What Is CyberChain? A TronChain Pyramid Scheme Reboot!

CyberChain claims to be a MLM or multi-level marketing company that operates within the cryptocurrency investment niche. Their cryptocurrency of choice is TRX or Tron. This is a legitimate cryptocurrency right alongside BitCoin and Ethereum. 

Their landing page, however, leaves a lot to be desired. There’s nothing on there that indicates what they actually do or who owns the company. 

Does The Product Work?

We followed Andreas Kartrud’s online activities through his YouTube channel. His more recent video titled Eclipcity Introduction revealed that he’s left Sweden and is now residing in Montenegro. 

He mentioned that Eclipcity is a “blockchain platform aggregator”, or what’s simply known as a Ponzi factory. 

It’s worth noting that EtherChain was Kartrud’s first smart-contract. TronChain fed into EtherChain and CyberChain feeds into EtherChain. 

There’s an overlap of these Ponzi schemes, or at least those that are still operating. Kartrud simply uses the investments made by the new members to fund one or the other. 

Since we now have 3 schemes launched by Kartrud, we expect to see a 4th and 5th scheme in the coming months. 

But if the recruitment stops and the investment stops, we all know how that’s going to end for all of these schemes: they will eventually shut down and Kartrud will be forced to close up its doors. The bigger question here is will he open another one. Only time will tell, I’m afraid.

CyberChain only offers one way to make money from their program, and that’s through recruitment. New member investments are used to fund the program and to pay off the members at the higher tier. 

As long as you’re at the bottom of the pyramid, you’re never going to make any money. 

How To Get Started with CyberChain?

Their membership is free, but if you want to enjoy their compensation plan, you have to invest a minimum of 100TRX (roughly $3 converted). 

Investing 2,335,900TRX (roughly $72,000 converted) will get you full participation in their income opportunity.

CyberChain Compensation Plan

Members invest on the premise of earning advertised ROI based on their initial investment. Your investments will get you a position in their matrices. 

Your payouts are determined via their 12-tier 3x2 matrix cycler.

This places you at the top of the matrix with three positions directly under you. These positions can be filled directly or indirectly as long as these members invest 100TRX. 

50% of the TRX investment is paid as commissions. 

This means that to fill up these positions, you’ll need your members to invest a minimum of 100TRX. When you fill up 12 positions, you earn 600TRX as commission. 

This is called as a CYCLE:

This is how tier 2 to 12 works:

• Tier 2 – invest 200 TRX to earn 1000 TRX and a new tier 2 cycler position

• Tier 3 – invest 400 TRX to earn 2000 TRX and a new tier 3 cycler position

• Tier 4 – invest 800 TRX to earn 4000 TRX and a new tier 4 cycler position

• Tier 5 – invest 1600 TRX to earn 8000 TRX and a new tier 5 cycler position

• Tier 6 – invest 3200 TRX to earn 16,000 TRX and a new tier 6 cycler position

• Tier 7 – invest 6400 TRX to earn 32,000 TRX and a new tier 7 cycler position

• Tier 8 – invest 19,200 TRX to earn 96,000 TRX and a new tier 8 cycler position

• Tier 9 – invest 57,600 TRX to earn 288,000 TRX and a new tier 9 cycler position

• Tier 10 – invest 172,800 TRX to earn 864,000 TRX and a new tier 10 cycler position

• Tier 11 – invest 518,400 TRX to earn 2,592,000 TRX and a new tier 11 cycler position

• Tier 12 – invest 1,555,200 TRX to earn 7,776,000 TRX and a new tier 12 cycler position

#1 Pyramid Scheme!

Their compensation plan heavily incentivizes recruitment, and that’s the biggest red flag of them all. The FTC and its counterparts stipulate that MLM companies should not be focused on recruiting and should be focused on retail products and services. 

There are no products or services being offered here by CyberChain. Here’s a snippet of some of their guidelines if you don’t want to believe us: 

#2 Reboot of Older Schemes

We have enough reason to believe that CyberChain is nothing more than a rebooted version of TronChain, which apparently failed after only existing for less than a month. 

Both TronChain and CyberChain are feeding into EtherChain, which appears to be Kartrud’s main pyramid scheme. 

The investments made by members of both companies are used to fund the payouts for EtherChain’s members.

Quite frankly, there’s nothing to like about CyberChain. This is nothing more than one big pyramid scheme. 

CyberChain is a pyramid scheme and is more likely to be a reboot of TronChain, one of Kartrud’s smart-contract pyramid scheme. This scheme feeds into another older scheme of his, and the investments made by members of this program are just cycled to pay off members from another program. 

There’s literally no proof that there’s income generated by trading or investing, nor are they even registered to carry out these transactions. 

There’s too much focus on incentivizing recruitment, and that’s just one big red flag in the eyes of the FTC (or any counterpart from the country they operate in). 

Stay away from this program.

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