My Blockchain Life continues fraud with BlockX Trading AI
My Blockchain Life launched in early 2020.
The original business model saw My Blockchain Life commit securities fraud through crypto mining investment packages.
When that ran its course in a few months, My Blockchain Life pivoted to automated trading bot returns.
This was initially branded as “Blockx Exchange” and surfaced on or around August 2020.
BlockX will be the first exchange in the world with trading bot.this will also be released within 30 days of launch.
Anyone wanting to take advantage of the trading bot needs to fund it with BlockX token to trade.
Tested over a year giving average results of 15-20% return per month.
Circa February 2021 My Blockchain Life affiliates were promoting token exchanging and trading through BlockX.
Fast forward to November 2021, and the latest ploy is automated bot trading launching on December 10th.
My Blockchain Life was fronted by co-founder and CEO Glen Williams:
Williams spent his time shitposting COVID-19 memes on FaceBook…
…until he caught COVID-19 and died in early October.
This put a big question mark over My Blockchain Life and BlockX, primarily owing to nobody else publicly stepping forward.
At time of publication, My Blockchain Life’s original website domain has been redirected to Google’s search homepage.
An alternative My Blockchain Life domain, “mbcl.tech”, is misconfigured:
Supposedly My Blockchain Life’s original mining Ponzi is still running from “mbclmining.com”. Traffic to that website domain however is dead (Alexa rank: N/A).
As above, BlockX’s “BLKX Trading Engine” opportunity pitches a 360% annual ROI.
This will be offered through BLKX, My Blockchain Life’s internal shit token.
BLKX launched over a year ago and remains worthless. Whether adding an AI trading bot Ponzi to it lets bagholders cash out remains to be seen.
The “exchange” section of BlockX’s website lists a bunch of cryptocurrencies. Noticeably absent is BLKX.
For now it seems nobody outside of My Blockchain Life is aware of BlockX’s pending launch. There’s practically zero marketing, and as I said nobody has stepped up to front the company.
I only know of the launch thanks to a reader keeping us informed (note BlockX’s original launch date was October 15th).
Investing funds with MLM crypto companies committing securities fraud is silly enough. Doing so with a faceless company is even worse.
Update 25th September 2022 – BehindMLM has revisited My BlockX.
We found securities fraud through a trading bot and “staking” investment scheme. Early US My BlockX investors are also offloading their losses onto new Colombian recruits.
And the Herman Cain Award goes to…
Seems to be going around. I’ve just been asked to look into it.
Thankfully there’s a beyondmlm article that’s right on top of the news as usual.
The true owner of this is none other than Jeremy Sowerby.
The Truth is correct, Jeremie Sowerby, one of the most truthful and honorable people I have met, is in the lead.
During his partnership at Dunamis Global he was cheated by his partner and Jeremie took it upon himself to make individuals whole.
Glenn Williams is dead, this is correct. Not sure anyone should shit on his grave at this point.
What the article above is not explaining is that Block X Exchange and My Blockchain Life (mbclmining.com) are two totally separate entities.
mbclmining (my blockchain life) bid on Block X’s project to construct a 100% solar supplied mining facility and was awarded the bid.
The facility is fully operational and every miner I own I am able to monitor and the rigs produce Exactly what I was told they will produce, whether ETH, Raven coin, and even the (as you so graciously describe it) the BlockX shit coin.
I have minted 10’s of millions of BlockX tokens that were deposited into my Meta Mask wallet every block I hit, and all now reside on the newly launched Block X exchange platform.
myblockx.com/ which by the way has been adding numerous tokens and features (dropped Cardano today).
My ETH miner’s pool pays into my Exodus wallet on time, every time. The exchange has taken longer to develop than originally anticipated, but make no mistake is live and real.
Dunamis Global was a Ponzi scheme. If Jeremy Sowerby was involved in running it then he’s a scammer.
They were very much part of the same scam and marketed as such.
The only marketing onramp to BlockX was My Blockchain Life. The latter died and so now Blockx is just another crypto exchange.
They’re a dime a dozen these days. Alexa website traffic ranking has tanked to over 2 million from 600K over the past 90 days.
If you’ve been left bagholding tens of millions of blockx tokens, sorry for your loss.
@cappy. What you wrote is pure rubbish, otherwise known as BULLSHIT.
Jeremy Sowerby is the one who stole all the money and never even paid his top affiliates.
He is a fucked up individual and anyone doing business with Jeremy is going to get screwed.
Lmao. He made things straight with me and people I know. Can’t speak on others.
But if can fix things with me and 20+ others couldn’t see why he wouldn’t have with others aswell.
And people I knew invested heavy. Thats my two cents.
Math is math. 100% recovery to all participants in a scam is impossible unless you clawback every dollar paid out.
No kidding, a friend of mine got pitched the BlockX AI Trading bot Ponzi scheme in-person two weeks ago. It’s being run by a fellow named Sammy, quite a smooth talker apparently.
They’re offering 10% ‘no risk’ monthly returns for investors that provide over $1 Milion. It’s all being done in person out of their Tempe office where they also do mining.
I think they aren’t putting anything online because they’re avoiding scrutiny and only taking on gullible people.
What exactly does Jeremy Sowerby look like?
Any real proof that he’s scamming? I can find anyone.
Read article above. If still can’t see proof visit optometrist and try again.
By the time you find victims of a scam it’s too late.
You can’t even write in good English, why should we take your anonymous concerns as facts? (Ozedit: derails removed)
Ignoring facts doesn’t change facts.
Attempting to reframe facts as “concerns” doesn’t change facts.
Best of luck with the scamming.
The business is real and growing. Where do you get ponzie scheme from?
There is no mlm in it now and the trading bot is foung its job Reading all this crap can worry people, but this business is real and those who get involved will be happy.
Think about this. Who makes the current crypto? Somebody. Well now instead of just the company you can produce it.
There are a variety of income streams and the potential for Jeremy to make a lot of money is there by having a real business.
The community is what makes the business successful and they are doing the right things to make this a success. From staking tokens to the trading bot and yes you can withdrawal your money.
If a business fails is it automatically a scam? This one is made real by people participating and nobody is telling you you have to bring people in
From the business model. MLM + securities fraud = Ponzi scheme.
A “real and growing” Ponzi scheme is still a Ponzi scheme.
Anyone can create shit tokens within a few minutes. Geez, how new to crypto are you?
Registration with financial regulators and audited financial reports, or Ponzi. It’s that simple.
You should… You don’t have any problem with giving your money away to anonymous people.
That and reframing facts as “anonymous concerns” doesn’t make them any less facts.
Nobody is concerned about your personal finances chief. The fact of the matter is MLM + securities fraud = Ponzi scheme.
A new BS scam is being promoted on South America: Life Miner
lifeminer(dot)io