There's a narrative being pushed around after @imantradingYT expose video on @_TJRTrades that he is a "scammer" only because of his day trading claims and lying for course sales.
Yes, that is very unethical and potentially illegal but it will never strike a real case. Ponzi schemes, undisclosed promotions, wash trading, market manipulation and pump & dump schemes are significantly more illegal but also indictable by the SEC. TJR's history with crypto, deals with potential obvious financial fraud that has legal precedents. Many celebrities and known figures have been charged for similar cases like a TJR case but his is worse with a longer + larger track record.
It's easy to twist the TJR's trading narrative because he apparently put some positive light on the TikTok day trading world. "He helped thousands with the basics of conceptual trading, so who cares if some mentorship members got scammed" - idiots.
The entire day trading industry does what he does, so nobody is going to care and to be honest it will never be saved. My focus was always TJR's participation in various ponzi schemes that not only deceived investors but also stole from them. That's a case with a mountain of evidence, more serious legal violations & the SEC is much more interested in taking down well known unregulated crypto scammers rather than day trading teenagers.
He likely made more $$ in these crypto activities, he's basically another BitBoy but more known + has illicit reach outside of crypto. DO NOT LET THE EYES TURN BLIND TO THIS SIDE OF TJR.
