1% profit everyday and 30% profit in just 30 days.
That is the bold promise of Zignals to their investors.
But is this kind of income legit, and is it really a good idea to invest your hard-earned ipon here in Zignals?
Let’s talk about that.
Based on their live streams, Zignals claims to be an "educational trading platform" where they allegedly manage people’s trades using crypto trading platforms in exchange for daily profits.
Now, can we really call Zignals an educational trading platform, and is this an honorable way to earn money?
The answer is NO.
Zignals is a type of Ponzi Scheme.
This means all the earnings here don't actually come from real trading.
Every bit of profit each member sees is just coming from the money deposited by other members.
There is no real trading happening inside Zignals.
Now, why did I say that Zignals is a Ponzi scheme and not real trading? Let’s dive into the red flags.
When you say a business is an "educational trading platform," the primary products should be training, online courses, mentorship, learning modules, or market tools.
But I didn't see any of these in Zignals.
What they are actually offering is an investment scheme.
They are soliciting investments in exchange for daily profit.
In short, it’s a Ponzi Scheme.
It’s not a true educational platform like they claim.
From that point alone, it’s clear that this belongs to the category of SCAM or FAKE trading platforms.
Zignals claims to trade on OKX and Binance, but there is zero proof that they are actually trading in the live market.
Those images they show?
Those are not proof because images are so easy to fabricate. Kayang-kaya pekein.
A real platform should be connected to the live market via API Keys from Binance or OKX.
Every trade should be synced in real-time so you can see what they are trading and if there is actual activity.
Better yet, it should be connected to a public audit platform.
Technical Receipt: When we checked the website’s code, specifically the file ohlc.js, we found that the charts they show are hardcoded. The data isn't live; it's using data from 2016 and 2018:
JavaScript
var seriesData = [{
x: new Date(2016, 01, 01),
y: [51.98, 56.29, 51.59, 53.85]
}];
Even the dashboard categories in dashboard19.js are stuck in September 2019:
JavaScript
xaxis: {
type: 'datetime',
categories: ["2019-09-19T00:00:00", "2019-09-19T01:30:00"]
}
In short, the profit you see in your account is just 'gawa-gawa', hardcoded numbers designed to fool you.
In the world of crypto trading, is there really such a thing as "fixed profit"?
The answer is none, especially since Zignals claims to be doing a "pooled fund" system.
No platform or trader can offer fixed profit.
Crypto is extremely volatile.
Whether it’s AI, manual, or whatever kind of trading, there will always be losses.
The 1% daily and 30% monthly promise is just pang-uuto to make people feel safe.
In real trading, profit is variable, sometimes high, sometimes low, and sometimes there are losses.
A fixed profit is a classic sign of a Ponzi Scheme.
A 1% daily profit with no fail is equal to 360% in one year.
That means your capital more than triples in a year while you do nothing.
Even big institutional hedge funds only target 7% to 15% per year.
Common sense tells us: if a trader could really guarantee 360% a year, they wouldn't need to solicit small investments from people.
They would just borrow from a bank and become billionaires instantly.
This kind of investment is impossible.
If this were real, nobody would be poor anymore.
The only purpose of this platform is to take your money once enough people have deposited.
In Zignals, you earn 10% the moment your recruit deposits.
Why is the commission taken from the deposit?
In a legit affiliate program (like Eazybot or Binance), the commission is taken from the company’s profit or transaction fees, never the deposit.
In Binance, you only earn when your recruit actually trades and pays a transaction fee.
In Zignals, taking commissions from deposits is a sign of a Pyramid Scheme.
The money just goes around until nobody new joins, and then the SCAM happens.
Zignals uses "Affiliate Bonus Points" (1 point = 1 peso) to hide how much they are really paying out across 12 levels:
Where does this money come from?
You aren't buying tools or subscriptions.
The company has no other source of income except the deposits of the people your recruits recruit up to the 12th level.
This is a massive Pyramid Scheme.
This is the most alarming one.
They offer an "Asset Management Program" where you pay 300,000 Pesos for an office signage setup and cashier system.
You essentially become a "front" for their Ponzi Scheme.
Is this honorable?
No. Because the 2.5% you earn from cash-ins/outs and the 10% referral incentives still come from the pockets of new recruits.
There is no honorable product or service being sold here.
Lastly, the very foundation of their website is a cheap template.
We found these comments in their code:
JavaScript
//Project: edulearn - Responsive Admin Template
//Primary use: This file is for demo purposes only.
They are using a system meant for "demo purposes" to handle real people's money.
Even their chat support has scripted "fake" messages:
JavaScript
var fake = ['Did you purchase the template?'];
They didn't even bother to remove the default questions from the template they bought!
Zignals is a platform that must be avoided.
It is a Ponzi Scheme, a FAKE trading platform that lives only on new recruits depositing money.
Once the recruitment stops, the SCAM happens, and only the early recruiters will have made money.
My review is clear: avoid Zignals. It is not a good place to invest, and it is definitely not something you should promote.
It is a Ponzi Scheme, plain and simple.
Now, I want to ask you: what can you say about this platform now that you’ve seen the red flags in their code?
Comment your thoughts below.
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