Blockchain Sports to cash out through duped football fans
Blockchain Sports’ original ruse was a shitcoin Ponzi built around its SPORTS and FTBLL tokens.
Then came an NFT Ponzi scheme, wherein investors were promised an ownership stake in the careers of up and coming football players. There was also some baloney about AI drifting in Belarus.
Naturally, none of these schemes stuck. This prompted Blockchain Sports to initiate a Blockchain Sports Marketplace reboot.
The plan was to have football clubs sell unregistered virtual shares. I say “was” because… Blockchain Sports Marketplace has already been abandoned.
Now, through Blockchain Sports Arena, Blockchain Sports is hoping to cash out directly through duped football fans.
Grigory Lundin laid out Blockchain Sports’ new exit-scam model on an October 2nd “global community call”.
[21:52] In the past couple of weeks we have changed everything completely. And uh, despite it took only couple of weeks to change everything completely, we have already built it – and we are already launching it.
Blockchain Arena will see Blockchain Sports target “all the football fans in the world”, through the clubs they support.
Lundin (right) claims, as of October 2nd, that Blockchain Sports has “dozens of football clubs” interested.
Obviously getting people to invest in a Ponzi so that original investors can cash out is a hard sell. To that end, Blockchain Sports hopes to dupe football fans into signing up by “hiding the money”.
[25:55] The first part and the first stage is the only, the only, only focus is for the user acquisition.
We are giving the football clubs the possibility to share with their audience and pass them the message;
“Like hey, we know that you support us. You are the fans, we are the club. And we know that you are supporting us but we do not know how many of you are our real fans.
Maybe there are some fakes. Maybe there are some people that are just like subscribed to our Instagram like, for some other purposes.
We want to know how many fans do we have. And we are partnering with the Blockchain Sports Arena. It’s like totally for free. It doesn’t require any, any, any purchases at first.”
Uh, we are not speaking about the money at all, on all the first situations.
The “money” side of things will see fans encouraged to purchase Blockchain Sports’ ATLA token and make “donations” to football clubs.
Football clubs will be encouraged to pit their fans against each other on a donation leaderboard list, celebrating those who “donate” the most ATLA.
Fans to who don’t donate will be encouraged to promote the club on social media, recruit ten people into Blockchain Sports Arena and/or “win a challenge against another club”.
ATLA began trading on the dodgy MEXC crypto exchange in mid August. The token is heavily manipulated, with the only traded volume being that of insiders (wash trading).
To that end ATLA is currently valued at $38.53 on MEXC. To put a point on the sham, Blockchain Sports is still flogging ATLA to Daisy Ponzi victims for 78 cents each.
Football clubs who receive ATLA tokens from their fans will be able to invest them into Blockchain Sports’ staking Ponzi. This brings us to Daisy Global Ponzi victims cashing out.
The problem Blockchain Sports has is the only people who’ve invested in ATLA are Daisy Global Ponzi victims.
Daisy Global was an MLM crypto Ponzi run by serial fraudster Jeremy Roma (below).
The last iteration of Daisy Global collapsed in December 2023. After which, the scam was renamed Limitless and Blockchain Sports was introduced.
To facilitate Blockchain Sports’ executives, Jeremy Roma and his Daisy Global “Limitless” investors cashing out, an internal “OTC exchange” named Odyssey Platform has been created.
In Jeremy Roma’s own words;
[42:23] This next [ATLA] round is a public round, right? This is where we, as the Limitless community, have completed our job … and this public round, this is where we hand off [our tokens].
[43:28] People are gonna hear about this project and have an opportunity to participate, not for 78 cents or 80 cents or 82 cents, our highest price at the end will be $1.12, they’re gonna be participating at $15.
And those funds are going to be through the OTC platform. Those funds are going to be used to buy back coins from the community.
There it is.
- football fans are duped into joining Blockchain Sports by the clubs they support
- football fans purchase ATLA tokens from Blockchain Sports
- football fans donate ATLA tokens to their sports clubs as a show of support
- sports clubs use donated ATLA tokens to participate in Blockchain Sports’ staking Ponzi
- Blockchain Sports, Jeremy Roma and Daisy Global victims cash out football fans’ money
- football fans and sports clubs are left holding the bag
And one has to assume all of this has to take place on Blockchain Sports’ private Odyssey platform because, if ATLA bagholders were able to sell on MEXC, the manipulated value would drop to $0 within minutes.
Jeremy Roma appears to have additionally cashed out by selling Limitless (Daisy Global) investor details to BoostyFi.
Who owns and/or is running BoostyFi is not disclosed. BoostyFi’s website domain (“boostyfi.com”), was only recently registered on September 23rd, 2025.
BoostyFi did briefly have a functioning website but it has since been disabled.
Blockchain Sports is run by convicted fraudster Dmitriy Saksonov.
Saksonov and a team mostly made up of eastern European scammers run Blockchain Sports from Dubai.
Due to the proliferation of scams and failure to enforce securities fraud regulation, BehindMLM ranks Dubai as the MLM crime capital of the world.
Thank you for your work and for your patience in reviewing the details and laying them out.
My friends and family have built up so much hype regarding the ATLA Token that they believe this project will make it… Looking at the price, it gets convincing.
So I really appreciate you explaining the details and keeping me level-headed. I can’t imagine how much time this takes.
Hey Benjamin,
these guys are taking advantage of clueless crypto newbies like you. They’ve pumped the token with extremely low liquidity.
If BCS node holders were allowed to sell, the token would be dead in two hours. That’s why these smart minds came up with the brilliant idea of an OTC (Over-the-Counter) deal.
Supposedly, wealthy institutional investors are going to buy from you private investors. No way! LOL.
And even if they do, OTC buyers face a 12-month lockup period before they can sell. OTC is nothing but a trick to delay the massive dump. And you’re falling for it!
Do you think you would be able to sell the ATLA token at 25 dollars? Never ever.
I took it that Benjamin was stuck in a “family and friends fell for it” scenario. Not that he himself had invested.
Correct, Oz. I didn’t invest personally, but everyone around me did. They are now excited about the option to sell early OTC at $15.
Johnny B., do you have friends who are involved? If so, just wondering what they are saying now. They’re giving me a hard time for missing out. I’m not sure how true that is, that they will be able to sell early.
The new hype is about the restructured team at Blockchain Sports, including new investors and the push to attract more people at the $15 price point.
I’m asking because people who weren’t involved are now considering, and I’m trying to help. I’ve referred everyone to this site, so any info really helps. So thank you again! This goes a long way
@benjamin they’ll be giving you a ‘hard time’ because there will no doubt be some sort of referral bonus. They are about to get fleeced.
Read the other articles here and in particular Daisy AI Global and Jeremy Roma. Look up any of the Daisy Global groups on FB and see what is being said. It’s all a con and frankly a really bloody obvious one.