BG Wealth Sharing & DSJEX scam alert from Bahamas
BG Wealth Sharing and DSJEX have received an investment fraud scam alert from the Central Bank of the The Bahamas (CBOB).
As per CBOB’s April 2nd BG Wealth Sharing scam alert;
The Central Bank of The Bahamas wishes to alert the public of a fraudulent investment scheme targeting unsuspecting individuals.
DSJ Exchange or DSJEX is purporting to be licensed by the Central Bank.
Please be advised that DSJ Exchange, or any affiliate, is not licensed or registered with the Central Bank.
Other jurisdictions that have issued BG Wealth Sharing fraud warnings include Australia, Tonga, the UK, New Zealand, the Philippines, Utah, Saskatchewan and Samoa.
BG Wealth Sharing is an MLM “click a button” app Ponzi run by Chinese scammers. BehindMLM has documented hundreds of the scams since they first emerged back in 2021.
BG Wealth Sharing also goes by DSJ Exchange (DSJEX), a fake trading platform attached to the scam.
Since launch, BSG Wealth Sharing and DSJEX have burned through dozens of website domains. The scam shifts to new domains as registrars continuously flag existing domains for fraud.
BG Wealth Sharing and DSJEX are currently operating on “bg911.cc”, privately registered on March 12th, 2026.
Note the domain above will likely stop working soon. There are likely other active BG Wealth Sharing and DSJEX domains in rotation.
Update 2nd May 2026 – BG Wealth Sharing has collapsed.
Interesting timing on this update because we’re now seeing clear breakaway schemes forming as BG Wealth Sharing starts to unravel.
One name that’s resurfaced is Faiana Brown, currently promoting a new opportunity in Hawaii called Swift Wave Capital (VCEX / Value Chain). This follows the exact same pattern we’ve seen before—promoters pivoting early, carrying their network into the next “opportunity” before the current one collapses.
What’s concerning is how closely this mirrors BG Wealth Sharing:
• Same “signal trading” narrative
• Same invitation-only onboarding + $500 deposits
• Same 3 daily signals using 1% of capital
• Same recruitment-driven rewards structure
We’re also seeing multiple domains and branding variations being used (VCEX, Value Chain, Swift Wave Capital), which is typical when a scheme is preparing for churn or trying to stay ahead of scrutiny.
This isn’t a new model—it’s cut-and-paste replication of the same system, just rebranded and redeployed to a new audience.
Worth keeping an eye on, because this is usually the stage where early promoters move first… and everyone else gets left behind.
BG Wealth Sharing itself is just another cloned trading signals “click a button” app Ponzi.
It got big enough that Chinese scammers will spin up reboots to recapture the dumbest of its investors. Only takes them a few hours to spin up new clones.