WeWe Global launches LFI as LYO Ponzi token collapses
Following the collapse of its original WEWEX Ponzi scheme in mid 2021, WeWe Global launched LyoFI and LyoPay in late 2021.
Attached to LyoFI and LyoPay was LYO, a token used to run a new 300% ROI Ponzi scheme.
As of January 2023, here’s how LYO token is going:
As LYO Ponzi dumps towards $0, WeWe Global has now launched an L-Finance Ponzi scheme.
WeWe Global has set up L-Finance on the domain “lfi.io”.
“Lfio.io” was originally registered in 2020. The private registration was last updated on September 5th, 2022.
Through the Wayback Machine we can see “lfi.io” was for sale in early 2022.
So it appears WeWe Global purchased the domain on or around September 2022.
A visit to L-Finance’s website reveals LFI is a BEP-20 token. These take a few minutes to set up at little to no cost.
Attached to L-Finance is the usual slew of cryptobro stuff nobody cares about:
What investors are here for is advertised annual returns of up to 2857.14%.
L-Finance and LFI is the old “staking” grift, except WeWe Global calls it “vesting” now.
Affiliates sign up, invest in LFI (or convert their worthless LYO to LFI), park the tokens with the company and collect more tokens.
The aim is to cash out subsequently invested funds. The problem is, as LYO bagholders are realizing, is that this relies on a constant stream of new victims to steal from.
SimilarWeb currently tracks negligible traffic to L-Finance’s website. WeWe Global website is up to 605,000 visits as of December 2022, up from 405,000 in November.
Outside of Seychelles however, recruitment has collapsed (Italy, Bulgaria, Argentina and Greece are all down).
In any event, it should be obvious that, before pleb investors can cash out, LFI will follow the same trajectory as LYO.
WeWe Global are touting LFI’s dumping on public exchanges as vLFI sometime in January 2023.
Beginning January 2023, LFi will be listed on several exchanges and price-tracking websites. It will be used for trades and transactions and to be vested as vLFi.
Expect a possible fourth WeWe Global reboot when vLFI inevitably collapses.
WeWe Global is believed to be run by Luiz Goes (aka Luiz Goez) out of Dubai.
Believed to be a Brazilian national, Goez may also be working with accomplices in Italy.
Update 18th August 2023 – WeWe Global has collapsed for a third time.
I nearly got sucked into WeWe Global last December by some ‘well meaning’ woman on Tik Tok. Lucky I did my research and found your site.
Needless to say I kept my money while others were pouring thousands into this scam.
What was the tictoc Username? Same thing happened to me.
Gabriella decentralisedwealth, Amanda decentralisedfreedom and decentralised freedom fightr.
There are three main ones that are pushing WeWe Global in Australia. Also some pushing Validus.
Late 2022?
LyoFi surfaced in late 2021. I forgot to link the article but have added it now.
SCAMMER Kalpesh Patel ,
is pushing this hard in the UK , Nigeria , India and especially South Africa where Hotel presentations were done last month .
Lots of Zoom Calls & Webinars pushing Cloud Minting whatever that is, lots of fancy terminology being used too. .
Some good news: the NZ FMA has blacklisted WEWE Global:
fma.govt.nz/library/unregistered-businesses/wewe-global-and-lyopay/
Some fun is being had with WEWE Global promoters in NZ:
webworm.co/p/wewe
webworm.co/p/mlmceaseanddesist
webworm.co/p/selfimprovement
Thanks for the heads up!
Hey guys, I’m keeping tabs on this post, I’m open minded to what your saying, and doing my research as well to see how stable Wewe is.
I have some money in the minting machines which I am getting a return on and am able to withdraw into my Binance account.
You flagged Alpesh Patel and that peaked my interest as he was promoting Hyperverse earlier, and yet many people can get little or no money out of those hyperverse accounts.
I’ll keep you posted on how successful I am with my returns, if I run into issues I’ll post on this chat.
Whether you personally steal money from people who invest after you is irrelevant to WeWe Global being a Ponzi scheme in which the majority of participants will lose money.
Where did these people think the money is coming from? Ponzi schemes only exist because the people at the start make a little bit of money and rave about it, then everyone lose all the money there’s no product or service.
Anyway they’ve been flagged by the New Zealand FMA is a potential Ponzi scheme.
Just because you found a way to steal the money doesn’t mean it’s real.
José Gordo reinvented himself as a Coach, although he can be seen here at his youtube channel in an event in Dubai
ibb.co/1mLPhYn
WeWe Global: family travel
If you pay close attention you may find a few familiar faces
youtube.com/watch?v=wqGDFioi6ks
And here Gordo’s website with merch and “educational resources”
byjosegordo.com/
LOL, the first (or at least the oldest surviving) video at Gordo’s official channel is one of the one and only Eric Worre
youtube.com/watch?v=yHyv6MM-tTk
It’s amazing how much nonsense you can write. I have been participating in the wewe project for some time and they always offer projects in the fintech and crypto world in a transparent and valid way.
You really suck poor envious people that you are.
There’s nothing “transparent and valid” about WeWe Global committing securities fraud because it’s a Ponzi scheme.
WeWe Global already collapsed once. SimilarWeb is tracking stagnant website traffic again.
You know what that means, ruh-roh!
Simon Hardy and Mateusz Guzda, both from GPBots have been starting to promote LFI, whereas Simon Hardy just take free trips and do nothing he is the thumber amongst networkers.
Hey paul, you got wrong information. Simon hardy showed lot of videos and photos hardly promote it. I got all that videos.
Frankie Lawlor & Kalpesh Patel are in Turkey this week pushing this SCAM . Warn all friends there please .