MetaHub Finance was an MLM crypto Ponzi built around its MEN token.

MetaHub Finance was represented to be run by CEO James Ross Croyle.

Croyle, a US national believed to be residing in Singapore, had a history in tech before pivoting to crypto fraud sometime after 2021.

Despite Croyle being based out of Singapore, everything else about MetaHub Finance pointed to it being run from Vietnam.

In the lead up to MetaHub Finance’s collapse in late 2024, the following transpired:

Sometime between late September 2024 and early November MetaHub Finance collapsed. The Ponzi scheme was rebooted as MetaHub Global.

MetaHub Global operated on the domain “metahub.global”, registered to Dennis Poh Wei Song of Auralink Labs PTE LTD through a Singapore address on November 23rd, 2024.

MetaHub Global lasted a few months before collapsing again. Now the Ponzi scheme has rebooted for a third time as DAC Platform.

As above, Croyle is still represented to be running DAC Platform as CEO.

DAC Platform operates from two known website domains:

  • dac.global – privately registered on March 31st, 2025
  • dac.community – privately registered on November 13th, 2024

DAC Platform’s marketing babbles on about “MetaCitizens”, “XP” and “daily tasks”. This appears to be a new “gaming” ruse.

Underneath you have another MEN token Ponzi scheme, through which DAC Platform pitches consumers on 0.1% to 0.6% a day.

At the heart of this system lies a smart contract architecture that ensures transparency, immutability, and equitable participation—hallmarks of Web3 innovation.

When users engage in MetaMinting by staking $MEN tokens, they contribute to the network’s stability and, in return, can access daily rewards ranging from 0.1% to 0.6% of their Total Mintable Tokens.

An unregistered “node” investment scheme has also been set up, again pitching consumers on up to 0.6% a day.

As of April 2025, SimilarWeb tracked just ~465 monthly visits to DAC Platform’s website.

100% of DAC Platform’s website traffic was from Indonesia. It was likely made up of MetaHub Finance and MetaHub Global investors wondering where their money went.

Ponzi reboots rarely last as long as the original scam(s).

Given DAC Platform is a third reboot already on its last legs, don’t expect much.