Blockchain Sports’ New Play: Cash Out Through Duped Football Fans

The crypto clowns behind Blockchain Sports have reinvented themselves again — this time with a plan so absurd it could only come from Dubai’s scam capital: cashing out through football fans.

Once a garden-variety shitcoin Ponzi built around its useless SPORTS and FTBLL tokens, Blockchain Sports is now rebranding itself as a “fan engagement platform.” Translation: get football clubs to unknowingly recruit their own supporters into a token donation pyramid scheme — all so the original Daisy Global scammers can finally cash out.

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A Brief History of Blockchain Sports’ Blunders

First, there was the SPORTS token Ponzi, followed by the FTBLL token Ponzi, followed by an NFT Ponzi promising investors “ownership stakes” in footballers’ careers. Then came the random “AI innovation in Belarus” subplot that nobody asked for.

None of it worked, so the team pivoted to Blockchain Sports Marketplace, a reboot meant to sell “virtual shares” in football clubs. That too flopped faster than a third-division flop in the penalty box.

Now, the scammers have unveiled Blockchain Sports Arena, a “community-driven fan experience” that’s really just their next exit scam in disguise.

The New Scam: “Hide the Money”

During an October 2nd global “community call,” Grigory Lundin — Blockchain Sports’ slick-talking frontman — outlined the new strategy.

“We have changed everything completely… and we are already launching it.”

The pitch? Target “all the football fans in the world” by partnering with clubs who will “verify” their fan bases through Blockchain Sports Arena.

Clubs are told it’s “free” for fans to join. The trick is that the money talk comes later. Fans will first be asked to sign up “just to prove they’re real supporters,” no purchases required. Then comes the upsell.

“We are not speaking about the money at all… at first,” Lundin said.

Translation: reel them in first, then bleed them dry.

The Token Trap: ATLA

Once fans are inside the system, they’ll be encouraged to buy ATLA tokens — the same tokens being flogged to Daisy Global Ponzi victims for 78 cents apiece, even though it trades on MEXC Exchange for $38.53 (a price sustained only through insider wash trading).

In reality, ATLA’s “value” is about as genuine as Blockchain Sports’ Belarus AI experiment.

Fans are told they can “donate” ATLA to their favorite clubs as a show of support. Clubs will then use those ATLA donations to participate in Blockchain Sports’ staking program — a recycled Ponzi model where fake yields are generated from old investor money.

The supposed “competition” element comes from leaderboards that rank fans by how much they’ve “donated” to their teams. Fans who can’t afford to donate are told to earn points by recruiting ten friends or by winning “club challenges” — a multi-level recruitment tactic straight out of the MLM playbook.

The Real Goal: Daisy Global Investors Cashing Out

Here’s the genius (or insanity) of it: Blockchain Sports doesn’t need new tech or tokenomics — it just needs new suckers.

According to Lundin and Jeremy Roma (the convicted Ponzi pusher behind Daisy Global and its reboot Limitless), the entire scheme exists to offload ATLA tokens from Daisy’s original investors onto unsuspecting football fans.

Roma explained the exit plan in his own words:

“This next [ATLA] round is a public round… this is where we hand off our tokens.”

“People are going to be participating at $15, and those funds are going to be used to buy back coins from the community.”

In short:

1. Football fans are tricked into buying ATLA.

2. They “donate” those tokens to their clubs.

3. Clubs reinvest them into Blockchain Sports’ staking Ponzi.

4. Blockchain Sports insiders — including Daisy Global’s old investors — cash out through a closed-loop OTC exchange called the Odyssey Platform.

Fans and clubs? Left holding the bag, cheering for losses they’ll never recover.

The Odyssey Exit Platform

The “Odyssey Platform” is Blockchain Sports’ private over-the-counter exchange — a convenient back door for insiders to dump ATLA tokens without crashing the fake market price on MEXC.

If those bagholders could sell on a real exchange, the coin would plummet to zero faster than you can say “financially regulated.”

Instead, Odyssey acts as an internal trading floor where Daisy Global’s Limitless investors get to cash out quietly, far from public scrutiny.

Roma and company are positioning the new “public round” as a fan investment opportunity, complete with fake scarcity pricing — $0.78 privately, $15 publicly — to create the illusion of massive profit potential.

It’s the oldest trick in the Ponzi playbook: raise the sticker price, find a new audience, and call it progress.

The Daisy Global Connection

To understand Blockchain Sports’ new scam, you have to understand the old one — Daisy Global.

Daisy Global was an MLM crypto Ponzi run by Jeremy Roma, which collapsed in December 2023. It was later rebranded to Limitless, and eventually merged with Blockchain Sports in early 2024.

Now, the same Daisy crowd — Roma, Dmitriy Saksonov, and Grigory Lundin — are using football fandom as a Trojan horse to dump their tokens and disappear.

“BoostyFi”: The Mysterious Add-On

Roma appears to have cashed out further by selling Limitless investor data to a mysterious new entity called BoostyFi, whose domain was registered on September 23, 2025.

The site briefly went live, then vanished. Its owners? Unknown. Its purpose? Likely to serve as another cash extraction layer for Daisy/Blockchain Sports victims.

If history is any guide, “BoostyFi” will be the next buzzword scam that shows up right before the current one implodes.

The Puppet Master: Dmitriy Saksonov

At the top of this whole farce is Dmitriy Saksonov, a convicted fraudster and career Ponzi operator who, along with a team of Eastern European scammers, runs Blockchain Sports out of Dubai — the city-state that has become a magnet for financial fugitives.

Saksonov’s crew has perfected the art of repackaging failures. Each new iteration of the scam — SPORTS, FTBLL, NFTs, Marketplace, Arena — is simply the last one with a fresh coat of marketing paint.

The Perfect Exit Strategy

Let’s call it what it is: an exit scam disguised as fan engagement.

Here’s the playbook:

1. Use football clubs as the credibility anchor.

2. Recruit fans under the guise of loyalty verification.

3. Sell them ATLA tokens and encourage “donations.”

4. Push clubs to stake ATLA back into the Ponzi.

5. Dump tokens via Odyssey, letting insiders cash out quietly.

6. Vanish into the Dubai sunset.

By the time regulators catch up, the scammers will be onto the next “AI tokenized NFT sports metaverse” project — or whatever buzzwords are trending next quarter.

Final Verdict

Blockchain Sports has gone from crypto gimmick to full-blown sportswashing Ponzi, exploiting fans’ emotional connection to their favorite clubs.

Behind the scenes, it’s still the same Daisy Global syndicate of Jeremy Roma, Dmitriy Saksonov, and Grigory Lundin, running plays straight out of the MLM fraud handbook.

Football fans may think they’re supporting their team — but in reality, they’re just helping a pack of professional scammers cash out one last time.

The only real “arena” here is the one where trust and money go to die.

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