How Ponzi Scheme Works

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[AbhiramSaran]

Unironically helpful because I've used ponzi scheme as a buzzword while thinking it was a fancy term for an MLM scam

[Spletz]

"I get tutored online"
"Oh really, by who?"
"SENTRY"

[bronzejourney]

Imagine everything in the schools being taught this way.

Future of education, right here.

[ipostwhatiwant]

"Just in invest your money in a ponzi scheme for a short while and then never invest in it again" = stonks🎉🎉🎉🎉

[findingsinclair]

I never knew what a Ponzi scheme was until now. Thank you I need you as my new teacher now

[Dunno]

The Ponzi scammer should be portrayed as a trollface tbh, but nice explanation! Can't wait to see more.

[Jorvalt]

What happened at the end there is known as a "rug pull" - that's when a fraudster just runs off with the money.

[Bos_Meong]

As a ponzi scammer this is truly explains accurately how we operate. gotta go, irs is chasing me 😢

[markcooper]

My man single handedly start a new age of knowledge learning. Great job and Keeping on👍

[vilet]

Ok but why is this channel actually so helpful when it comes to making me understand concepts better that should probably be simple to get 💀

[SGTIvan]

The world was never the same after the How DDOS Works video...

[Rubiktor]

If schools taught everything like this I would pay so much more attention.

(I have to edit this comment now because y'all can't seem to tell a serious comment apart from a joke.)

[WinnerK]

Now we need “How Pyramid Schemes Work”

[wernerderchamp]

Missed to put the Bitconnect meme (Carlos Matos).
Also its more like the scammer uses the deposits of the second guy to pay the first guy, yet still great video 👍

[bebektoxic]

Very accurate tbh, plain, simple, and easy to understand.

[nexodavix]

This shit shold be played in school. I'm positive there's not one dumbass on this planet dumb enough not to understand this. Thank you, keep this up!

[etele]

That's not how a Ponzi Scheme works. A Ponzi Scheme requires multiple people to invest and for each new investor you need even more investors to make payments possible, when you can't get enough investors/miney the Scheme fails. In theory it could go on forever, but in reality it's going to fail sooner or later.

[geyrnauch]

I spent literally 3 class days in a *college* level version of a personal finance class my state *forces* you to take on this. And this video has now taken those 3 hours and 45 minutes of learning ONLY about Ponzi schemes (ok, maybe a little of other scams) and has completely taught everything learned in 39 seconds. Truly, these are magical.

(and school is more bloated than your mom)

[Superhung]

This is something Krabs would do. Love this content

[Yesnaught]

Accurate, although usually the early investors get away with a little something too if they don't feed in repeatedly.