Obsidian Quantrex

by sircles on Jun 01, 2025 in Affiliates Scammers, boiler room scammers
What is Obsidian Quantrex? Obsidian Quantrex is another textbook example of a boiler room tradi

What is Obsidian Quantrex?

Obsidian Quantrex is another textbook example of a boiler room trading scam, wrapped in glossy AI buzzwords and fake fintech branding.

Obsidian Quantrex

Like its scam cousins — Jybla Price, Trixo Fund, Bitcord Verdis, Zyven Yield, Fondmatex — it follows the same predictable but highly effective pattern:

🎭 What is "Obsidian Quantrex"?

It’s not a real company. It’s a front — a fake AI trading platform pretending to use “quantum AI” or “algorithmic trading” to make people rich with no effort.

But behind the facade is a call center of scammers using scripts, manipulation, and technical trickery to steal deposits and extract more money over time.

🚨 How the Scam Works

1. Facebook / YouTube Ads

  • Fake news articles and videos show up as ads.

  • Buzzwords: “New AI app from Google/OpenAI”, “Banks hate this tool”, “Top trader leaks the secret”

  • They use logos like CNBC, FT, and deepfakes of Elon Musk or Martin Lewis

👉 The ad links to a landing page for “Obsidian Quantrex” with fake charts, fake testimonials, and a fake sign-up box.

2. You Sign Up → They Call Immediately

  • You enter your name and phone number.

  • Within minutes, you get a call from a fake financial advisor.

  • They sound polite, convincing, and “urgent”.

  • They push you to deposit £250 (or $/€ equivalent) to “activate your account”.

🧠 Red flag: Real investment platforms never call you immediately after signup.

3. Fake Trading Dashboard

  • You’re given login credentials to a slick-looking “trading platform”.

  • The dashboard simulates fake growth — green lines, profits, gains, signals.

  • They’ll say: “Your account made £90 in two days!”

📉 But it’s not connected to any markets. It’s just an HTML trick.

4. Upselling You Hard

  • You’re assigned an “account manager” or “AI trading mentor”.

  • They push you to add more:

    • “With £1,000, we can upgrade you to VIP strategy.”

    • “A big crypto opportunity is happening now — but you must act fast.”

  • Some victims are convinced to take out loans or re-mortgage homes.

5. Exit Scam

When you try to withdraw:

  • They claim “Your account is under review.”

  • Or say “You owe taxes / compliance fees / gas fees.”

  • Or ask to install AnyDesk or TeamViewer — and steal your screen and bank info.

Then…

  • The site disappears

  • Your number gets blocked

  • A new site appears with a new name and the cycle starts again

🔍 Why the Name Obsidian Quantrex?

It follows a naming formula used by scam factories:

  • "Obsidian" = strength, darkness, mystery (crypto edge)

  • "Quant" = high-frequency, quantitative finance (Wall Street appeal)

  • "rex" = king (illusion of dominance and security)

It’s marketing manipulation — a tech-sounding name that triggers trust in those unfamiliar with trading.

🧱 It’s Likely Built On:

  • A white-label scam platform hosted offshore (Panama, Seychelles, etc.)

  • A network of affiliates & spammers paid to post fake reviews and YouTube comments like:

    “It really worked! I withdrew $1,200 this week!”

  • Boiler rooms (Georgia, Albania, Ukraine, Moldova) staffed with multilingual scammers reading from scripts.

👁 Summary: It’s a Fake Fintech Trap

Obsidian Quantrex is not a fintech company. It’s:

  • A scam web template

  • Run by professional fraudsters

  • Meant to exploit people who are desperate to make quick money

If you see it promoted — report it.

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