It was a scam. QOINTECH

It ends up being like what other people have posted here, but the conversation started in the LINE group, and we talked about stocks and the economic situation every day, and then we started talking about FX, and I was called a teacher who gave guidance. A person presented instructions on positions and lot numbers on LINE, and everyone made a profit from it and posted screenshots of trading results and deposit details. Even though I had researched all of this, I was skeptical and tried to start trading, but I was told that other accounts had different spreads, lot numbers, and leverage, so I was guided to open one at a broker's exchange. I researched suspicious places, etc., and I had some trouble with the broker who opened the account, but in the end, they explained it to me and I started with a small deposit, still half-convinced.Winning is winning (lol). I tried comparing it with the chart of the sovereign company, but it was either above or below, so even if there was an error, I couldn't clearly understand how the chart was manipulated, and as this progressed, the story of this fraud gradually became more and more real. By the time I thought things were starting to get serious, it was too late.The group LINE also disappeared and all individual communications were marked as read by no one. It was a good learning experience, but even though I was half-hearted, I was a little greedy, so the study fee increased a bit.