Verdict up front: Kamex advertises “copy trading 24/7 worldwide” and real-time signals under the Binance name, and sells access in “Packs”. Its own price ticker is frozen at round numbers that do not move. France blacklisted it in April 2026. Do not buy a pack.
Kamex
kamextrading.com · “Copy Trading Binance | Signaux en Temps Réel”
SCAM BROKER
- Website
- kamextrading.com
- Domain registered
- 2 January 2026 — nine months old
- Regulator
- On the French AMF / ACPR blacklist since 14 April 2026
- Registrar
- Name.com, Inc.
- Status
- Live — page loads today
The Binance in the title
The page title is “Kamex – Copy Trading Binance | Signaux en Temps Réel”. Nothing on the site states a partnership, an affiliation or an API relationship with Binance, and Binance does not endorse third-party copy-trading resellers by putting its name in their page titles. The word is there to be read by search engines and by you, and to borrow credibility neither the site nor the regulator supports.
The ticker that never moves
Across the top: BTC $98,000 ↗ 1.50% · ETH $3,500 ↗ 2.10% · BNB $700 ↗ 0.80% · SOL $200 ↗ 3.20% · XRP $2.400 ↘ 0.50% · ADA $1.100 ↗ 1.80%.
Look at the numbers. Bitcoin at exactly 98,000. Ether at exactly 3,500. BNB at exactly 700. Solana at exactly 200. Real markets do not sit on round hundreds simultaneously, and these values do not change while the page is open. It is a decorative strip of hard-coded text on a site whose entire product is supposed to be real-time market data.
⚠ Verified evidence
- kamextrading.com is on the French AMF / ACPR blacklist, added 14 April 2026.
- The domain was registered on 2 January 2026 — nine months old.
- The page title invokes Binance, a company with no stated connection to this operation.
- The live ticker reads BTC $98,000 / ETH $3,500 / BNB $700 / SOL $200 / ADA $1.100 — suspiciously round figures that do not update.
- The product is sold as “Packs”, a tiered payment, rather than as a regulated service with a fee.
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What copy trading actually requires
Legitimate copy trading is a regulated activity: you are placing your money under someone else’s trading decisions. In France that requires authorisation, disclosure of the strategy provider’s real track record, and a clear statement of fees and risk. Kamex offers “Packs” — a price for access — and names no strategy provider, no verified performance record and no regulator.
Where the money actually goes
In this model the pack fee is the first extraction, and it is often not the last. Once paid, users are typically moved onto a channel — Telegram, WhatsApp, or a “VIP” group — where the signals are free-form, unverifiable, and accompanied by pressure to fund an account at an exchange chosen by the operator. Losses are attributed to the user’s timing.
How to check a copy-trading service in two minutes
Search the name on the AMF blacklist at amf-france.org and in the register at regafi.fr. Ask the service to name the regulated entity that holds client funds. Then test the site’s own data: open the page twice, ten minutes apart, and see whether the “live” prices have changed. If a platform cannot get a public price feed right, it is not running your trades.
The verdict: Kamex borrows the Binance name, sells access in packs, and displays a hard-coded price ticker as live market data while sitting on the French blacklist. Do not buy a pack.
Sources, checked 23 September 2026: French AMF / ACPR blacklist entry for kamextrading.com (14 April 2026) · RDAP registration record · the live page at kamextrading.com, read in full
