One Trade CEO Threatens Investors Over Recruitment Decline
One Trade CEO Evgeny Levin has warned investors that their investment contracts could be terminated if recruitment does not improve. Speaking during a webinar on July 20, Levin expressed frustration over the platform’s declining growth and poor recruitment performance.
Recruitment Numbers Continue to Fall
Levin said he had been monitoring the business for the past month and noticed a steady drop in new registrations. He revealed that the platform recorded only 50 new sign-ups despite having around 400 leaders responsible for expanding the network.
Leaders Ordered to Explain Performance
During the webinar, Levin told company leaders they must explain the decline in recruitment during a private company meeting. He warned that if the situation does not improve, One Trade may close investment contracts and end its trading arbitration program.
One Trade Linked to Arbcore
One Trade is widely considered a reboot of the collapsed Arbcore platform, which was also associated with Levin. Former Arbcore promoter Vladislav Stefanov remains active in promoting One Trade, while many current members are believed to be Arbcore investors trying to recover previous losses.
Withdrawal Problems Raise More Questions
The platform has reportedly delayed withdrawal requests and restricted investors from accessing their funds. Some users claim they are being encouraged or required to reinvest their available balances instead of withdrawing them, adding to concerns about the company’s financial position.
Future of One Trade Remains Uncertain
With recruitment slowing, withdrawal issues increasing, and its connection to Arbcore drawing scrutiny, One Trade is facing growing pressure. Unless the platform attracts a significant number of new investors, its future remains uncertain.
