Blockchain International investor losses, initially pegged at $21 million, have now climbed to $48.9 million AUD (~$34.8 million USD).
Blockchain International’s adjusted investor loss quantity is a results of ongoing liquidation proceedings in Australia.
Blockchain International, a cryptocurrency alternate owned by Ryan Xu and Sam Lee (aka Zijing Xu and Xue Lee), collapsed in October.
As reported by Australian media;
Failed alternate Blockchain International, which operated the ACX cryptocurrency platform, was initially thought to owe $21 million, in line with directors Pitcher Companions.
However 107 claims have now been submitted, taking the cash owed by the corporate as much as $48.9 million, Andrew Yeo, the administrator in cost, informed The Australian.
Within the months main as much as Blockchain International’s collapse, Xu and Lee fled to Dubai. They’ve since gone into hiding and are refusing to cooperate with liquidators in Australia.
Paperwork lodged in relation to Blockchain International with the Australian Securities and Investments Fee confirmed collectors are owed quantities starting from just a few thousand to as excessive as $8.3 million.
Uncovering the state of the corporate’s funds had been difficult with administrators residing abroad.
Xu and Lee ditched Blockchain International to concentrate on their HyperTech Ponzi schemes; HyperCapital, HyperFund and now HyperTech.
Hyperverse is a reboot of HyperFund. HyperFund itself is a reboot of HyperCapital.
Not like HyperCapital, which collapsed, Xu and Lee managed to launch Hyperverse earlier than HyperFund formally collapsed.
How shut HyperFund was to collapsing previous to Hyperverse’s launch is unclear.
As of but Xu and Lee have but to floor. The pair have solely made an look by way of undated pre-recorded video, shared just a few days in the past as a part of Hyperverse’s digital launch occasion.
It’s believed the complete hour and a half presentation was pre-recorded.
Hyperverse’s web site went dwell over every week in the past however stays largely non-functional. Along with varied Hyperverse front-end property, associates are in a position to log in to the previous HyperFund backoffice and see their monopoly cash balances.
BehindMLM can reveal Hyperverse’s web site design is an off-the-shelf template:
Nextgen by Craftengine prices $79 USD. From the developer’s on-line retailer;
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Presumably, no matter crappy sport Hyperverse hides its NFT Ponzi scheme behind, will even be an off-the-shelf resolution.
Hyperverse’s web site area, “thehyperverse.internet”, was solely registered just a few weeks in the past on November 18th.
“Caden Li” is listed because the proprietor, via an incomplete (and presumed bogus) tackle in Dubai.
Whether or not Caden Li truly exists is unclear.