Ponzi, the fastest way to get rich

Forget what everyone else is saying, ponzi schemes, pyramid schemes are the fastest way to get morning.

With just a few connections and the right networking, you too can have massive amount of cash inflow into your account within a couple of months.

Now the thing about a ponzi scheme is that many people who are supposedly enlightened, do not know how to identify one.

Ponzi schemes can and do make certain people rich, but not everyone. A simple look at the chart I dropped above reveals that indeed the only people who are getting rich are the ones in the blue dot and the green dot.

Whatever the red dot is getting is going to be so small compared to the work that they are doing and the entire amount of risk they are taking.

Basically in a ponzi scheme and pyramid schemes in general, you have the head of operations, they make the maximum amount of money and profit from the entire scheme , then you have the immediate lackeys and/or employees who are the main people that organize the publicity work.
These maybe youtubers, somewhat influential individuals, people who generally can bring a lot of other people in.

Their reward for bringing out the scheme is simple they get commissions from everybody they bring into the scheme.

Then we have the majority of the people, the red dots, these are the people who have heard about the scheme late and are now trying make one or two amounts of money from the entire thing, meanwhile they have already invested into the scheme and are now currently pushing the scheme so that more people can come in and give them cash basically.

The truth about the entire thing is that the flow of money is heavily skewed towards those in the blue, and those in the green dot barely make enough to break even, and then those are the red dots basically lose out almost 90% of the time.

Pyramid schemes and ponzi schemes are one of the worst ways you can make money, it takes a very dubious mind, a very unapologetic mind to be able to run one and run it successfully, knowing very well that they are going to screw over their investors at the end of the entire deal.