On Jin10 Data, there's a person named Li Sheng (specializing in live trading) who claims to have 15 years of trading experience. He posts profit screenshots every day and recently boasted a 20-win streak. I deposited funds on August 6th, and by midnight, I had no open positions. However, by the morning of August 7th, my account showed a 70% loss—$6,000 in position size with 4.5 lots traded. Yet on August 8th, he posted screenshots on Jin10 Data showing a 20-win streak and no recent losses while aggressively recruiting clients. What is his intention in doing this? The platform claims he's just an agent and not affiliated with them. He engages in false advertising, client recruitment, and then violates rules, causing clients to lose their money. Where does the money go? Whose pockets does it end up in? What benefit does he gain? Is this a case of 'covering one's ears while stealing a bell'? The only loss here is from the trades he executed for me. The platform says I engaged in 'client hosting' by sharing my password. But with his client recruitment and false advertising, where does the clients' lost money go? Isn't this clearly a case of profiting from client losses and churning commissions? There have been similar cases like this recently—it's not unheard of.