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I'm updating my review of this site, as it's not a total scam. I paid $7.00 in btc on Sept 10th and was able to withdrawal $10 in TRX as of today, but site has changed their layout and I wasn't able to login for a couple of weeks. Definitely not putting anymore money into it though.
Total scam. I deposited $10 and so far I've earned only $3.6. I can't withdraw until I reach $10. Hopefully I will get there.
Scam site, like a ponzi, will take your money buy you positions but never pay you, I lost 20.00 to this scam, keep buying positions and I never got paid
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