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GlobalTradex Scam — Larry Fink Named as Its Chairman

Verdict up front: GlobalTradex (globaltradexplus.com) presents Larry Fink — the head of BlackRock — as its “Chairman & Ceo” and lists a “Private Partnership with Elon Reeve Musk”. The US Securities and Exchange Commission warned about it on 4 June 2026. The domain was registered on 28 July 2022 — about four years ago.

Website globaltradexplus.com
Page title “GobalTradexPlus | Home” (sic)
Products Spot, margin, bot and copy trading
Claims 1M+ traders, 140+ countries, 25B+ volume
Regulator SEC (United States), 4 June 2026
Domain registered 28 July 2022 — about 4 years old

Someone else’s chairman

The leadership block copies BlackRock’s history: co-founded in 1988, “the world’s largest asset manager, overseeing over $11.5 trillion”, iShares, Aladdin. Neither Larry Fink nor BlackRock has any link to GlobalTradex.

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A partnership invented in a sentence

“Private Partnership with ELON REEVE MUSK” is a single line with nothing behind it. Using famous names is the oldest trick in crypto fraud.

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An investor day that is not theirs

“Today, we are hosting our 2025 Investor Day” and “$400B private fundraising” goals are lifted from the real company’s plans.

The typo in the tab

The browser tab reads “GobalTradexPlus”. The footer says “© 2026 GlobalTradex” with no company, address or registration.

⚠ Verified evidence

  • The US SEC warned about globaltradexplus.com on 4 June 2026.
  • Names Larry Fink as Chairman & CEO.
  • Claims a partnership with Elon Musk.
  • Tab title misspelled “GobalTradexPlus”.

What to do after paying GlobalTradex

  • Do not pay any “tax”, “unlock” or “verification” fee GlobalTradex asks for — those charges never release a balance.
  • Ignore cold calls promising to get your GlobalTradex money back for a fee.
  • File a report with your local police or national fraud line and keep the reference number.
  • If GlobalTradex had you install screen-sharing software, delete it and run a security scan.
  • Reset your email and banking passwords if GlobalTradex ever saw your screen.
  • Ask your bank’s fraud team to recall the payment to GlobalTradex and to flag the receiving account.

Testing GlobalTradex’s claims

The quickest test is FINRA BrokerCheck and the SEC’s Investment Adviser Public Disclosure site: search “GlobalTradex” and, separately, globaltradexplus.com. A WHOIS or RDAP lookup on globaltradexplus.com shows the registration date: 28 July 2022. Neither database will show a firm that never registered. Search the name with the words “warning” and “reviews” too — victims often post first.

The verdict: GlobalTradex hides behind the names of real business leaders, and the US SEC has warned about it. Do not deposit.

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Sources, checked 1 October 2026: SEC (United States) warning via IOSCO I-SCAN (4 June 2026) · RDAP registration record for globaltradexplus.com · the live page at globaltradexplus.com, read in full. Warnings come from regulators, not courts. General information, not investment advice.

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