If you’ve landed on bitcoinecon.com (also written all over the web as BitcoinEcon or mistyped as Bitcoinecoin) you’ve probably seen the shiny dashboards, the breathless

Crypto is already a circus. But every so often, a new act rolls into town that makes the clowns look like Nobel Prize winners. BitBullPro

If you thought crypto Ponzi naming had peaked with “We Are All Satoshi” or “Meta Protocol,” along comes Aarman — a project that sounds less

If there were a Hall of Fame for crypto Ponzi operators, Shavez Anwar (aka Shavez Ahmed Siddiqui) would already have his bust on display, probably

If you’ve been around the crypto “investment” scene long enough, you can smell a Ponzi from a mile away. And boy, NSIP reeks like expired

Every time you think these “get rich in 24 hours” platforms have finally run out of steam, another one shows up waving banners of “innovation”

Ah yes, another day, another “guaranteed passive income” crypto platform. This time, it’s GrowStaking, the site claiming it can magically turn your USDT, Bitcoin, or

If you’ve ever thought, “Wow, I’d love to invest in a company that makes me click buttons all day while promising 1.3% daily returns,” congratulations—Grokr

Another day, another crypto Ponzi scheme pretending to be the future of decentralized finance. This time it’s BitNest, an MLM operation that claims to run

When you see a project bragging about “nodes,” “staking,” and “ecosystems,” you already know what’s coming. Welcome to WeFi, an “investment opportunity” wrapped in crypto

If I had a dollar for every time a scam promised “AI-powered trading,” I’d probably be wealthier than half the clowns running these programs. Meet

Water is life. But in the hands of scammers, water becomes marketing fluff for yet another MLM Ponzi scheme. That’s exactly what’s happening with Hydromono—a

If you’ve been around the MLM crypto scam block, you know the routine: a fake CEO with a generic name, flashy websites promising passive income,