@@waxcutter9813 Multi-Level Marketing schemes, otherwise referred to as Pyramid Schemes, are different to Ponzi schemes as MLMs/Pyramid schemes often require an investor to spread the news of their investment, otherwise nobody would get anything; Ponzi schemes, as shown, can often be just one person or one group, using your money to pay off loans to others before eventually running away with the money.
An MLM scam is an example of a Pyramid Scheme, which is slightly different than a Ponzi scheme. Here’s how Wikipedia explains the difference: “While often confused with each other, pyramid schemes and Ponzi schemes are different.[10] Pyramid schemes are based on network marketing, where each person in the pyramid is tasked with bringing in their own subordinates and in turn profiting from their sales or recruitments. This fails because it essentially requires an infinite number of people to join the company. In a Ponzi scheme, however, participants are promised returns on "investments", supposedly into stocks or goods, but which are actually paid for by new investors, while a central leading figure takes a portion as profit.”
Not only is it funny, it's also educational. But it'd only be applicable in the 30's and the gen betas would tell us "this is cringe why do teachers do this".
@@JustAnotherCommenter 1. Why do you think that betas would think that the teachers are cringe by doing that type of content? 2. Applicable in the '30s? Didn't you mean the 2030s?
@@ItsGameintrue, but what if I never got caught? Not that I have never been caught but let's just say I was never caught for the sake of an example.............
@@ipostwhatiwant69 there are less obvious ways to steal money from investors than ponzi schemes, very few ponzi schemes ever go undiscovered because they’re unsustainable by design
If schools taught everything like this I would pay so much more attention. (I have to edit this comment now because y'all can't seem to tell a serious comment apart from a joke.)
This is a 1 minute meme video about a overmemed topic (scams), ofc it is entertaining You would not pay more attention if your teachers used this in their hourly lectures. If anything, school would become unbearable quickly
I spent literally 3 class days in a *college* level version of a personal finance class my state *forces* you to take on this. And this video has now taken those 3 hours and 45 minutes of learning ONLY about Ponzi schemes (ok, maybe a little of other scams) and has completely taught everything learned in 39 seconds. Truly, these are magical. (and school is more bloated than your mom)
That's not how a Ponzi Scheme works. A Ponzi Scheme requires multiple people to invest and for each new investor you need even more investors to make payments possible, when you can't get enough investors/miney the Scheme fails. In theory it could go on forever, but in reality it's going to fail sooner or later.
@@roseCatcher_Ponzi scheme is form of fraud that lures investors and pays profits to earlier investors with from FROM MORE RECENT INVESTORS. And the video is not showing this. The video is showing the guy making ACTUAL PROFIT that lures in more investors and than runs off. Thus the video shows like a Ponzi scheme is when an actual business just randomy becomes greedy and runs off with the investors money. You see my problem with it?
Missed to put the Bitconnect meme (Carlos Matos). Also its more like the scammer uses the deposits of the second guy to pay the first guy, yet still great video 👍
Their attention span is so low, asking them to sit still and read without constant tiktok noises or 10 second restoration videos, will make their head explode
Thanks for this video. If you draw it like that it really shows how dangerous this scheme is. You think it works but in reality it's just long-term play... and the worst is it drags other investors in later on.
It takes a certain kind of great skill to take a concept and simplify it through a meme.. Like really, this is so simple but educational, and I've seen similar videos like this from other channels that still left me a bit confused..
Ironically Ponzy never fled with the money because he genuinely believed his style of paying dividends to investors with other investors money was sustainable
Unironically helpful because I've used ponzi scheme as a buzzword while thinking it was a fancy term for an MLM scam
Mlms largely function like this i thought
It's a diffrent type of scam.
@@waxcutter9813 Multi-Level Marketing schemes, otherwise referred to as Pyramid Schemes, are different to Ponzi schemes as MLMs/Pyramid schemes often require an investor to spread the news of their investment, otherwise nobody would get anything; Ponzi schemes, as shown, can often be just one person or one group, using your money to pay off loans to others before eventually running away with the money.
Is it not the same?
An MLM scam is an example of a Pyramid Scheme, which is slightly different than a Ponzi scheme. Here’s how Wikipedia explains the difference:
“While often confused with each other, pyramid schemes and Ponzi schemes are different.[10] Pyramid schemes are based on network marketing, where each person in the pyramid is tasked with bringing in their own subordinates and in turn profiting from their sales or recruitments. This fails because it essentially requires an infinite number of people to join the company. In a Ponzi scheme, however, participants are promised returns on "investments", supposedly into stocks or goods, but which are actually paid for by new investors, while a central leading figure takes a portion as profit.”
Schools should really start teaching us like this
Not only is it funny, it's also educational. But it'd only be applicable in the 30's and the gen betas would tell us "this is cringe why do teachers do this".
Its a good methodology to makes learning became fun
I think this gen needs help seriously (part of it)
@@JustAnotherCommenter 1. Why do you think that betas would think that the teachers are cringe by doing that type of content?
2. Applicable in the '30s? Didn't you mean the 2030s?
@@_CfocusWhy do you think that part of this gen needs help seriously?
I eat the cotton candy from my walls
we don’t care
Delicious
welcome to the club
Based and Asbestospilled
cotton candy is overrated, gummy strips >>>
"I get tutored online"
"Oh really, by who?"
"SENTRY"
"I know,he is the best :>"
Sentry ahead
@@newusernamessuck spy’s sapping my sentry
Tf2
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"Just in invest your money in a ponzi scheme for a short while and then never invest in it again" = stonks🎉🎉🎉🎉
never do in the first place = stonks
You’ll get involved in a class action lawsuit and lose any profit you made
@@ItsGameintrue, but what if I never got caught? Not that I have never been caught but let's just say I was never caught for the sake of an example.............
@@ipostwhatiwant69 there are less obvious ways to steal money from investors than ponzi schemes, very few ponzi schemes ever go undiscovered because they’re unsustainable by design
Like half of the victims in scams think this is what they're going to do.
I never knew what a Ponzi scheme was until now. Thank you I need you as my new teacher now
It's not what a ponzi scheme is
@@Jet-ij9zcbasically is, you describe a Ponzi scheme then
This video isnt even accurate
@@Tay10rda ponzi scheme would have the first 2 investor actually make money. And the only loser is the 3rd investor.
He should not of given this information to an Indian such as myself
Imagine everything in the schools being taught this way.
Future of education, right here.
Future = ADHD generation
Top comment is about a guy using buzzword without bothering educate themselves
All of you are clowns.
@@hyoroemongaming569 as an ADHD veteran I can say this is the stuff I wish I could've seen when I was 12
If that helps understanding concepts more easily, I honestly dont see the problem with it
@@hyoroemongaming569duck your comment.
Hi.Good video, keep it up.
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@@levienkon Stealer 2 : Our
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@@levienkon how stealing works:
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The Ponzi scammer should be portrayed as a trollface tbh, but nice explanation! Can't wait to see more.
What happened at the end there is known as a "rug pull" - that's when a fraudster just runs off with the money.
Now we need “How Pyramid Schemes Work”
pyramid = ponzi
Not exactly
@@Winner277K pyramid = ponzi on a pyramidal form, but that's pretty much the same concept.
Small differences but close enough to each other
It's not a scam 😭 it's a triangle of opportunity
My man single handedly start a new age of knowledge learning. Great job and Keeping on👍
The world was never the same after the How DDOS Works video...
If schools taught everything like this I would pay so much more attention.
(I have to edit this comment now because y'all can't seem to tell a serious comment apart from a joke.)
No you wouldn't
No you wouldn't
Yes you would
This is a 1 minute meme video about a overmemed topic (scams), ofc it is entertaining
You would not pay more attention if your teachers used this in their hourly lectures. If anything, school would become unbearable quickly
You're not understanding
As a ponzi scammer this is truly explains accurately how we operate. gotta go, irs is chasing me 😢
LOL
This shit shold be played in school. I'm positive there's not one dumbass on this planet dumb enough not to understand this. Thank you, keep this up!
I spent literally 3 class days in a *college* level version of a personal finance class my state *forces* you to take on this. And this video has now taken those 3 hours and 45 minutes of learning ONLY about Ponzi schemes (ok, maybe a little of other scams) and has completely taught everything learned in 39 seconds. Truly, these are magical.
(and school is more bloated than your mom)
Might want to have a talk with you professor or start listening in class because this video doesn't show a ponzi scheme
@@Jet-ij9zc Yes, you are correct.
Ok but why is this channel actually so helpful when it comes to making me understand concepts better that should probably be simple to get 💀
*_Gambling addiction be like:_*
I won a 2k jackpot at the slots today!!!
okay, but how much have you lost this year?
This is something Krabs would do. Love this content
Krabs is a Ponzi, confirmed.
That's not how a Ponzi Scheme works. A Ponzi Scheme requires multiple people to invest and for each new investor you need even more investors to make payments possible, when you can't get enough investors/miney the Scheme fails. In theory it could go on forever, but in reality it's going to fail sooner or later.
Yes it is.
Ponzi scheme = global market
that why it's illegal and they will come for your ass fast
In real life, Ponzi schemes/scams don't look like pyramid schemes. The video is correct.
@@roseCatcher_Ponzi scheme is form of fraud that lures investors and pays profits to earlier investors with from FROM MORE RECENT INVESTORS. And the video is not showing this. The video is showing the guy making ACTUAL PROFIT that lures in more investors and than runs off. Thus the video shows like a Ponzi scheme is when an actual business just randomy becomes greedy and runs off with the investors money. You see my problem with it?
Very accurate tbh, plain, simple, and easy to understand.
Missed to put the Bitconnect meme (Carlos Matos).
Also its more like the scammer uses the deposits of the second guy to pay the first guy, yet still great video 👍
Accurate, although usually the early investors get away with a little something too if they don't feed in repeatedly.
money
So real….lots of scam like this happen in my country.
If you were a teacher I would give you a raise.
not even a hint or irony but if schools taught everything in this format i actually might be a smart and academically motivated person
These videos teach us stuff way way quicker then any school ever could
video suggestion: "how addiction works"
Good question!
No idea...
This guy is so good at explaining things with memes. Good job!
Thank you for re-educating us into what Ponzi schemes are. Thanks to you, I'd successfully dodged multiple Ponzi schemes!!!!!!
Yessss. More. Grow the trend
You should make a whole series on different sorts of scams like this
I’m seeing an uncanny resemblance to Social Security here.
Sentry cracked the algorithm with this format
How to win in a ponzi scheme: be the first one to invest then dissapear
I got ripped off in Runescape like this as a kid. Come to think of it, a lot of my economic life lessons came from Runescape lmao
Man this is so effective in education, i literally get it quick
There is no use for all the information online if nobody wants to read it.
Content like this could be the only hope for the new generations lol
Their attention span is so low, asking them to sit still and read without constant tiktok noises or 10 second restoration videos, will make their head explode
if theres school that use tiktok sound effects and meme videos like this they wont be skipping lessons
ty for this masterpiece
Ponzi = Fishing for Money
wake up babe new SENTRY video dropped
Im glad you made a video explaining Pomni
these "how things work" series is really engaging. magnificent, picasso.
Schoolzzz
These videos truly teach you about the world in an easy to understand, comprehensible way. Amazing
I've already learned a lot of this stuff in my Linux class at school, but these explanations are highly accurate!
When the whole ass economy is turning into a ponzi scheme when the planet overheats
That's how the government works.
The fact I don't understand how it works for like 6 plus years is just amazing
BEST WAY TO EXPLAIN THIS IVE WATCHED SO MANY OTHER VIDEOS BYT THIS OEN EXPLAINED IT
THAT GOES WAY TO HARD TO BE MADE BY MERE HUMAINS 🗣🔥🔥💯
Today a meme is truly more powerful than ten pages of text
Bro this actually helped me understand, I couldn't before
he looks for ALL of your money after DISAPPEARS!
Memories of my school's student council hit hard now
yes. That's why I never let all my money go for investment. Just invest a small amount
this is exactly what i was looking for!
This is why I never do any trading online
Cryptos and NFT be like
that guy from south park: aaand it's gone
I wanted you to make a video on how nfts and bitcoin works but honestly this video works for them too
I love how it's so simple.
Never heard about the ponzi scheme in my life
Maybe for future reference, put the meaning in the description
I love the memes!
STEALER been reeeal quiet since this one dropped.
PLEASE do more of these!!
This is going to blow up😂😂
Wake up, we got ponzi scheme explained before GTA 6!
press f for respect on the third guy....
Every school should teach like this. It's much shorter and much funner.
Ponzi be chilling if u never stop paying ur investors
Another banger from SENTRY ❤
Pov: you're Social Security
This is some top tier scheme
I actually didn't know what it was before watching this video. This was actually educational lmfao
Thanks for this video. If you draw it like that it really shows how dangerous this scheme is. You think it works but in reality it's just long-term play... and the worst is it drags other investors in later on.
Oh well.. I made 10 Ponzi schemes without realising it!
This guy will got a Nobel.
Анимация "Как инвесторы в Кибер-спорт инвестировали"😂😂😂
Social security in a nutshell
3 black sentry vs 1 red sentry
I think Ponzi schemes would give this 101% accuracy
It takes a certain kind of great skill to take a concept and simplify it through a meme.. Like really, this is so simple but educational, and I've seen similar videos like this from other channels that still left me a bit confused..
WOOO BANGER ALERT very educational!
Understandable, Have a Great Day 😃👍
😃👍
This helped me pass my social studies exam
Thank you so much!!! 😄
Sometimes the schemer give back more money than they received to build trust with the investors.
Master in Economy, now
Best explanation yet 😂
The ponzi guy didn't have any meme faces, cause he's serious about robbing these marks.
Now I need someone to make how blockchain works in a meme format
remember kids, invests small not all.
Literally a gold doubling scam
Ironically Ponzy never fled with the money because he genuinely believed his style of paying dividends to investors with other investors money was sustainable
“I’ll double your gold”
“Trust me it’s not a scam”
gonna prank my buddies with this one thx
As long as I'm not the last- Ok, I got it now.
This is how in the future we will teach to kids