Etherforce fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website.

Etherforce’s website domain (“etherforce.io”), was privately registered on November 9th, 2024.

Some registration details are visible, such as the country code for Malaysia. Given the registrant’s organization is “bnbchain” though, the authenticity of the details is questionable.

SimilarWeb tracked ~2700 monthly visits to Etherforce’s website for January 2025. 65% of Etherforce’s website traffic originated from France, followed by 26% from Morocco and 9% from Canada.

French is the common link between these countries, suggesting whoever is running Etherforce speaks French.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

Etherforce’s Products

Etherforce has no retailable products or services.

Affiliates are only able to market Etherforce affiliate membership itself.

Etherforce’s Compensation Plan

Etherforce affiliates purchase 0.001 ether (ETH) positions in a twelve-tier matrix cycler.

Matrix sizes used in Etherforce’s cycler are 2×1 to 2×11.

A 2×1 matrix is simple in nature, housing only two positions to fill:

A 2×2 matrix expands this concept by adding another level for a total of six positions:

A 2×3 matrix adds yet another level to the matrix, for a total of fourteen positions:

2×4 and larger sized matrices expand on this concept, adding additional levels to the matrix (2×4 = 4 levels, 2×5 = 5 levels etc.).

Regardless of the size, positions in each matrix are filled via subsequent position purchases by directly and indirectly recruited affiliates.

Once all positions in a matrix are filled, a “cycle” is triggered and a cycle commission is paid out.

Cycler commissions across each of Etherforce’s twelve tiers are as follows:

  • Frontline (2×1 matrix, positions cost 0.001 ETH) – pays 0.0018 ETH on cycle
  • Homestead (2×2 matrix, positions cost 0.00133 ETH) – pays 0.00476 ETH on cycle
  • Metropolitan (2×3 matrix, positions cost 0.00266 ETH) – pays 0.01912 ETH on cycle
  • Serenity (2×4 matrix, positions cost 0.00533 ETH) – pays 0.03824 ETH on cycle
  • Powerup (2×5 positions cost 0.01066 ETH) – pays 0.15328 ETH on cycle
  • Superb (2×6 matrix, positions cost 0.02133 ETH) – pays 0.61376 ETH on cycle
  • Mentor (2×7 matrix, positions cost 0.04266 ETH) – pays 2.45632 ETH on cycle
  • Icon (2×8 matrix, positions cost 0.08533 ETH) – pays 9.82784 ETH on cycle
  • Duplex (2×9 matrix, positions cost 0.17066 ETH) – pays 39.31648 ETH on cycle
  • Alpha (2×10 matrix, positions cost 0.34133 ETH) – pays 157.27616 ETH on cycle
  • Helix (2×11 matrix, positions cost 0.68266 ETH) – pays 629.12512 ETH on cycle
  • Ambassador (2×12 matrix, positions cost 1.36533 ETH) – pays 2516.54144 ETH on cycle

Referral Commissions

Etherforce pays referral commissions on investment by personally recruited affiliates:

  • 90% referral commission is paid on investment in Frontline to Metropolitan tiers
  • 45% referral commissions is paid on investment in Serenity and higher tiers

Royalty Pools

Etherforce takes 5% of company-wide investment and places it into four smaller Royalty Pools.

The Royalty Pools are paid out to affiliates who have invested at the Duplex and higher cycler tiers:

  • invest at the Duplex cycler tier and receive a share in a 2% Royalty Pool
  • invest at the Alpha cycler tier and receive a share in a 1% Royalty Pool
  • invest at the Helix cycler tier and receive a share in a 1% Royalty Pool
  • invest at the Ambassador cycler tier and receive a share in a 1% Royalty Pool

Joining Etherforce

Etherforce affiliate membership is free.

Full participation in the attached income opportunity requires a minimum 0.001 ETH investment.

Etherforce Conclusion

Etherforce is a simple cycler Ponzi. New affiliates are recruited, invest and that money is stolen by earlier investors.

The only recruited investors recoup their losses is via direct and indirect recruitment of more investors.

There’s no marketing ruse behind Ehterforce, other than some generic dUh BlOcKcHaIn jargon on its website.

As with all MLM Ponzi schemes, once affiliate recruitment dries up so too will new investment.

Being a cycler Ponzi, recruitment drying up will see matrices within Etherforce’s cycler stall.

Once enough matrices have stalled, an irreversible collapse is triggered.

Typically cycler Ponzis primarily benefit admins and their early adopter buddies. This is due to preloaded admin positions which cycle into the upper tiers of the cycler first.

Through these first positions, cycler admins and early adopters steal the majority of invested funds.

Math guarantees that when a Ponzi scheme collapses, the majority of participants lose money.