What Is Adasa Group? It’s a Trading Bot Pyramid Scheme!

Adasa Group claims to be an investment company in the guise of a MLM company and promises that you can make 1% daily on your investment. 

This is not possible with their business model, and we’ll tell you why in this article. 

Their login page doesn’t contain any information at all because it’s merely a login page. 

The site and marketing videos are all in Spanish, so it’s safe to assume that they’re operating out of either Peru, Mexico, and Uruguay. 

It also just so happens that their top traffic sources are from those 3 countries. 

On their marketing video, only one person stood out named Elizabet (Elisabet). She’s also the CEO of the company as presented in these videos. 

Unfortunately, we are not able to get her last name so we weren’t able to uncover any previous MLM experience (or any other kind of digital footprint). We’d like to think that this person is using a fake name, or someone used her picture and put on a different name without her knowing about it. 

Their domain name was registered in March 2020, so they’re relatively new. But the registration was done privately so we don’t know who did it and where it was registered. 

All we can say is that there’s just nothing truthful from their site at first glance. 

Adasa Group Product Line

Adasa Group is a MLM company so it’s expected to have products or services. Unfortunately, they have none of that. 

Members only pay to get involved into the income opportunity, which involves a lot of recruitment. 

Does The Product Work?

Without going further, Adasa Group is nothing but your typical cryptocurrency trading bot pyramid scheme. It targets Spanish-speaking members across South and Central America. 

The company claims that they generate external revenue through cryptocurrency trading but there’s no proof of that being done. 

According to their site, they claim they’re a startup that’s dedicated 100% to trading in cryptocurrencies. This means that they’re using some kind of trading bot ruse to get people to think that they’re generating the 1% daily ROI they promised. 

But again, there’s no proof of that. 

Because they’re promising passive income, it means they’re offering securities. But they are not registered with any regulatory agency to offer securities or carry out financial transactions for their clients. That means they’re committing securities fraud at the bare minimum. 

The only verifiable source of income is through new member investment, which is done through recruitment.

Adasa Group promises you can make money from their income opportunity via: 

1. Daily ROI 

2. Referral Commissions

How To Get Started with Adasa Group?

It’s free to join Adasa Group but in order to take part in their income opportunity, you need to invest a minimum of $50 in Bitcoin.

Adasa Group Compensation Plan

Adasa Group is pretty straightforward because there’s only two parts to their compensation plan. 

Daily ROI Commission

You can purchase different BTC packs and get a fixed 1% ROI on them. There’s no mention on how long the term limit is for these packs.

• Pack 50 – $50 in BTC

• Pack 100 – $100 in BTC

• Pack 200 – $200 in BTC

• Pack 500 – $500 in BTC

• Pack 1000 – $1000 in BTC

• Pack 5000 – $5000 in BTC

• Pack 10,000 – $10,000 in BTC

So we can probably assume that this is set for a few months and then you’ll reinvest once you get your initial investment back. 

Referral Commissions

Adasa Group’s referral commissions are paid out through a unilevel compensation structure. If you are unfamiliar with this structure, it’s fairly easy to imagine. 

You are the top of the pyramid, and your direct recruits are placed under you. These are now your level 1’s. 

When your level 1’s recruit, these new members become your level 2’s and their level 1’s. 

This goes on and on until level 5. 

Referral commissions are paid out as a percentage of Bitcoin invested across these levels:

• level 1 (personally recruited affiliates) – 5%

• level 2 – 2%

• levels 3 to 5 – 1%

#1 Typical Trading Bot Pyramid Scheme!

As we mentioned earlier, Adasa Group is nothing but a trading bot pyramid scheme. If ever there really was a trading bot or algorithm that could CONSISTENTLY generate 1% ROI every day in perpetuity, there’s no way they’re making it available to the public. 

Even if they are going to make it available, they’d need to charge the heck out of it via commissions from their member earnings. 

But unfortunately, Adasa Group is not a legitimate company and has nothing going on for them to prove that their trading bot exists or works.

#2 No Proof of Income!

Remember what we said about commissions? Well a legitimate trading bot that can generate this kind of ROI would be able to sustain the company and more if it charges a commission from the members using it. 

But there’s no proof that Adasa Group is generating external income outside of membership investments. 

Like most pyramid schemes, once the recruitment stops, the money stops coming in. 

#3 Lack of Owner Information

One red flag here is the lack of information. Now, cryptocurrency transactions operate on anonymity. Their entire network is decentralized, so the network handles transactions on an escrow-like system. There are no middlemen involved. Buyers and sellers using cryptocurrencies have their identities carefully protected. 

However, Adasa Group is a MLM company first and foremost so they’re required by law to be transparent with their owner information. The fact that they don’t let us know who runs the company means that they don’t want to be legally liable for anything.

There’s just nothing to like about Adasa Group. All the red flags of a pyramid scheme are there. 

Adasa Group is nothing more than a trading bot pyramid scheme. There’s just nothing about the program that lets us know it’s honest about what it does. 

There’s no proof that it generates income via cryptocurrency trading, so the only source of income to pay off member investments come from new member investments. As long as you’re at the bottom of the pyramid, you’re never going to make any money. 

This is why you have to recruit so that you’ll be paid the commissions. The commissions you earn from recruiting your only source of income from the program.

It’s also wishful thinking that you’re going to get paid by this company too. The only thing this company will do is to shut down once they reach their goal and then rebrand a few months after. They’ll rinse and repeat the entire thing, but this time with another cryptocurrency. 

Stay away from this program.

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