How shocking it was to see Bits Capital Market demand $1,390 in a “profit verification fee”

Verification of profits is internal accounting work, not a client’s financial obligation. The absurdity of being asked to pay to confirm money that is supposedly mine highlights the manipulation. When I asked for proof that such practices exist in real financial markets, their representatives dodged every question. They repeated generic statements like “this is standard policy” but provided no evidence. Such deliberate vagueness reveals intent. Real platforms never charge for confirming balances—they simply process withdrawals. Bits Capital Market’s tactic is straightforward: keep investors hooked, invent creative names for fees, and block access to funds until more money is paid. This repeated deception proves one thing conclusively: Bits Capital Market is a fraudulent platform.