accuracy. However, when we started listening to the Bitcoin Era sales video we immediately suspected trickery. Do the words “no Banks, no fees, no inflation” sound familiar to you? If so you have probably been illegally solicited to join the Bitcoin Era scam software and fake automated trading app (crypto robot).

Cloned or copied scams are becoming extremely prevalent for a variety of reasons, and Bitcoin Era is no exception. Customers registering for this fraudulent trading platform and confirmed get-rich-quick scheme will be subject to a barrage of phone calls from sleazy sales reps who are kept on a very short leash. Make no mistake about it, the sheer volume of complaints we received in regards to this trading system indicates to us that we are dealing with a highly sophisticated and well-funded operation.

So yes, these large advertising budgets translate to significant monetary loss for clients due to the increased exposure obtained on various media outlets (that’s where they bait you with fake news ads or advertorials). Once again, the crooks orchestrating this latest ruse are greedy (not to mention completely anonymous and unregulated) offshore brokers as well as affiliate marketers who will spare no effort in trying to mislead and defraud unsuspecting victims searching for a genuine trading app. So if you believe Bitcoin Era is a legitimate cryptocurrency trading software and still want to invest, we highly recommend you read our detailed Bitcoin Era review since we exposed these cheaters using the evidence our research staff was able to obtain.

Official Website, Members Area, and Login Page: BitcoinEraSoft.com is the latest one. We have tracked 12 additional URLs and they are all claiming to be the official Bitcoin Era Website. They are all scam, and we have added a separate section in our review which explains why this is happening.

Official Update 2024: Bitcoin Era is currently one of the most viral Bitcoin scams trending online (Especially in the UK, Australia, and Canada). This review is monitored, fact-checked, and updated on a daily basis!

Scam Evidence: 
Below you will see the sales page for the Bitcoin Era Scam app. You can clearly see that they are trying to convince you that you can really be the “next millionaire”.

And right here are 7 duplicate sites which use the same sales pitch and are trying to sell you the idea that you are about to become the next Bitcoin Millionaire. Technically speaking the first scam that came out was Bitcoin Trader, but the viral scams are Bitcoin 360 AI and Bitcoin Up.

And of course you can’t have a decent scam without a sleazy broker who is scamming customers. In our case it was Infinitrade (which has since shut down), and they have a registered business address in Sofia Bulgaria (dodgy jurisdiction). As you can see we are looking at the same post registration screen which is used in the Bitcoin Future and Bitcoin Revolution systems, so that basically puts a lid on this scam assuming you still have any doubts.

An Emotional Versus A Rational Decision
Scammers are smart and understand where and how to advertise their schemes. They are making a genuine attempt to target victims who are uneducated in the areas of finance or digital currencies. Their advertising tactics appeal to your basic sense of greed as they try to bait you and get you to register with their fraudulent Bitcoin Era software. We encourage you to always refrain from making an emotional decision and check the internet for authentic reviews. A sincere or honest review will be quite easy for you to spot since it will connect the dots for you and help you make sense of it all.

Types Of False Advertising Tactics Associated With Bitcoin Era
Below you will find a short yet well-researched list of various advertising methods which are used to bait victims in order to join the Bitcoin Era scam. If you were tricked using another method please reach out and let us know by leaving a message below.

1. Paid Click Ads: Viewers who typically surf the net whilst searching for terms like “Bitcoin” or “trading software” will usually be exposed to text links which are paid ads on search engines. After clicking the links viewers are redirected to a secondary site, in this case its Bitcoin Era.
2. Spoofed Websites: These sites are typically websites that use redirect links and lead viewers to a totally different URL.
3. Popup Ads: These are advertisements that pop up after you click a link and then offer you an easy way to make some quick cash.
4. Native Ads: These are little “boxes” or advertising spots which look like they are part of the website’s organic structure, but in reality these are sponsored advertisements.
5. Facebook and Social Media: Fake profiles, groups, and all kinds of false advertising is used in various ways in order to trick viewers into joining.

Fake Bitcoin Era Reviews
We saw some fake Reddit and YouTube reviews and as we predicted the more exposure this system receives the more we will start seeing fake review sites jump on this gravy train and start scamming people by telling them that Bitcoin Era is a legit trading software which can make you rich. We just updated the screenshot below with multiple fake reviews so you can see for yourself how they look like and why you should avoid using these websites as a point of reference. One site which we will not name specifically says that the article they published is actually a “Press Release”, and that means it is not a real or authentic review. There is also a flurry of fake reviews by spoofed (fake) European websites which are gaining massive exposure on search engines. Please be mindful of this as well when conducting your research.

Bitcoin Era Paid Promotional Content
We previously added new screenshots above for you so you can see exactly how a fake review, paid promotion, and Trust Pilot spam looks like. However, due to legal advise we had to remove those images and replace them. We have done our utmost to keep this review constantly updated with all the developments related to the Bitcoin Era scam and the people who are behind it. However, it seems that massive marketing budgets and huge affiliate payouts by thieving offshore brokers have “tilted the scales” so to say where all search-related queries are concerned.

In fact, this website is probably the only source of viable information in regards to Bitcoin Era, and we can’t see any other review sites coming out and telling the truth about this hoax. In light of these recent developments, we must urge all our members and viewers to trust professional review sites that specialize in the cryptocurrency trading niche only. This is their field of expertise, and can truly be viewed as reliable sources which provide you with genuine reviews and added value.

Bitcoin Era Fake News (Monitored And Updated Regularly)
Customers signing up for the Bitcoin Era scam will usually be exposed to some kind of fake news article they see whilst searching for “an easy way to make money trading online” or something similar to that. If you are in the United Kingdom then you will probably see celebrities like Martin Lewis bragging about how much money he made with his new Bitcoin scheme.

Other celebrities and high profile individuals include Tony Fernandez, David ‘Kochie’ Koch, Novak Djokovic, Pat Kenny on The Late Show, Michael O’Leary, Phillip Schofield, Lena Meyer-Landrut, Yvonne Catterfeld, Matthijs van Nieuwkerk, Patrice Motsepe, John de Mol, Eva Jinek, Ruud Feltkamp, Peter Sagan, Jeremy Clarkson, Paul Hogan, Wayne Gretzky, Carlos Slim, Michael Rowland, Shawn Mendes, Ivan Duque Marquez, Michael D Higgins, James May, Ryan Reynolds, Alex Ferguson, Fredrik Strage, This Morning with Holly and Phil, members of the Shark Tank, Dragon’s Den, Elon Musk, Felix Herngren, and Sir Richard Branson.

A closer look at the article will reveal a link somewhere inside which directs viewers to the Bitcoin Era scam. We have also seen references in TrustPilot, but quickly realized that these comments are made by spammers who are also trying to bate you.

What Is Bitcoin Era Exactly And How Is It Supposed To Work?

Bitcoin Era is advertised as an exclusive group reserved for new Bitcoin Millionaires. There is also mention of a trading app with a 99.4% level of accuracy. They say it beats the competition because it is faster and stays “ahead of the markets by 0.01 seconds.” The so called “key features and advantages” are advertised on the sales page as our review elaborates and explains. It’s worth noting that this “time leap” concept has been recycled many times, but for some reason traders seem to believe it and avoid searching for real facts in regards to performance and ROI.

Bitcoin Era Review, Award Winning App Or SCAM?

The Bitcoin Era scam software boasts access to a “laser-accurate” app which performs at an amazing 99.4% level of accuracy and generates money for you on auto-pilot (a crypto robot). In reality the only exclusive club you are invited to join is a losing club designed by professional con artists in order to rip you off and steal your money. The whole testimonial section is forged, and copied once more by lazy scammers. So if you really believe you are about to make £979.98 every day for the rest of your life, you are in for a rude awakening.

It’s also worth pointing out that there are many online marketers who specialize in promoting online crypto scams. It seems that there is an especially unsavory media agency which has latched on to this latest offer and is peddling this scam on search engines as well as on Facebook using highly deceptive advertisements that could even fool a seasoned businessman. We are willing to bet our bottom dollar that Bitcoin Era will spread like a virus online and get picked up by various fake review websites who will endorse it as long as they get their affiliate commissions. So no, we hate to be a wet blanket but Bitcoin Era is not your ticket to a life of luxury, and the only ones living a laptop lifestyle are the affiliate scammers (you are paying for it by investing).

Leveraged Accounts

Brokers associated with Bitcoin Era offer a leverage of 4000:1. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the concept of leverage, you should know that in many ways it is like a loan. This means that members who invest £250 and use leverage can and usually do end up owing more money to the broker then they originally invested. By all means, 4000:1 is a huge amount of leverage and a huge risk for anyone wanting to invest. We strongly caution you against it.

How To Unsubscribe From Bitcoin Era?

It’s not possible to unsubscribe because victims are not registering for a software. In reality they are registering for a broker without knowing it or understanding basic concepts in CFD’s. In fact most retail traders are clueless when it comes to matters such as underlying assets or risks associated with market volatility and crypto-asset price movements. So as is the case with many of these systems, it’s very easy to join but extremely difficult to opt out. We even had one case of a victim that had to change their phone number and email after getting profusely spammed.

Thirteen “Official” Bitcoin Era Websites, One Awful Scam!

Since we are constantly monitoring Bitcoin Era, we recently found out that there are no less than 13 confirmed replicas (see image below), and they are all claiming to be “The Official Bitcoin Era Website”. The truth is that all of these websites are different versions of the same Bitcoin Era scam. Some of which have minor graphic or textual modifications, whilst others are complete clones. This is happening because each domain is owned by a different affiliate network, and they are all trying to gain exposure and rank on search engines for the same term.

Each time you register for one of these services, a different network gets paid referral commissions, and they are all battling for the same piece of the pie. Our research staff recently identified two newer versions of Bitcoin Era. Each one has a slightly altered design or logo which has been created based on certain marketing requirements as we have already mentioned. These types of changes occur once in a while due to the manipulative nature of these types of schemes and the negative attention Bitcoin Era has received.

We have attached an image of these new sites for you in a side-by-side format so you can see how they look like. These newer websites are now being very aggressively promoted via methods we have previously discussed (fake reviews and paid press releases). If you need clarifications about this recent development leave a message below and we will answer immediately (try to do so before you invest).

We have also identified no less than six different apps named “Bitcoin Era” or “BTC Era” on Google Play. Each of these apps have been developed by a different company, and you can see they all look the same (but not quite).

We have noticed that one of the apps is also being promoted very aggressively, and in this case we believe it is the actual developer of the app which is now moonlighting as an affiliate marketer and trying to peddle his dirty technology to unwitting victims.

Bitcoin Era Email Spam Campaign
We have just been notified by a few of our members that there is a massive SPAM email campaign. Victims receiving these email messages end up being redirected to the Bitcoin Era scam. If you have received such emails and they seem fishy or dodgy, please refrain from clicking any links inside as they are all leading you to register with shady CFD brokers.

Bitcoin Era Identified As “Suspicious” By McAfee WebAdvisor!

Since we are constantly monitoring the Bitcoin Era Scam, it has come to our attention that McAfee has officially labeled Bitcoin Era as a risky website. If you look at the image below you will see that they are using very strong words like “rob or cheat customers”, and “running fraudulent investment schemes”. Netcraft has also identified one of the Bitcoin Era versions as a site which uses phishing to solicit private or sensitive information illegally. We have updated the image below so you can see the classification.

If our professional assessment isn’t enough for you, then we urge you to take a real good look at the image above because now you have an official stamp of approval from 2 well-known security firms which are in complete agreement with us.

Regulation Check: Bitcoin Era Blacklisted By FMA, CONSOB, and CNMV For Operating Illegally

Recently Bitcoin Era has received multiple investor warning from three different legal entities. The first one to issue a scam alert was the CNMV which is the equivalent of the SEC in Spain. In their communique they are specifically saying Bitcoin Era “is not authorised to provide investment services”. The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) in New Zealand has even taken it a step further an literally said “they may be operating a scam”.

CONSOB in Italy has also added Bitcoin Era to their warning list and advising Italian residents to refrain from investing using this fraudulent software. Additionally, we were not able to find any type of documentation related to PCI Compliance or ISO certification. This means the firewall security settings can be breached since there is no security protocol.

Furthermore, your personal or confidential information can be passed around to interested third parties who will then continue to resell it. We will keep monitoring regulator warnings and update them on our our review accordingly.

Is It Free?

No it’s not. Access to this thieving software will cost you around €/£/$250 and sometimes even more. This money will be charged to your credit card by cheating offshore brokers who view you as their personal cash cow and will do their utmost to get you to invest.

Bitcoin Era Hidden Fees

We are constantly receiving inquiries about fees. In all cases where Bitcoin Era is concerned the the brokers which have been assigned to you will have some type of clause in their terms and conditions section which allows them to charge dormant or withdrawal fees. Please be advised that this has absolutely no bearing on your balance or trading account since you will lose your money very quickly irrespectively. Hence, there will be no money to deduct the fees from. In other words, fees should be the last thing that concern you when you consider investing.

How Does The Tax Structure Work When Trading With Bitcoin Era?

We have actually received a few questions about taxes related to the Bitcoin Era scam, however this should not concern anyone in the least bit. That’s because taxes are only paid on profits, and as we have already proven you can only lose your money when using this platform. Interestingly enough, the only people who are supposed to pay taxes are the online promoters and brokers taking your money. That is taxable income which has to be declared, however they don’t do that because they use shelf companies located in offshore tax havens like Seychelles or St. Kitts.

Bitcoin Era Bonuses, Comps, and Perks

Bonuses are used excessively by offshore brokers who will do anything in order to keep you trading and losing your money. In many ways, these bonuses are very similar to the ones you get when you gamble at a Casino. However most traders don’t bother reading the fine print, especially the part where the scammers say you have to trade a certain number of times in order to qualify for cashing out.

We have been exposing scams for over 8 years now, and we have never heard of a case where someone accepted a bonus and was able to withdraw existing funds. Bonuses are designed to “lock you in” so you would keep trading and lose your balance. So don’t accept any type of bonus no matter how attractive you believe the offer is.

How Much Money Are Affiliate Networks Willing To Pay For New Bitcoin Era Paying Customers?
Below we have a screenshot which we have just spotted which shows that affiliate networks and media agencies are willing to pay as much as $850 for new depositing clients registering through the Bitcoin Era scam.

This means that in order to cover their costs and actually make a profit they have to keep squeezing money out of existing customer data base. In other words, the scammers know that on average enough people will keep investing and lose their money. Make sure you are not one of those people.

How Is The Bitcoin Era Scam Promoted Online?

If you take a look below you will see that one website which claims to be “official” has over 189 thousand links pointing to it. This is an insane amount of links, which leads us to the inevitable conclusion that someone with very deep pockets must be paying for it. Still, just to be sure we are interpreting the numbers correctly, we conducted some additional research and found out that even some of the most visited websites in the world in that category do not have so many referral links.

So why would someone invest so much time, money, and resources to get this type of exposure on search engines? The answer is simple. They are getting a significant return on their investment and for that reason will do anything to retain their positions. From the viewers’ perspective, it means you have to be very careful before taking the next step and investing because someone is expecting to get their returns and you are the one which will be paying for it should you decide to take a “leap of faith”.

Still Trust Bitcoin Era?
If you have made up your mind and wish to invest regardless of what you have read here then you should know that you are responsible for your actions and you will be held accountable by your bank and/or your loved ones. Don’t say we didn’t warn you, it won’t matter by then. You can always watch our Bitcoin Era video on YouTube as well. If that isn’t enough, you can check out the New Zealand Financial Markets Authority website. They have issued a formal scam alert and say that “Bitcoin Era and its associated websites may be operating a scam”.

Bitcoin Era	Compared To Other Bots
Success Ratio	Around 5% successful trades.
Licensing, Regulation, and Patents	No licensing. Bitcoin Era is on regulatory blacklists.
Minimum Deposit	$/€/£250
Customer Service	Don't even try. Complete waste of time.
Demo Trading?	No demo is available for new members.

Legitimate Crypto CFD Trading Versus Fraudulent Software
Trading CFD’s (contracts for difference) can be an extremely lucrative venture, but as with everything in life high rewards mean high risk. Get-rich-quick schemes like Bitcoin Era speak nothing of the risk and only mention the perceived benefits, and that is the first red flag. CFD’s are based on the notion that you don’t have to actually own a stock portfolio, you merely buy a contract (call or put) based on certain market rates and speculate if it will expire above or below the resistance line. The margins are your profit (or loss). In this context it’s worth mentioning that due to FCA regulation Bitcoin Era is now being advertised as CFD Era.

A Few Viable Options

Once in a blue moon a truly profitable system is launched and we review it. If it passes our screening process we add it to our recommended section and keep monitoring the performance levels. So if you are searching for a genuine trading app, we invite you to check out our systems and let us know what you think.

Bitcoin Era Review, Summary, and Final Recommendations

The Blacklisted Bitcoin Era scam app and automated trading platform is not to be trusted. It is powered by a losing software and promoted by unethical affiliate marketers who are motivated by fat commission checks and do not have your best interests at heart. We have produced ample proof of scam and malicious foul play so please refrain from joining this software and keep your wallet tucked away safely. Should you have any additional questions or queries please message us through our contact page or social media.

 

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