Apart from just a few shills operating round mendacity about getting paid, it’s typically accepted that the Hyperverse Ponzi scheme has collasped.
BehindMLM didn’t definitively name the collapse, however we’ve been documenting Hyperverse’s withdrawal issues since January.
Now, one thing unusual is going on.
HyperOne and HyperNation have emerged. And there seems to be an inner battle over which Ponzi Hyperverse traders will get funneled into.
HyperOne’s reveal earlier this month was definitely unusual. It started with a 2018 YouTube video that includes HyperTech co-founder Samuel Lee (aka Xue Lee).
Lee co-founded HyperTech with Ryan Xu years in the past.
HyperTech is the umbrella firm via which the HyperCapital, HyperFund and Hyperverse Ponzi schemes had been launched via.
Naturally, misrepresenting a 2022 Ponzi launch with an unrelated 2018 advertising and marketing video raisd fast suspicion.
Accompanying the 2018 Sam Lee video was different movies on HyperOne’s official YouTube channel, representing Kalpesh Patel and Keith Williams, prime earners relationship again to HyperFund.
Kalpesh Patel was fast to difficulty a video response, denying any involvement in HyperOne.
Whoever is operating HyperOne responded in flip by deleting the movies from its official YouTube channel. HyperOne promoters now declare the movies, regardless of showing on HyperOne’s official channel, had been created by a third-party.
Apart from that HyperOne seems to be a carbon clone of HyperFund and Hyperverse. Day by day returns, a new HOT shit token and an MLM comp plan to incentivize investor recruitment.
Contemplating the advertising and marketing story behind HyperOne is Sam Lee break up from Ryan Xu and went off on his personal, it’s a bit unusual Ryan Xu’s firm CollinStar Capital options on HyperOne’s web site:
Alongside HyperOne you could have HyperNation, which I wasn’t conscious of till a reader pointed it out final week.
HyperNation additionally pitches itself because the successor of Hyperverse. HyperNation’s official FaceBook web page was created 4 days in the past on Could 18th. They’ve been spamming Twitter although since Could ninth.
Up to now no person has put their face to HyperNation. Official HyperNation advertising and marketing movies characteristic this dubbed over dork:
HyperNation’s advertising and marketing theme is the world is “corrupt and unjust”. And the one escape apparently is dropping cash in MLM crypto Ponzi schemes.
I do know the time period “cult” is bandied about like sweet nowadays however, laughable as it could be, HyperNation’s marketing campaign feels extra like a lame try at indoctrination.
How dumb it’s important to be to swallow the pitch stays to be seen. As I write this although, HyperOne’s “manifesto” video is closing in on 10,000 views.
499 viewers felt the video was adequate to click on “thumbs up”.
In contrast to HyperOne, HyperNation haven’t bothered to arrange an internet site but. Which is regarding, contemplating the Ponzi reboot’s promised launch is 24 hours away.
When you’re pondering HyperNation seems rapidly put collectively, you’re proper. HyperOne has introduced a Could twenty seventh launch.
What HyperNation does have going for it’s the endorsement of HyperFund and Hyperverse’s prime net-winners.
It’s additionally being pushed via Hyperverse’s official social media channels:
After Lee and Xu went into hiding, and Rodney Burton quietly cashed out and dicked off, Kalpesh Patel turned the face of Hyperverse’s monetary fraud.
Their respective advertising and marketing pitches apart, each HyperOne and HyperNation are continuations of HyperFund/Hyperverse. Beneath the advertising and marketing you’ll discover references to NFT funding positions.
Each launches are simply an excuse to ram extra crypto buzzwords into the present thrice-failed Ponzi providing.
Trying ahead, the respective launches subsequent week would possibly show attention-grabbing.
My take is until you see Ryan Xu and Sam Lee on digicam discussing HyperOne or HyperNation, assume they’ve cashed out and another person is operating the present.
Over the previous yr and a bit we’ve seen anybody related to HyperFund and Hyperverse pack up and flee to Dubai. There’s a motive for that, possible extending past $49 million restoration efforts by liquidators in Australia.
Pending the end result of Hyperverse’s reboot civil struggle subsequent week, keep tuned…