Unlike Amfeix - their company is completely in the open, we know their identities.

Most Importantly...

Their performance has been just as impressive as Amfeix, so even if everything turns out okay over there, i'd suggest switching for peace of mind.

They couldn't steal your funds if they wanted to - it's non-custodial.

Unlike the typical hedge fund limited to accredited investors (people earning over $1,000,000 per year) you can start with just $100. (This is just 10% of what Amfeix cost to start)

London News Desk | Amfeix Review

We're hearing reports of Amfeix going MIA on people, not responding to e-mails, or users in their telegram support channel.Like thousands of others, their 3+ year track record with 0 people saying they had problems withdrawing their Bitcoin, made it sound like a safe deal. Their returns actually weren't insanely large, a good trader can actually make much more and assumed they had some running the fund.Of course, not knowing the founders/employees names was always a bit of a red flag - at the same time, there's a huge list of advantages to not giving away that information. Not motivated to hide from user, but governments.At the same time, we've been doing a deep dive in to an alternative where none of this issues are at play.They're called ' Ember Fund ' and they even filed with the SEC, and we verified it - see on the official .gov website here.Calling themselves a 'cryptocurrency hedge fund' they have apps for both iPhone and Adroid you can use to track your account.I think these 3 factors caught my attention most: Click here and take a look at Ember Fund!We're working on a more in-depth review, I wrote this up quickly for those starting to lose faith in Amfeix wondering where to go next.-------