Recently, discussions surrounding the authenticity of EagleTrader’s official channels have increased significantly. A common feature can be seen in the feedback from some candidates: the relevant information is not rough fabrication, but a high degree of imitation of official content and expressions, gradually building a sense of trust.

This also makes it difficult for many candidates to distinguish the authenticity of the information in time during the initial contact.

"Looks official" is often packaged in layers

According to official verification by EagleTrader, the counterfeiting discovered so far usually does not exist in a single form, but through the superposition of multiple information to create an "official illusion."

First of all, it is the splicing and use of public information.

Fake content often directly quotes the platform name, business description, company information and other public information that can be checked on the official website, making the information appear to have a certain degree of authenticity.

(Figure 1, Figure 2: Comparison of fake CR files (left) and official real CR files (right))

(Figure 3, Figure 4: Comparison of fake license plate (left) and official real license plate (right))

Secondly, it is a high degree of imitation of visual and verbal skills.

Including platform name, logo, page structure, and even customer service communication terms, they are all deliberately closer to official content, thereby reducing candidates' defensiveness.

(Figure 5, Figure 6: Fake APP icon (left) and EagleTrader official genuine APP icon (right))

(Figure 7, Figure 8: Fake APP internal interface (left) and EagleTrader official genuine APP home page interface (right))

Finally, the operation is guided through an unofficial path.

After gaining initial trust, relevant personnel often guide candidates to leave the official website system and continue communication or operations through third-party links and non-public processes.