Bitcoin Method – Was the software on Dragons´ Den?

Bitcoin Method is a programme that could make any investor rich – provided they have the necessary capital and the right amount of luck. Because successful trades may never be guaranteed:

Your chances of success increase rapidly when investors use the certified software. So there is no question that especially those without experience have a growing interest in the modern app.

The fact that even Carsten Maschmeyer is said to be taken with similar software speaks for itself. Even celebrities have allegedly invested in comparable apps and achieved high returns. Or is there a little more behind these advertisements?

We set out on an exciting search for answers.

What does Carsten Maschmeyer think about Bitcoin Method?

At first glance, the connection fits all too well. Carsten Maschmeyer did not become rich and famous overnight. He has invested over years, invested his money effectively and been able to multiply it.

It would suit him well if he had dealt with the topic of Bitcoin in recent years. Maybe even as part of his hit show “Die Höhle der Löwen”.

But we know for sure that Bitcoin Method has never appeared and been presented on the TV show. We know for even more certain that Carsten Maschmeyer has not made an investment and praised the service to the proverbial skies.

The same applies to any other software of this kind. The proof is quickly found by scanning the episode list so far. The developers of crypto-robots have simply not been guests so far.

Which celebrities have invested in Bitcoin Method?

In addition, one can regularly read that prominent names such as Dieter Bohlen, Lena Meyer-Landrut, Günther Jauch, Oliver Welke or Thomas Gottschalk are quite fond of crypto software, would recommend it to any of their followers and were themselves surprised at how easy it was to maximise their credit.

But anyone who read the ads more closely might be surprised at the many spelling and grammatical errors.

And indeed: at the latest in the URL it becomes obvious that the article does not originate from, for example, BILD-Online, but simply looks very, very similar. In addition, investors should consider that many celebrities used their own social media channels to point out the scam.

Thus, they would not be promoting crypto-bots at all or even have become richer with them than they already are. They are exclusively and demonstrably fakes.

Is this advertising frivolous and illegal?

We are convinced so, although we are not experts in the law. This is why we would like to explicitly emphasise that Bitcoin Method is a reputable software that does not need this kind of advertising at all.

Moreover, we have never become aware of irregular fake ads from Bitcoin Method ourselves and we can only assume that the operators deliberately refrain from doing so in order not to mislead anyone and to lure them with dishonest promises.