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No, Matteo Salvini did not buy Bitcoin


Matteo Salvini and Bitcoin seem to have no relationship , yet many believed the BTC investment hoax that the leader of the League would have made

Doing a search on the web, however, it seems that the scam program that would have mentioned Salvini as its investor, seems to have several names. 

Bitcoin Futures, Bitcoin Era, Bitcoin Billionaire or Bitcoin Revolution are all cryptocurrency trading programs that have used the same scheme to advertise themselves, through a website and fake news. 

In fact, in the case of Bitcoin Futures , also described by his colleague Marco Cavicchioli in a video published as early as July 2019, the strategy to attract new investors by deceiving them was to insert completely false information in the article.

First of all, the logo of the page is a bit like that of Caffeine magazine which already does not correspond to the name of the website. 

Then the story told in the article is always the same: Salvini’s statements that would have been said during the Barbara D’Urso television program (Afternoon Five) about his investment in the bitcoin trading application. 

Obviously the purpose of all these fake items is just to deceive you, distracted players, might bite on the news that the gains of that platform are enormous. 

Salvini is not a Bitcoin influencer

Unlike Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, or Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter, who are the first to write their optimistic thoughts on bitcoin and cryptocurrencies directly in their official accounts, Salvini like other famous Italian names are only exploited.

In fact, the Bitcoin Billionaire scam had also involved Jovanotti last year and, thanks to Striscia la Notizia, even names such as Diletta Leotta, Antonella Clerici and Enrico Brignano were able to deny the fake news against them. 

Of course, if to change the names of VIPs and their own names, what remains unchanged is the promise of quickly obtaining big profits, without any effort and investing only a few hundred euros. 

This type of scam is also called ” the Ponzi scheme of pseudo-journalism “. 

Indeed, readers are faced with the following dilemma: whether to trust that the writer is actually a specialist or whether, instead, to choose to invest time and resources to become knowledgeable in the sector. 

The scams linked to fake Bitcoins

Speaking of bitcoin in general, there have been many ways over the years to scam people who have trusted new projects or information. 

This is the case of the famous ICO or Initial Coin Offering movement at the end of 2017 and early 2018 which involved all those crypto projects which, on the other hand, were only PDFs or Powerpoint slides capable of deceiving millions of users. 

Or the case of fake trading agencies that still call citizens to promote new investment packages in BTC. And, again, fake news like this one that Salvini and other famous names use to raise attention to their scam. 

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