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I have matched up with at least 9 gorgeous Chinese women from Hong Kong or Singapore who seem to follow a similar pattern, so I think this must be a scam. I wasn’t foolish enough to go all the way through with this to verify, but I figured someone else has and can validate my suspicions.

1. Chinese girl matches with you - not in your geographic area
2. Chinese girl is always young, beautiful, and wealthy (lifestyle includes golfing, high fashion brands, expensive resorts in photos)
3. Chinese girl asks you for your WhatsApp almost immediately; she sends messages daily and even throws in some cute videos or pics to bait you. She may occasionally actually call you for a brief moment (to make you think it is a real woman but I suspect there is one girl calling hundreds of guys for a minute per guy)
4. She asks you about your profession or business if you have one and says she does something very similar (to build trust and affinity)
5. She casually brings up Forex trading and says she makes lots of money trading Bitcoin - USD or some other variation on forex
6. She tells you to try it, that she will teach you how or even offers to introduce you to her teacher She will send you screen shots of her earnings (one woman sent me a screen shot showing she made $75,000 on a trade)
7. Once you agree and download MetaTrader 4 as instructed (even though there is a Version 5 out), she directs you on when to execute sample trades (usually late at night during HK or Singapore opening hours)
8. After you do several simulations (mine generated up to $14,000 per trade in profit), she asks how much you will invest in real money. She or her teacher suggest you start with $50,000 USD or more.
9. If you prove useless or say you are not interested, she will stop contacting you.

Currently running MetaTrade 4 on Bionic Beaver through WINE.
Seems to run okay. Gets a little chunky at times when I'm pushing it a bit. I'll post my basic hardware specs at the bottom, but they shouldn't be the issue. I suppose WINE is bottlenecking my performance somehow; more specifically:
I'm trying to run a plugin for MT4 called Soft4FX. The plugin seems to boot up fine, but once I actually ask it to start doing something (likely resource intensive), it locks up within about 5-10 seconds. Ubuntu keeps running fine, but it freezes my application in WINE.
The fact that Ubuntu keeps running smooth, but this program starts locking up seems to suggest to me that the plugin/application is demanding too much ram/vram/etc for WINE to tolerate and it's causing it to lock up. Also it could because I'm missing some bit like DirectX9 or w/e (I'm still really new to Ubuntu and I'm even newer to WINE). Or maybe it's some type of Kernal issue or something--this all isn't my area of expertise, I'm pretty new on Linux.
I know just enough about this stuff to get myself in trouble, basically, so if you have some good ideas why this is happening, I'd love to hear from you. I also might need you to be very specific with your reply, you probably shouldn't assume that I know anything. I'm very convinced that this isn't an issue with MT4 or Soft4FX, but a WINE issue. I am also convinced that it's likely something very small, but a matter of isolating what it is.
Thanks in advance!
Likely relevant hardware specs (mainly to confirm that there's not a hardware limitation, I assume)
i7 4790k
16gb RAM
Nvidia 1080ti
running on a solids state.
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Edit:
If it helps, these are the requirements listed on the Soft4FX website (the plugin that's crashing everything)

Requirements

• Microsoft Windows 7/8/10
• Installed Metatrader 4 (not Metatrader 5) - where to get MT4
• 4 GB of RAM
• Internet connection (the faster the better - downloading tick data may be time-consuming)
• Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 (Check and install)
• Recommended: a few GB of free hard disk space for storing downloaded tick data
• Recommended: Full HD screen

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Second Edit:
I managed to get net framework installed (I think) and it didn't really seem to change anything. Having the same issues. I reinstalled wine also and I believe I have the most up to date version currently. Also no noticeable effects. Still thinking there's some resource limit being hit.

If you guys could post other things that you've found useful too, that'd be great.

• Earnfx position size calculator for MT4 - download it and the script, set it up with hotkeys, and edit the default parameters of the indicator in metaeditor (eg. set the default risk size, commission sizes, etc). I've got it set up as follows: Ctrl+Q brings up the indicator. Then I drag and drop the entry, TP and SL lines. Once they're in the right spot, Alt+Q submits the order. Very fast, very easy. I cannot recommend this enough.
  
• R multiple measuring tool (modified fib retracement tool) - useful for assessing trades. Learn about R multiples here. Learn how to set up the tool here.
  
• Change the timeframe of all your open charts using keyboard shortcuts - useful if you have your charts tiled and want to assess lower and higher timeframes quickly and easily.
  
• Mobile MT4 app - Be notified when you get filled on a pending order without having to watch that chart. Get alerts on your mobile through the MT4 app by connecting it to your MT4 pc platform. Find your MetaQuotes ID in your pc platform (Options>Notifications>Enable), then type it into the mobile app under Settings>Messages>MetaQuotes ID.
  
• Edgewonk (or just a comprehensive excel journal) - extremely useful paid software for journaling. See my post here for details about journaling.
  
• Myfxbook - everyone's favourite website to track their trading performance. Note that it generally sucks for strategy refinement, and thus it's not a substitute for a proper trading journal.
  
• Darwinex - Another useful analytical tool, similar (imo superior) to myfxbook. Just set up an account and link your trading account from your broker. Can also be used to obtain trading capital if you've got a nice track record.
  
• ShareX - the best free program for taking and sharing screenshots of trades. Very powerful and extremely customisable.
  
• Equity curve simulator - play around with this to see how your win rate, risk:reward ratio, and risk per trade all interact with each other. Pay close attention to the max drawdown figures.
  
• Chat with Traders podcast - for keeping you entertained and not taking random trades when you're bored