Wow, this is amazing, I couldn’t even imagine it was possible to get into this event at all. At least send a photo of the invitation so us regular folks can take a look! :)

By popular demand :)

Subject: Seeking Insight & Verification Before Increasing Investment





Good morning, TechBerry Community,

I hope you're all well. I'm looking for honest feedback before increasing my TechBerry investment by $300K—likely via a broker like Oanda.

I’ve been a live investor since Feb 2025. My sub-$5K credit card-funded account has shown mostly positive results—daily profits with occasional losses. All profits are credited on-platform, which is encouraging.

Still, I need to verify if the returns are real—not simulated. The NovaTech collapse (https://www.financemagnates.com/trending/novatechs-650-million-crypto-fraud/) is a cautionary tale. Some red flags I’ve noticed:

No verifiable info on leadership/operations

Reports of frozen accounts, no support follow-up

Possibly paid/incentivized reviews

Low ScamAdviser trust score (hidden ownership, low traffic)

Also, could using a broker like Oanda reduce returns vs. direct TechBerry funding?

Key questions:

Any U.S. users with 12+ months of verified returns via broker (FxAudit/FX Blue)?

Why is Myfxbook link down while others work?

Was an LPOA enough to start trading with Oanda?

Any VIP ($1M+) users? Consistent profits? Withdrawals okay?

Any credible source confirming Blackstone acquisition?

Any proof this isn’t a Ponzi or non-performing FX product?

Is the 1% drawdown claim accurate in real trades?

What can VIPs share with high-level investors?

Have “guaranteed returns/loss protection” ever been tested?

Any unexplained balance/trade/fee changes?

Were referral/commission incentives pushed?

What legal agreements did you sign? Jurisdiction?

Are they regulated or covered by insurance/internal guarantees?

How responsive is customer support?

With respect,
Honesty Is Always Bliss

Hi,

All good here. Hope you're doing well too. I won't be able to answer all your questions, of course, but I'll share what I know from personal experience.

This year I attended their offline event for VIP clients for the first time. Made a few promising connections that were useful for my business. Honestly, that was one of the main reasons I went. I think it's definitely worth attending at least once to form your own opinion, rather than reading online reviews written by who knows whom and for what purpose.

It was a great experience, although Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, wasn't there - but there were plenty of BlackRock's top managers. The atmosphere was almost family-like, and you could tell that the BlackRock and TechBerry managers interacted like long-time partners. I personally got the impression that they've been working together for quite a while, although no one officially confirmed anything.

You probably saw the recent Newsweek article about TechBerry and BlackRock, where Peter Todd was mentioned - he was indeed there. A simple, friendly guy, didn't go on stage, didn't make any formal speeches. Just casually hanging out with the top managers and guests.
After I had a few drinks, I went up to him and asked if he was Satoshi. He replied in his usual joking manner, "We are all Satoshi."

Regarding your key questions:

FxAudit, FXBlue, and Myfxbook are not brokers - they are trading account monitoring services for MT4/MT5. They just publish stats and data from trading accounts. Myfxbook works for me, but a few times it gave an error that, due to technical reasons, access was temporarily unavailable on their side.

In 2022, my business partner and I invested $20M directly into TechBerry from our corporate account. We also spent quite a bit of time deciding whether to go through a broker or direct funding. In the end, we went with direct funding via TechBerry, as it was more beneficial. Given that the amount was significant, we asked TechBerry to connect the trading account and provide us with individual access to its monitoring on Myfxbook. They fulfilled our request without any issues. I'll try to find the link on Myfxbook and send it to you if I do.

We withdrew profit every month, mostly in crypto. Fast and smooth. In 2024, one of the partners urgently needed funds and withdrew his share ($11M) - also without any problems. I later allocated my portion separately and didn't connect it to any monitors. Two years of monitoring was enough for me to be convinced.
Also, premium memberships include online trade monitoring - you can view all trades in real-time. That's even more convenient than using FxBlue, FxAudit, or Myfxbook.

Drawdown during the entire time I was monitoring never even reached 1%. Everything matched the stats shown on their website and other tracking platforms. I recommend checking both their site and the monitors yourself.

I haven't noticed any sharp balance changes, hidden fees, or other strange activity - everything's been stable.

Regarding referrals: officially, there are no incentives. But based on my experience, they will accommodate VIP members.

As for support - it clearly matches the level of membership. For VIP clients, the service is top-tier. Though I personally think support should be the same for everyone regardless of membership level. Hopefully, TechBerry's top management understands this too.

As for loss insurance testing - that's all automated. If there's a negative trading day, the coverage kicks in the same day.

Investment decisions are a personal matter. I believe giving advice here isn't appropriate. Everyone should decide for themselves.

There were rumors about TechBerry going public, but the CEO recently gave a comment to Newsweek saying that they're not planning an IPO this year - maybe only toward the end of next year at best. I'll attach the link here:
https://newsweek.nyc/techberrys-ipo-this-year-rumor-or-reality/

That's about it.

With respect and best regards.

I found our old Myfxbook link that was monitoring our TechBerry account on Swissquote:

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/tbfx1/tb-swissquote/10840541/KvSQvooeItATtAMIN10T