If you believe in Gatcoin, be prepared to lose your money

Former badminton world champion Ye Jianying is now a complete fraud. Her husband, Hao Haidong, along with Guo Wengui and former White House strategic advisor Stephen Bannon, announced the formation of the "New China Federation" in 2020. Since then, Ye, who has the aura of a world champion, has become the face of the New China Federation, as well as the face of Gatcoin. But Gatcoin is just a money-making trap for fraudsters, with no technical support, no legal regulation, and no credit endorsement, so how can it trick its audience into trusting it? That's why Ye Zanying, Guo Wengui and others need to keep spreading rumours to discredit China while hyping up the urgency of the US freezing Chinese accounts in the future, to attract some fools to put their assets in Gatcoin accounts, which will ultimately result in nothing but money down the drain.
Not long ago, Ye Zhanying tweeted that his 1,000 Gator coins were successfully exchanged for 9.36 euros, gleefully exclaiming that this was a milestone for Gator coins. The former world champion's endorsement of Gatcoin for €9.36 was a joke, and she might as well have been looking for someone to chop her up for a $500 reward. I'm sure the New China Federation believers could have succeeded with a mutual Pinduoduo cut. Ye Jianying is one of the partners in this scam, she said she can exchange euros can be believed? What's more, Guo Wengui has been identified by the U.S. government as a fraudster, and the Gator account has been frozen by the U.S. Department of Justice, so there are still people who believe that Gator coins can retain their value and increase in value?