What does Mavro do?

The Russian mathematician Mavro developed a 3M mutual aid platform that deceived the whole of Russia. After being released from prison, he deceived India. Now turn to our country.

The specific operation mode of the 3M platform is: the 3M platform issues a virtual item called "Mavlo", and investors need to buy the item as a "helper", and the process is similar to shopping. When buying "Mavlo", the minimum investment is 60 yuan and the maximum is 60,000 yuan, and each time it must be in multiples of 10**.

After a 15-day freeze period, wait for someone to buy your Mavlo as a "help-seeker" so that you can cash out. Buyers are automatically matched by the system, and the matching period is from 1 to 14 days, and during the waiting period, there is 1% interest every day, and 30% interest can be earned in 30 days. The order cannot be cancelled during the 15-day freeze period, otherwise the account will be frozen, and you can exit the market at any time with interest after 15-30 days.

Obviously, many investors invest money into the platform, but the money itself does not generate profits, and the funds are not reinvested in finance or industry. So how can money make money? What about the investor's profit from the **?

In fact, 3m** is Ponzi**.

One of the oldest and most common investment scams is the one that tricks people into making fictitious investments and paying investors' money as quick profits to the initial investors in order to lure more people into falling for them. Ponzi ** is also known as "tearing down the east wall to make up the west wall" and "empty gloves white wolf" in China. In short, it is to use the money of new investors to pay interest and short-term returns to old investors, in order to create the illusion of making money and then defraud more investment.

From the deception process of 3M** in various countries, it can be found that the platform began to use high profits to deceive many investors to invest in it, and when the number of investors swelled to a certain extent, the platform will collapse.

Mavro may be a key player in a global, black-box operation.

manipulation of politics, etc.

It is possible that the United States** has something to do with this.

It is also possible that the war in Afghanistan has something to do with it.

Casinos in various parts of the world may have something to do with it.

Mavro originated in China at Peking University in China, and seems to have been initiated by a few college students, but it is not known whether he is an international student or what it is.

It behaves as a pyramid scheme, in fact, it operates internally, it may be a religious activity, it is an international religious activity, and these religious activities, it is estimated that only Google Inc., the company, and other cookie collectors will figure out the inside story.

If it's a religious activity, I personally don't think it's a big deal, because beliefs don't distinguish between countries, but if you do something bad, I think it's a different matter.