An MLM network allows people to earn at different levels based on the number of people they bring into a network. For example, if a company sells granola bars, an individual at the lowest level, who has not brought anyone into the network, will earn less than someone at a higher level, who has brought 20 people into the network.
In an MLM, network people are rewarded for bringing more people in and that encourages them to keep speaking positively about the company, even when things may be going wrong. In a legitimate MLM network, a real product or service is offered. As more people are brought into the network, the business grows because there are more people generating a profit by selling the product or offering the service that is associated with the business.
With Beurax, the only real source of income is trading. The company does not benefit significantly by having more people come into the network with small sums of money, so how can it pay out earnings based on the number of new people you introduce? It’s not a profitable business model because it would reduce the money that is earned by trading.