What means fried bird effect?

Fried Bird Effect is a term that refers to a financial scam in which a con artist convinces people to invest in a nonexistent or illegal investment scheme. The con artist typically uses high-pressure sales tactics and promises of high returns on investment to lure victims into the scheme. Once the victims have invested their money, the con artist disappears and the victims lose everything.

The term "Fried Bird Effect" comes from a real-life case that involved a con artist who sold fried birds to investors. The con artist claimed that the birds were a new type of poultry that could be raised quickly and cheaply. He convinced investors to buy the birds and then promised to buy them back at a higher price. However, the con artist disappeared with the investors' money and the investors were left with nothing but a bunch of fried birds.