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MMM引入“马夫罗-比特币”

由于最近比特币价格剧烈波动，系统将引入“马夫罗-比特币”。
这是什么，为什么有必要这样做？
到目前为止，系统只有“马夫罗-元”。即使你通过比特币提供帮助，无论如何，您的比特币在提供帮助的时候以汇率重新计算成人民币，在您的个人后台被记入“马夫罗-元”。相应地，人民币元在随之增长。换句话说，你每月收到30％的人民币是元的形势存在（而不是比特币，虽然你最初提供帮助使用比特币）。
现在，您有机会让拥有的比特币数额增长30%，而不是人民币元。因此，你可以购买“马夫罗-比特币”，它以比特币形势将计入您的后台并以每月30%的速度增长。因此，经过一个月，你不仅得到30%的利息，同时还可以得到根据比特币的市场价格增长而增加。
如果比特币价格下跌了怎么办？如果比特币价格可能开始下跌，您将能够随时转换到人民币 – 立即将您的“马夫罗-比特币”转换成“马夫罗-元”（反之亦然，如果比特币价格可能再次上涨）。在个人后台可预见这种可能性。已被确认和未被确认的马夫罗都可以被转换。
我们希望通过引入“马夫罗-比特币”，能让您参与MMM将变得更加舒适！

MMM开启比特币操作员服务并开通新版块

我们的互助社区正蓬勃发展。MMM参与者数量不断增多，并使用比特币来提供和获取帮助。然而并不是所有的人都懂比特币是什么，如何操作比特币等。很多人目前仍然不清楚，觉得它很复杂，也弄不明白等等。
对此，我们开设了一个专门针对比特币的新版块。在这个版块，我们推出比特币操作咨询员服务，你可以实时咨询，得到和比特币有关的问题答案 ！最后，你开始选择使用比特币参与了吗？(你已经克服所有的恐惧。:-))联系比特币操作咨询员，他会实时指示和解答一切，非常方便。:-))
此外，在新版块能够学习到所有的操作指南，近期还能观看比特币网络研讨会和大师课。
参与者想要这样的服务，我们只不过随时候命取悦你们:-)) 因此，联系我们，咨询，表明你的兴趣- 我们会把一切详细解释并告知你。
新的比特币版块 –  http://chinammm.la/cn/bitcoin
如果您有其它意见想法，可以添加到该版块，把建议告诉我们:-) 我们很乐意改善:-)

关于问题&答案版块

今年，我们决定放弃问题＆答案部分。 不幸的是，它几乎偏离初衷了，并已成为长期消极的源泉。
我们有数百万的参与者。显然，有些人是反对者。（此外，我们重启过，这也不是什么秘密）。这部分人不是很多，但他们非常活跃。他们写信给我们（其他成员都没问题，也不需要与我们联系。:-)）这些问题非常容易解释，但是同一个问题总是不断重复 – 新会员第一次访问我们的网站，系统给他们的印象是，社区的运行越来越差，这给我们带来很多麻烦。阅读了这些信息后，他们真的会参与吗？
简而言之。
如果您有具体问题，请联系我们的支持服务，在线顾问，协助服务，比特币顾问等。现在，我们开通了这些服务，我们员工工作质量非常高，你们所有的问题将会得到清晰具体的答案。 此外，这些服务部门是相互关联和合作的，可以一起解决任何问题。
结束语…
即使节日期间互助社区MMM继续稳定高效运行。参与者都很活跃，每个人都得到了支付，旧马夫罗一直被释放。每个参与者都做得很棒。
感谢你们积极的参与，我们将继续努力，而且我们在不远的将来会做得更好。MMM是世界上最强大的社区，它一定会建立一个全新的公平的世界！
参与MMM，每月得到30%的收益，创建一个公平的世界，每个人都从此快乐的生活。吸引新的参与者，建立属于你自己的结构，并发展你的团队。我们一起实现这一切。
现代世界中的正义、善良和诚实已不再是神话或幻想，MMM让它们变成现实！加入我们，让我们一起改变世界！！！MMM万岁！谢尔盖·马夫罗季先生万岁！！！
祝好，
MMM管理处。

Around 11pm on the 23rd of June, I decided to go to bed. I had voted ‘Remain’ in the UK European Referendum earlier in the day and the first exit polls showed Remain was ahead by 10 points. So, imagine my complete shock when my wife woke me up the next morning to tell me that ‘Leave’ had won. It’s not just that the result surprised me, what annoyed me the most was that everything I read in the media and heard from my circle of friends and colleagues told me Remain was going to win.
Having learnt the lesson that surprises can happen when you go to bed at night, on the night of the US election in November, I took no chances – I stayed up till 3am and saw North Carolina, Ohio, Florida and Wisconsin fall to Donald Trump, handing him the US presidency. Overall, 2016 was an interesting year across the world to put it mildly.
But it’s not only when you close your eyes at night that you are asleep. If we define being asleep as being oblivious to something big and important happening around you, then it is possible to be asleep for months and even years. In a country like Nigeria where it is hard to get hard data on anything, the possibility of dozing off for years is very high. You only wake up when it’s too late.
The country is currently sleeping on MMM – an old Russian Ponzi scheme that has been updated for Nigeria. In just one year, over 3 million Nigerians have signed up to it. By Nigerian standards, it is a phenomenal achievement to acquire more than 3 million customers in one year of operation. When I first heard of MMM earlier this year, I slept on it by dismissing it as your regular Ponzi scheme. Here we are today and the thing is going from strength to strength. The question is why? What is it about this obvious Ponzi scheme that has sustained it this far?
One thing that Brexit, Trump supporters and MMM have in common is that they were all outside the mainstream of accepted behaviour for the most part. The entire establishment and media were for remaining in the EU. People who supported Brexit were either racists or those looking for a reason to lash out at the ennui of their lives. It was not ‘normal’. So it was with Trump – given the man’s behaviour and comments while campaigning, how could any reasonable person support him over Hillary Clinton? How can any person who was expensively educated put money in an obvious Ponzi like MMM?
What makes MMM particularly dangerous is that those who are currently cleaning out from it are NOT poor people. I’ve heard staggering tales of oil company workers who are deep inside the MMM vortex. People are even taking loans or pooling funds in a co-operative to join the fun. People who put millions of naira into MMM are not poor people. They are upper middle class or rich folk. They are also plugged into the internet which is not a past time of poor Nigerians per se. This is the biggest danger about MMM that is yet to come – poor people haven’t joined in yet. It is when they join that the scheme will come crashing down and leave sorrow, tears and blood in its wake.
Simply dismissing MMM as a regular Ponzi is not going to work. The marketing is very clever. Those who participate in it are able to assuage their conscience by telling themselves they are providing ‘help’ to people in need. It is an interesting type of help given that you earn 30% in one month for providing it. The members of MMM have also lately launched a blitzkrieg of publicity to normalise the activity in the eyes of ordinary Nigerians – donating to IDPs, hospitals and the like. It’s all part of the ‘help’ they are providing. MMM itself doesn’t even collect the money. You are told who to send ‘help’ to and you follow the instructions (this explains why it is almost impossible to shut it down – the transactions are simply people sending money to themselves).
The context of Nigeria’s economy cannot be separated from the scheme. It is not just that Nigeria’s economy is in a recession. The larger problem is a sense of hopelessness. Hence the middle class are escaping to Canada while poor Nigerians are crossing to Europe via Libya by the thousands practically every day. This is all the fertiliser that MMM needs to germinate and flourish in Nigeria and it is.
MMM is a problem to be solved. However, like Brexit and Trump, it won’t be solved simply by demonising those who participate in it. Many of them actually know it is a Ponzi but want to cash in before it comes crashing down. For the most part, they are rational actors. Ordering a crackdown by sending policemen (who are probably also invested in MMM) to harass a few people is not going to solve this brewing social problem.
At the entrance to the town hall of the ancient Dutch city of Gouda is inscribed one of my favourite sayings – Audite et alterem partem- To wake up from this sleep, we must at least hear the other side.
We need to understand what is so seductive about this scheme so we can properly counter it, before the poor decide to join the party.
https://guardian.ng/business-services/one-nation-under-mmm/

These are the five things you should know about Ponzi schemes (aka pyramid schemes) to keep you from making a massive investment mistake, according to Magnus Heystek, Managing Director at Brenthurst Wealth Management:

1. It promises returns far above average.
2. It’s not registered and neither are the advisors.
3. It has a complex prospectus — if you don’t understand it don’t do it!
4. Advisors make their sales under pressure; offered only to “select clients”.
5. Beware of the word “guarantee”. There is a big difference between an “undertaking” and a “guarantee”.