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Yeah, it's basically creating the illusion of demand and revenue. Lots of fraud in the past relied on companies "investing" into companies which then bought fro
by InsideOutSanta 3mo ago
Yeah, it's basically creating the illusion of demand and revenue. Lots of fraud in the past relied on companies "investing" into companies which then bought from the investor. I'm not sure to what degree this is happening now, though, and to what degree this is benign.
- lokar 3mo agoI’m not sure anyone can really say now, the terms and details are too opaque. But, given the history the opacity is itself a red flag.