I haven't heard of that and am not sure what it is but if you're trying to start with crypto and are not starting with bitcoin - either by: buying bitcoin from well reputed exchanges or finding ways to claim small amounts to test with (eg faucets) then you'll probably get off to a bad start.

I'm not sure which one you're referring to, but when I searched on google, I found a couple of them with different domain extensions, and even though they were both registered on exactly the same day ^{[#1 and #2]}, each one of them has a unique logo and somewhat different content ^[fishy]!

• While I was searching for plagiarized content, I stumbled across a few other platforms that were using similar-looking themes!
  ^{- Stay away from these types of trading tools, unless it's reputable.}

They way they do their SEO alone looks like they're super amateur, or they're trying to lure newbies. I'm guessing both.



Rule of thumb: always use reputable platforms with anything concerning money. You literally have nothing to win and everything to lose when trying out the more 'unknown' exchanges.

Considering we do not know which website it is, this may seem to be an aggressive claim. However, history has taught us that you are probably right.

OP, if they ask you money, it is best to stay away from such a site until you learn more about it. It might help to post a few more details here so we can make a more accurate judgment. And remember, if it's too good to be true, it probably is. Take care.

It's scam unless if you are itching to get scammed

Nope
Anybody telling you this is lying to you and trying to lure you to make a deposit that you will never get back.

Yes, too good to be true. This is why you should avoid it at all costs.

Just by reading their definition of bitcoin and how it works you would know they have no idea what they are talking about and that they have no clue what bitcoin is. They probably copied few sentences from different sources, paraphrase it then put it together.
Do you really believe they are capable of developing a AI trading bot!
This is definitely a scam and you should stay away from it if you don't want to lose your money.

There are deceptive sites of same address which means it could be harmful to even try it out. There are already sites with hyphen and dash with same address so it’s definitely made with clear mindset of luring people. Moreover the name is also very funny, what does it even mean bitcoin smarter? Would have been easy to understand if its Smart Bitcoiner. Lolz. Just be normal mate, have trusted sources to store, exchange, transact and use bitcoin rather than going for anything like this. It’s unknown, there no single positive comment about it.

bitcoin smarter? just heard me
after I read the reply from mk4 you better stay away from that platform, it's still very new and there is no significant trust from bitcoin lovers
avoid that platform if you don't want to lose

SCAM

the scam is simple.
set up 3 websites. call them all official.

next step is to be vague about the offering until you hand them funds/identity. thats the 'hook' because once you hand them something, they have you. you are less likely to escape.
this is a known business strategy. if they have your name email and know something about you. you are more likely to be interested in reading more about them/buy something from them.
also they sell your info. knowing that even if your not a complete idiot to invest yet. just by handing info means your a potential idiot that can potentially fall for scams. and scammers like these types of people so will share this database of idiot lists.

next step is to offer you a dream return on a small amount as their fake way of proving they make you profit. this is the next 'hook' to stab and pull you in. because once you have invested something small, you are more likely to invest more.

when they eventually steal your main excessive funds the other 2 sites say THEIR 3rd site is not theirs and not their fault. making you lose funds with no recourse. making you the person at fault by blaming you for using a site that is shady(even if they all are)

and trying to prove they are linked and try to get returns via a court claim, is costly. which is why most scammers try to avoid scamming for more than $10k per victim. because if its less than $10k but a court case would cost more then $10k most victims dont bother taking things to court. and thats their strategy