Last Updated on August 26, 2024 by Stephan Lindburg
Bitcoin Profit Review, What is BTC Profit?
What is Bitcoin Profit and is it legit? If you are asking yourself this question then you must have been illegally solicited to join the fake Bitcoin Profit (AKA BTC Profit) SCAM. Let’s start with the facts, the Bitcoin Profit SCAM is fake crypto robot which has been picked up by a variety of affiliate networks and media agencies. If you think we are scared to publish the names of the culprits behind this confirmed financial scam then you would be correct, because our staff has received veiled and direct threats almost every day. However, our mandate is to shed light and expose crypto scams and get-rich-quick schemes and Bitcoin Profit is a textbook example.
BTC Profit (AKA BTC Profit Now) is advertised as a system which let’s you earn money even when markets are crashing, hence eliminating any form of risk to your investment.
We started receiving complaints about the fake Bitcoin Profit investment platform from members who claim they saw a fake news advertisement on CNN Tech where Richard Branson was seen talking about how much money he has made using this software. Unfortunately, the internet is swarming with these types of deceptive and misleading news-style advertisements, and we believe this trend will only grow. We have also seen multiple fake Bitcoin Profit reviews, and this is probably the most problematic issue we have detected.
The websites promoting this filthy scam are affiliate sites which get paid referral commission by illegal offshore brokers every time you invest. In our case it was Cryptonix Team (currently shut down) which was owned by Wilkinson Europe LTD and had a registered business address in the United Kingdom. So don’t make the mistake of joining this program, because we have conclusive proof and verified evidence of scam and malicious foul play. Still believe the Bitcoin Profit fake signals and trading app is a legit system? In that case we highly recommend you continue reading our detailed review and hold on to your wallet because Bitcoin Profit was designed to steal your money.
Official Website, Login Page, and Members Area: There Are Over 17 Bitcoin Profit websites claiming to be “official”. Scroll down for more information regarding this.
Bitcoin Profit Ongoing Updates:
- Bitcoin Profit is also being marketed now as “Profit Bitcoin” (they changed it) but its the same system.
- Customers registering for the Bitcoin Profit Scam have reported they have been allocated a broker named My Coin Banking which is an offshore broker located in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
- New Zealand’s FMA Warns About Bitcoin Profit claiming it is not registered as a financial service provider.
- New version of this website is being promoted as the “British Bitcoin Profit”. We have added a separate section below which elaborates about this latest development.
Proof of Scam
Contents
- 1 Proof of Scam
- 2 Bitcoin Profit Trading Dashboard Version 2024
- 3 Bitcoin Profit Fake Testimonials
- 4 Who Is Behind The Bitcoin Profit SCAM?
- 5 Bitcoin Profit Fake News – Baiting Tactics (Checked and Updated Constantly)
- 6 Fake Bitcoin Profit Reviews – There Are So Many!
- 7 What Is Bitcoin Profit And How Does It Work?
- 8 Bitcoin Profit Review, Don’t Calculate Your Profits Because You Lose Every Time! (That’s The Real Secret)
- 9 Bitcoin Profit Regulation – We Are Monitoring Regulator Warnings As Well
- 10 Bitcoin Profit: Are There Any Hidden Fees?
- 11 Some Viable Options We Tested Ourselves
- 12 Bitcoin Profit Review, Summary, and Sad Conclusions
Below you will see the main sales page and registration area for the Bitcoin Profit software and trading app. The real reason it is so convincing is because of the perceived benefit. You can see for yourself that the main sales pitch is “earn millions from Bitcoin even when crypto markets are crashing”. You have to admit, its very intriguing and probably the best sales pitch our team has seen in a while (and we have seen quite a few).
Bitcoin Profit is also being advertised as the “British Bitcoin Profit”. We have added a screenshot of how the new and updated version of the website looks like. It definitely has a more polished look and uses more up-to-date news clippings, but it is a scam none the less. Our viewers have reached this website after clicking text links in the form of advertisements when searching the internet.
And right below our staff placed the Bitcoin Profit System right next to “Cryptosoft” (another fake app) for comparative analysis. It’s very plain to see that this is a replica software or type of white label solution for affiliate marketers looking to plugin to fraudulent software platform and start peddling fake apps online in order to collect commission checks.
Bitcoin Profit Trading Dashboard Version 2024
Here we have the latest and most popular version of the Bitcoin Profit signals dashboard. We have placed a screenshot of how it looks like in a side-by-side format with another system so you can see how technically savvy the scammers are. By looking at the images below as well as above, we can safely deduce that there are multiple affiliate networks promoting the Bitcoin Profit scam since we are clearly looking at two different dashboards.
Some networks offer this production-line format for the trading dashboard where the only thing that changes is the logo and/or color scheme, but everything else is the same. Just to clarify, let’s not confuse the actual website also known as front end with the fraudulent software or dashboard we are looking at below – they are not the same. Moving along, other networks don’t offer any type of dashboard at all. They simply use a plain HTML website with a registration form and tell you to “signup now and start making millions”.
It’s important to mention that all formats of the signals or auto-trading dashboard are designed to generate losses for the people who use it. So don’t let any sleazy sales rep tell you that they only use the “official” Bitcoin Profit software, that is a lie designed to alleviate your concerns and prey on your lack of knowledge in the financial markets.
Bitcoin Profit Fake Testimonials
We have seen fake testimonials before, but this is just too obvious. What we have here is a collection of Fiverr actors who are getting paid to lie and are apparently doing a fairly decent job at convincing people to signup for fraudulent trading software. See for yourself, we pasted a direct screenshot from the Bitcoin Profit website as a point of reference and right next to it the actor’s profile and acting reel. Its always shocking when you see, it don’t you agree?
Who Is Behind The Bitcoin Profit SCAM?
Transparency is not this platform’s strong side. The crooks behind this crypto scam are affiliate networks like oDigger, OfferVault, and others. These networks are the ones who get the word out and coordinate the activities with the fake Forex and CFD Brokers, and the affiliates are the ones who refer the customers to the brokers via the networks.
There is a long list of affiliate networks which are currently promoting this offer, and the couple we mentioned represent just a partial list. What does this mean? Well it means that there are networks consisting of professional marketers who are making a concerted effort to peddle this trash and convince you that there is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Alas, the cat is out of the bag and we are on to their dirty tricks!
Bitcoin Profit Fake News – Baiting Tactics (Checked and Updated Constantly)
If you have seen some type of fake news advertisement or fake Bitcoin Profit reviews then you should know that you are about to enter the lion’s den and there is a whole ecosystem of marketers who are using websites, social networks, and digital news and lifestyle content portals in order to drag you down and convince you to join their program.
Right now they are using British comedian Jim Davidson to promote Bitcoin Profit as well as Conor McGregor (see below). We have also received complaints in regards to fake ads featuring members of the Dragons’ Den cast as well as Elon Musk, Akshay Phillips (Ruparelia), Martin Lewis, Paul McCartney, Piers Morgan, Rob Brydon, Petter Stordalen, Celeste Barber, Charlie Brake, Holly Willoughby, This Morning Show, Roberto Cavalli, Leif GW Persson, Anthony (Ant) McPartlin, and Richard Branson. All of these and more are constantly being used for promotional purposes.
If you are not careful and inquisitive, chances are you will be deceived and your money will be stolen from you by very professional con artists.
Fake Bitcoin Profit Reviews – There Are So Many!
Below we have attached screenshots of two fake review websites which are promoting the Bitcoin Profit scam very aggressively. The first is a European political website which has suddenly changed its format and content. It seems the scammers have somehow managed to get their dirty hands on this site and and decided it would be very lucrative to use it in order to promote crypto scams. The second site is actually a paid press release which is being heavily promoted by a PR company.
This press release is full of spammy affiliate links which are used to track marketing campaigns. There is also a third website which claims Bitcoin Profit uses a “multiplex method” that is supposed to be the “secret” algorithm which powers the software. This is absolute nonsense designed to bait you so please don’t believe it. We urge you to seek professional websites which specialize in the financial or cryptocurrency niche before investing. We have also identified spammers who are pushing one version of the Bitcoin Profit software on TrustPilot as well as on forums and Reddit. We have written a separate article about this and recommend you read it as well if you want to know more about this troubling trend.
What Is Bitcoin Profit And How Does It Work?
The Bitcoin Profit software is advertised as a Bitcoin System which can make you “stinking rich” and earn millions even when crypto markets are crashing. In reality it is a fake automated crypto robot designed to execute losing trades and in that way steal your money. They say there is a person named “John” and he has a beta testing group, but that is another lie so don’t believe it.
It’s also worth mentioning that despite the understandable connotation between bitcoin mining and hash rate profitability levels, the Bitcoin Profit trading app has nothing to do with either of the two. Scammers are attempting to draw a connecting line between mining and this latest ruse, but this is merely a game of words designed to create misdirection and mislead potential victims.
Bitcoin Profit Review, Don’t Calculate Your Profits Because You Lose Every Time! (That’s The Real Secret)
The Bitcoin Profit software has grown to become a viral scam, and we already explained the possible reasons for this. It’s also worth pointing out that this latest scheme is one of many which are constantly piggybacking or riding the so called “Bitcoin Wave of success”.
It’s no wonder the sales video mentions Bitcoin is worth $20,000, that was an all-time high and one never knows when or if we will see it reach those figures again. The fact remains, there is nothing genuine or legit about Bitcoin Profit, and you would be well-advised to keep your distance from this bogus trading software.
Bitcoin Profit Clones
There are at least 8 documented versions of the Bitcoin Profit scam (AKA BTC Profit). We identified some websites without the fake testimonials, and others without a sales video at all. The common denominator with all formats is the integration with scamming offshore brokers and the use of highly misleading statements or false information.
In many ways Bitcoin Profit exemplifies the ideal get-rich-quick crypto scheme. That’s why it has been around for so long and constantly being promoted by con artists.
For example, a fake signals feed which is always set on win, or various claims which are totally detached from reality and have nothing to do with the risk aspect and the fact that Bitcoin is exposed to changing market trends and fluctuates according to that. Below you can see a screenshot representing 4 of these cloned Bitcoin Profit websites (partial list). Feel free to use this image as a point of reference to see what version you have seen.
Is It Free?
Obviously it is not! Get ready to part with at least $/£/€250, and that money will be charged to your credit card by thieving (not to mention illegal) offshore brokers who could care less about your financial situation.
Bitcoin Profit Regulation – We Are Monitoring Regulator Warnings As Well
The Bitcoin profit scam has now been formally branded as a scam and get-rich-quick scheme by the New Zealand Financial Markets Authority. It specifically mentions that the scammers are using false advertising tactics on Facebook whilst using the name of Jacinda Ardern, who happens to New Zealand’s head of state.
The FMA in Austria also issued an investor warning and is advising Austrian citizens to refrain from joining this software and saying that Bitcoin Profit is “not entitled to carry out banking transactions in Austria that require a license.”
This trading platform is simply illegal. We can’t overstate how important this is. Our research shows that victims will not be entitled to investor protection under the laws of their local jurisdiction.
We also looked for various patents, PCI Compliance documentation and ISO certifications, but were not able to find any. How surprising is that?
Bitcoin Profit and Taxes
We are constantly getting questions about taxes and and how much needs to be declared. Truthfully, you won’t need to declare anything since taxes are levied on profits only. Since there is no possible way to generate any profits using this phony app, taxation is that last thing which needs to worry anyone reading this review. Conversely, you should be very worried about losing your money.
How Much Are Affiliate Networks Paying For New Bitcoin Profit Members?
Take a look below. Networks and brokers are offering $1,000 for new Bitcoin Profit depositing customers. This is an insane amount of money and it helps explain all the fake reviews and marketing campaigns designed to acquire new paying members. Please note that the only way offshore brokers can get their investment back is by getting new members to keep depositing and losing their money. We recommend you take a very good look at the image below and start asking yourself some hard questions before investing.
Bitcoin Profit: Are There Any Hidden Fees?
We received a few queries about possible hidden fees associated with the Bitcoin Profit scam so we would like to address this issue. Customers who choose to invest using this service should not concern themselves with fees. That’s because fees are deducted from your balance, and you will not be able to accrue a balance since you will only be losing money and not generating any. So in essence, this question is not really relevant if you choose to invest.
Still Trust The Bitcoin Profit SCAM?
Bitcoin Profit can be very convincing, we know this to be a fact so we are not angry if you take the bait and actually invest. We do however caution you to at least start asking difficult questions, specifically about cashing out and how come its so easy to generate money using this software. If you are not satisfied with the answers you get then your skepticism is well-founded. Hightail it immediately and thank the almighty for saving you.
Other Viral Scams Trending
The ones to watch out for are Crypto Engine and Bitcoin Up.
Some Viable Options We Tested Ourselves
Factoid: The vast majority of systems being launched these days are worthless apps designed to drain your money and wipe out your bank account. Still, once in a blue moon a system is launched which actually works. So if you are waiting for the right opportunity, it might as well be now. Oh, yes in case you wondered we test these systems profusely before recommending them.
Bitcoin Profit Review, Summary, and Sad Conclusions
Obviously we are categorically labeling the Bitcoin Profit scam software (not to be confused with Crypto Profit) as a blacklisted get-rich-quick scheme and advising our members to refrain from joining this piece of trash auto-trader. Our evidence and findings are backed up with documented facts which have been cross-checked and validated by real people who complained about getting scammed. Obviously we can’t publish personal information which was provided to us by traders who got scammed, but leave a message below if you want to speak with the victims.
You should know that their stories are extremely alarming and we even started crying when we chatted with a pensioner from Manchester UK who is now penniless and can’t afford to buy medicine. So to finalize, please avoid the Bitcoin Profit scam and seek alternative investment opportunities. We can always be reached via our YouTube Channel or Facebook Group.
Tristan says
Hi iam looking for a legitimate platform to start trading cryptocurrency on but I want an automated system. What i am looking for is a legitimate fully automated platform that will run and work in Australia if you can help me and point me in the rite direction with some legitimate platform names that can have a look at that would be such a good help i keep running into the scammers and i am completely over it please help.
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi Tristan, please check out our recommended section: https://scamcryptorobots.com/best-crypto-bitcoin-robots-signals/
Thanks,
Stephan
Per says
I was contacted on Facebook by someone named Chris Nielsen who claimed he is using some formula for trading Bitcoin even when markets are changing. Then he referred me to a news site where someone named Jim Davidson is using it to make money. It looked very real, and when I signed up I was instructed to invest €2,000. Eventually I started with €550, which was lost in a matter of minutes. After that I was constantly barraged by phone calls (day and night) from someone named Oliver Green which doesn’t seem like a real name. They wanted me to invest more money so yes. Bitcoin Profit is a scam and when I joined it looked a bit different, similar to other scams which you exposed here. Please don’t join I lost my money so be careful.
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi Per,
Thanks for sharing. Bitcoin Profit has various versions and the one you are most likely talking about is the Crypto Revolt scam. Interestingly enough, it is being promoted by the same fake review sites who are endorsing the Bitcoin Profit.
Nicholas Mulrooney says
SCAM! They got me for £350 and I am being overwhelmed by phone calls from someone name Sam Schneider from Brighter Trade who wants to sell me an investment strategy that will generate £5,000 a month for me. I don’t believe him and I have already contacted my solicitor in regards to this shameful ruse!
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi Nicholas, we are truly sorry to hear that. We know that the Bitcoin Profit scam can be incredibly misleading and we keep receiving recurring messages describing exactly what you are saying here. Thanks for sharing.
Ahmed says
They are liars. I can’t even begin to explain how infuriating these aggressive sales tactics are. I’m so regretful for having signed up for this Bitcoin Profit scam. I wish I could take it back, but I guess I had to learn the hard way. This little adventure cost me €700. I feel so used and ashamed.
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi Ahmed, you are not the first one to express these feelings and probably not the last. We can’t overstate how important it is not to believe these fake review sites regardless of how convincing they may seem. There are a few that are particularly deceptive, we hope they will change their reviews and start listening to their members and subscribers and not their banker.
Oliver says
I saw the fake Mirror article where Conor Mcgregor claims he joined the Bitcoin Profit. I felt something was wrong so I did some research and ended up here. This is a really useful review. There are other sites who are actually saying BTC Profit is real, but after reading this there’s no way I’ll be joining. This is a scam as you say.
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi Oliver, thanks for sharing. Others were less fortunate and ended up losing lots of money.
Darryl Kennedy says
SCAM ALERT
Over the past 2 months I have been investing with bitcoin profit now however under a new name etc-marketsdotcom , look it up ? Look legitimate doesn’t it, after being verified and supplying all my personal documentation The company are playing with me. Scamming me big time and won’t allow withdrawal unless a tax payment is made. Another way to steal a chunk of money from you, I’m right in the middle of it and it ain’t no fun. Find at least some company that has all the credentials. I mean all of the proper licences , registration, addresses. And just talk to someone before you do it, do your research. I did and still got rolled. It looks genuine and even did a small withdraw to test if legitimate.
Even setting up a bogus wallet for me Scam! Don’t be fooled, it ain’t a happy place. Watch out for Mr. nice guy to set you up, then let’s get the ball rolling hard crypto expert fraud guy, then the official tax wanker, “whoops did I say that “? ,to steal another deposit from you. Hey it all looks legit and in writing this I still want to believe my investment was doing well and on what appears to be a genuine trading platform. Please do your home work, even then I can’t even assure if that’s enough. Any help would be appreciated.
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi Darryl, sorry to hear. How much did you lose?
Darryl Kennedy says
Gday Stephan , in the process of possibly being defrauded $13500
If calculating the trading platform profits as well would be an extra
$5000 , and if I pay the bogus tax bill incurred then an extra $10000
Any ideas ?
Darryl
Stephan Lindburg says
How did you fund your account?
Darryl Kennedy says
Hello Stephan Thankyou for your reply ,
My first deposit was via Credit card into 2 deposits to a newly created Jubitor wallet they directed me to make which appeared all legitimate. Then bitcoin deposit to the listed Btc deposit account etc-markets trading platform. Next was from equity loan , transfer into my coinspot wallet. Then transferred via bitcoin to the supplied wallet address personally emailed to me an created by etc-markets dot com. All deposits and a test withdrawal of $50 from etc-markets to my coinspot was successful , have all the details of transactions
Have sent an email to mirabaud bank reagarding the tax statement generated and their tax officer Steve Royce.
Rich says
Hi there
Read all of these with great interest. Half an hour ago we were in the brink of parting with £250 on BTC profit having received the glowing reports via an email from a family friend and also on LinkedIn.. seemed legit.
Thank heavens we read this first, needless to say we didn’t invest!!
Only issue is that we got all the way to the payment section before finding this article. We have inputted personal details – phone/email/address so will we still get barraged worth unwanted calls etc?
Thanks
Richard
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi Rich, the short answer is yes. But at some point it will stop once they understand you are not interested.
David Lord says
I’m so glad to land on this site. All of the Bitcoin Profit video’s using household famous people are really deceptive and quite a level of scamming!! I believe that you should just ask yourself if this is too good to be true. The answer is 90% true it is so stay away!!!!
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi David, you are correct they are all scams
Kerri says
Yes, scam and forwards you to One Touch Trading. Called my bank immediately to report it as fraud and they are investigating. The deposit went under a personal name. When I talked to them to reverse the charge they sent a phone compliance letter and demand copies of government documents, credit card, and a utility bill… identity theft part of their game? It sure confirmed my fraud feeling… should have checked you out first!
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi Kerri – thanks for sharing.
Angie says
Hi all!
I am feeling like the most stupid person ever ! I have fallen for this scam and I have deposit the money.. although I have just now found your page, it is too late, but I am fighting for my money to be withdrawn. I thought I have done a good research but all reviews now seem fake as well…. I have contacted my bank to cancel the transaction and they can’t do that. although if the trader – click2sell – would not want to cooperate they advised to contact them again… hopefully I’ll get my money back! – PLEASE, DON’T BE STUPID AS ME, DON’T FALL FOR THIS SCAM!
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi Angie, sorry to hear that. Click2Sell is used as a kind of a business opportunity hub which scams you by offering you to invest in advertising campaigns. It has nothing to do with online trading and it is a 100% SCAM operation. I know you fell for the fake Bitcoin Profit reviews so I can’t blame you for that, we have shrewd businessmen and college professors who also got tricked so don’t feel bad. How much did you lose?
Chris says
Yeah, this scam seems to appear quite a fair bit in Australia. First time I came across it was last week, and the news articles appeared legit, as it was a from a national newspaper. Look at the web address and it’s fake.
As soon as I put down my details, got a phone call literally within 30 secs and the guy basically wanted me to get a pre-paid credit card and was willing to wait on the phone for me to get it. These guys are professional sharks.
It’s obviously too good to be true and it is. I wasn’t going to hand over anything just like that, especially if it’s a pre-paid card as there is no traceability.
Stephan Lindburg says
Nice Catch Chris, definitely in Australia but also in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Hong Kong, and Singapore
Wayne George says
Thanks for all your reviews guys, I am so grateful and sorry for all your losses.
I have recently lost my job and I am in financial difficulty. I am sat at my mums now with £250 she has lent me to join Bitcoin Profit as a means to get me out of a pickle. I was literally just about to pay the deposit when something just didn’t feel right so I decided to dig further and luckily enough stumbled upon your site.
What got me convinced was the authority of such a prominent and successful figure such as Richard Branson SUPPOSEDLY ENDORSING it.
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi Wayne, Glad to have helped and nice catch. Others were not that lucky.
Stanley Abah says
This is unbelievable! I almost fell for it.. They called me yesterday and from their questions, I knew they were fake.. So happy for your research.. God bless…
Stephan Lindburg says
Nice Catch Stanley. Thanks for the share
Jürgen Meyer says
Thank for your information, spent a little bit time scrolling down google and read an unbiased report about bitcoin profit saves me at least the minimum trial of 250,- Euro. It is not to much, but for this money I better buy half kilo of silver. I like sound money even the volatility is not as much. I made 700 % in 17 years just by buying some ounces of Palladium and always had a good sleep. I missed the crypto train 10 years ago and for an old man this market which all the sharks out there, it this not the right asset class. I think I came to bitcoin profit by clicking on an ad of Kitco. It is a pity that Kitco advertise for scammers like this. I will inform them. Thanks a lot.
Stephan Lindburg says
Hi Jurgen, thanks for sharing.