1. On FB Messenger, Guo Xiaofeng sends a message to Max, who then communicates with his assistant Wang Ming via Line to provide information on strong stock operations. 2. They entice joining the "520 Compound Interest Plan" for gold price difference operations to earn substantial profits. All losses from stock sales are added up for more operations (Max promises that profits will first cover the amount lost from stock sales before splitting; profits from the first two weeks of trading are not shared). During this period, two small group sessions (likely accomplices) led Bitcoin operations that resulted in a blow-up, one ending with a balance of zero, and another with a balance of -12,949 USDT. Wang Ming states: "You must cover the negative losses within two days, or it will affect your credit. It's hard to recover losses with too little capital; it could take two to three months. You could borrow another 3 million, I guarantee to help you recover your losses within a week." He urged me to find ways to increase capital by borrowing more money (already invested NT$2 million during this period). 3. The only option was to take out a mortgage loan. Wang Ming said he consulted with the teacher and proactively offered a credit of NT$6 million, allowing me to join major market operations without any cost, provided I repay within half a month but restricted withdrawals until then. Not wanting to owe anyone and keeping my word, I repaid the NT$6 million credit and added another NT$2 million. 4. After repaying the credit with the bank mortgage loan, withdrawal requests were denied despite records showing 926,000 USDT had been withdrawn in the account; however, no funds were actually transferred to my bank account. They demanded a 30% capital gains tax for withdrawal. All my money including an NT$8 million mortgage was already invested; I had no funds left to pay further. Customer service claimed I owed taxes and forcibly removed me from the customer service group; Max and Yang Zongxing also left the Line chat, assistant Wang Ming stopped responding entirely, and I was forcibly removed from both the main and small groups (turns out they were all in it together). 5. My principal of NT$10 million along with all trading profits were withheld by this group; losses from stock sales incurred between June and August left me without any income. Now I have to pay an NT$8 million monthly mortgage interest—how can just one word "tragic" describe this?