After losing website hosting last month, Polar Tensor has now lost access to its website domain.

DNS records reveal “polar-tensor.com” was changed to the status code “clientHold” on June 3rd, 2026.

From ICANN;

This status code tells your domain’s registry to not activate your domain in the DNS and as a consequence, it will not resolve.

It is an uncommon status that is usually enacted during legal disputes, non-payment, or when your domain is subject to deletion.

It’s believed Polar Tensor’s domain registrar contacted it on or around June 1st. In anticipation of losing its domain, Polar Tensor published a “we’re under attack!” notice:

This is the same ruse Polar Tensor used to mask losing its website hosting mid-May.

48 hours later, Polar Tensor’s domain registrar confiscated its domain. Polar Tensor’s .COM domain is also subject to the status “clientUpdateProhibited”, preventing Polar Tensor from transferring the domain to another registrar.

Effectively, Polar Tensor’s .COM website domain has been seized.

Instead of being honest about losing its domain, Polar Tensor claims “upgrades [are] in progress”.

To that end Polar Tensor registered the domain “polar-tensor.io” on June 3rd and pointed the domain to its website host.

Polar Tensor’s original domain was registered through WebNic. Polar Tensor’s new .IO domain is registered through NameCheap.

Whether NameCheap also disables Polar Tensor’s new domain remains to be seen.

In the lead up to Polar Tensor losing its website domain, Canadian authorities in Alberta and British Columbia issued securities fraud warnings. It’s unclear whether these warnings prompted WebNic to take action.

On that note, on June 4th Polar Tensor published a fake Canadian compliance communication:

Whether “Bitbanki LTD” has anything to do with Polar Tensor is unclear. Bitbanki LTD was registered in Canada on August 8th, 2025. Seems a bit odd this is the first time Polar Tensor is mentioning it.

In any event, the associated FINTRAC registration and MSB license is meaningless.

FINTRAC is not a financial regulator. Anyone can register a shell company with FINTRAC and receive a meaningless MSB certificate. This is a common tactic used by scammers.

Actual regulatory compliance would see Polar Tensor register its passive returns investment scheme with securities regulators. Not being registered with financial regulators in any jurisdiction, Polar Tensor continues to commit securities fraud globally.

Polar Tensor is an AI trading bot ruse MLM crypto Ponzi. The scam is fronted by “Felix Bick”, sometimes played by an actor and sometimes represented by an AI-generated avatar.

The actor playing Felix Bick has a German accent. To that end, as of late May 2026, Polar Tensor promoters are claiming the company has hired German law firm SBS Legal.

SBS Legal is fronted by Stephan Schulenberg and Andre Schenk.

The disgraced legal duo are behind the defunct notorious law firm Schulenberg & Schenk.

Schulenberg and Shenk are best known for rubber-stamping OneCoin’s fraudulent business model in 2015.

The overall assessment of the different components of the OneCoin distribution system results in the fact, that the OneCoin distribution system is, in our opinion, a lawful system and not a progressive one (pyramid scheme).

Here’s how that went;

In addition to representing OneCoin founder Ruja Ignatova, Schulenberg also represented OneCoin executives and promoters in Germany.

Sounds like Polar Tensor is in good company. Stay tuned…