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As US authorities close in on the BitConnect Ponzi scheme, it appears the top US BitConnect affiliate investor has gone into hiding.

With just hours to go before the launch of BitConnectX, the next incarnation of the BitConnect Ponzi scheme, North Carolina has issued an emergency cease and desist against the company.

The next phase of revenue generation for the BitConnectX Ponzi scheme was to launch BitConnectX as an ICO. Making absolutely no sense considering BitConnect already operates the BCC cryptocurrency, BitConnectX is widely seen as a last-ditch cash grab. Gullible affiliates are buying it though, with most investors willing to ignore warning signs and invest anyway.

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In addition to everyone in the MLM cryptocurrency niche being crypto experts these days, turns out they’re all legal experts too. Trevon James operates a YouTube channel boasting 129,000 subscribers. Within hours of news of the Texas Securities Board emergency cease and desist to BitConnect going live, James uploaded a video to his channel titled [Continue reading…]

While the SEC drags its feet, Texas continues to lead the charge against MLM cryptocurrency fraud in the US. The latest from the Texas Securities Board is an emergency cease desist issued against BitConnect.

BitConnect provide no information on their website about who owns or runs the business. The BitConnect website domain (“bitconnect.co”) was privately registered on February 9th, 2016. As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.