Liberium Crypto Review: CopyProTraders scam rebooted
Liberium Crypto fails to provide company ownership and executive information on its website.
Rather, Liberium Crypto’s marketing videos are cartoons.
The only point of contact provided is a Telegram channel, which is typical of MLM scams.
Liberium Crypto’s website domain (“liberiumcrypto.com”), was registered in December 2021. The private registration was last updated on April 12th, 2022.
SimilarWeb currently tracks the majority of Liberium Crypto website traffic as originating from the US (62%). Cuba and Russia are second and third, coming in at 5% and 4% respectively.
Further research reveals Liberium Crypto affiliates naming Antione McBay as CEO of the company.
On LinkedIn McBay cites himself as Liberium Crypto’s Chairman:
McBay has been committing securities fraud through MLM crypto scams for years.
BehindMLM first came across McBay in April 2021, as founder of CopyProTraders.
McBay stopped promoting CopyProTraders in August 2021. The company appears to have collapsed by the end of the year.
A few weeks ago CopyProTraders’ website was pulled offline:
Liberium Crypto is a reboot of Antione McBay’s failed CopyProTraders scam:
McBay, a US citizen originally from Texas, runs and promotes his scams from Vietnam.
McBay also has ties to Dubai, the MLM crime capital of the world.
Read on for a full review of Liberium Crypto’s MLM opportunity.
Liberium Crypto’s Products
Liberium Crypto has no retailable products or services.
Affiliates are only able to market Liberium Crypto affiliate membership itself.
Liberium Crypto’s Compensation Plan
Liberium Crypto affiliates purchase “trade credits”, through which passive returns are obtained via an automated crypto trading service.
- Veritas Package – pay $189 and receive 189 credits
- Justice Package – pay $379 and receive 420 credits
- Peace Package – pay $567 and receive 730 credits
- Liberium Package – pay $755 and receive 1040 credits
One buy or sale equates to one trade credit. When trade credits are exhausted, a Liberium Crypto package must be purchased.
There is also a $79 a month “Signal Package” subscription. This provides access to an email based signal service.
The MLM side of Liberium Crypto pays on recruitment of affiliates who purchase trade credits and signal subscriptions.
Commission Qualification
To qualify for MLM commissions, each Liberium Crypto affiliate must generate Customer Points.
A Customer Point is generated when a personally recruited affiliate purchases a trade credit package. Sale of the Signal Package generates half a point.
- 1 Customer Point = commissions on two levels of recruitment
- 3 Customer Points = commissions on twenty levels of recruitment
- 15 Customer Points = commissions on twenty levels of recruitment and the Infinity Bonus
In effect, Liberium Crypto’s Customer Points are affiliate ranks.
Liberium Crypto Commission Structure
Liberium Crypto pays commissions via a unilevel compensation structure.
A unilevel compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team, with every personally recruited affiliate placed directly under them (level 1):
If any level 1 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 2 of the original affiliate’s unilevel team.
If any level 2 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 3 and so on and so forth down a theoretical infinite number of levels.
How many levels commissions are earned on is covered in “Commission Qualification” above.
Subject to the Customer Point level qualification requirements above, each Liberium Crypto subscription and packages pays a set amount of commissions down a set amount of levels.
- Signal Package purchase – $15 on level 1 (personally recruited affiliates), $7 on level 2, $5 on level 3, $3 on level 4 and $10 on level 5
- Veritas Package purchase – $60 on level 1, $15 on level 2, $10 on level 3, $5 on level 4, $10 on level 5, $5 on level 6, $4 on level 7, $3 on levels 8 to 10, $2 on levels 11 to 14 and $1 on levels 15 to 20
- Justice Package purchase – $120 on level 1, $30 on level 2, $20 on level 3, $10 on level 4, $20 on level 5, $10 on level 6, $8 on level 7, $6 on levels 8 to 10, $4 on levels 11 to 14 and $2 on levels 15 to 20
- Peace Package purchase – $180 on level 1, $45 on level 2, $30 on level 3, $15 on level 4, $30 on level 5, $15 on level 6, $12 on level 7, $9 on levels 8 to 10, $6 on levels 11 to 14 and $3 on levels 15 to 20
- Liberium Package purchase – $240 on level 1, $60 on level 2, $40 on level 3, $20 on level 4, $40 on level 5, $20 on level 6, $16 on level 7, $12 on levels 8 to 10, $8 on levels 11 to 14 and $4 on levels 15 to 20
Infinity Bonus
Liberium Crypto pays an Infinity Bonus to qualified affiliates (15 Customer Points).
- Veritas Package pays a $10 Infinity Bonus
- Justice Package pays a $20 Infinity Bonus
- Peace Package pays a $30 Infinity Bonus
- Liberium Package pays a $40 Infinity Bonus
The Infinity Bonus is paid on trade credit package purchases across the unilevel team, up until another Infinity Bonus qualified affiliate is found in a unilevel team leg.
Joining Liberium Crypto
Liberium Crypto affiliate membership is free.
Full participation in the attached income opportunity requires purchase of a trading credit package, and/or Signals Package.
- Signals Package – $79 a month
- Veritas Package – $189
- Justice Package – $379
- Peace Package – $567
- Liberium Package – $755
The more a Liberium Crypto affiliate pays in fees, the higher their income potential.
Note that although Liberium Crypto operates in USD, payments are received and made in bitcoin, litecoin and dogecoin.
Liberium Crypto Conclusion
CopyProTraders was your typical “lulz can’t touch our money!” MLM crypto scam.
When the Trader you were following makes a trade, we use the API key you provide to place the same trade on your behalf in your exchange.
Your Crypto stays in your exchange and in your control 100% of the time.
While the above is true, Liberium Crypto affiliates don’t own what’s behind the API. They give access to their funds to McBay, who is free to do whatever he wants with the funds.
Now that CopyProTraders pyramid recruitment has died and the trading has generated the inevitable widespread losses, McBay has rebooted the scam under a different name.
That’s pretty much all there is to Liberium Crypto.
A side-by-side analysis reveals multiple packages instead of a flat $99 fee. And twenty levels of payment instead of seven.
Since it applies here, here’s the conclusion from BehindMLM’s CopyProTraders review:
Antione McBay’s game-plan seems to be hide out in Vietnam whilst committing securities fraud, namely in the US.
As I write this, Alexa estimates 80% of traffic to CopyProTraders’ website originates from the US.
For CryptoProTraders affiliates in the US, know that promotion of securities fraud is also illegal.
Failing the SEC or regulators in Vietnam taking action, the other outcome of the “cRyPtO iS iN mY eXcHaNgE aCcOuNt” model is rigged trades.
The most recent example of this playing out was iQuandex’s exit-scam.
In addition to securities and pyramid fraud, CryptoProTraders is also violating the FTC Act.
The “our traders” section of CryptoProTraders website provides grainy photos of individuals and fluffy bios.
No verifiable evidence or trading data, with respect to alleged trading for CopyProTraders is provided.
Nor does CryptoProTraders provide consumers any historical trading results, or information about who exactly is behind their automated trading software.
These are all potential violations of the FTC Act with respect to marketing disclosures.
In addition to losing cryptocurrency through rigged trades, the majority of participants in MLM pyramid schemes are guaranteed to lose money.
Be it trading or pyramid recruitment, only a select few are making money in CopyProTraders.
Be wary of CopyProTraders promoters dismissing/ignoring securities fraud, and representing they are in profit over the short-term.
Replace “CopyProTraders” in the green box above with Liberium Crypto.
Ultimately if CopyProTraders’ trading was actually profitable, it wouldn’t have collapsed. More to the point, McBay would be quietly running it himself instead of committing securities fraud.
The only people who made money in CopyProTraders was McBay and the scammers promoting it.
The same will play out again with Liberium Crypto.
Liberium has 1 animated video, all the others are either Antione himself or any of the traders you can see and talk to and get advice from the traders, we have contact details and they’re on social media, youtube and vimeo.
I have been with both CPT and Liberium, just as with any trading there is a risk, I have not lost any money as we don’t sell in a negative position,
we wait, Liberium is a continuation of CPT, Yes, however it simply improved as we no longer need to pay a monthly fee, so when there are no trades it costs us nothing commission is paid to upline members on trade credits only.
which are used to purchase your trade signal it costs from 89 cents to $1 per trade, assuming you don’t take control from the traders yourself, which you can, you will never lose, because we do not sell in a negative position.
yes you may have to wait , days, weeks or even months, but, we are all told this right at the very start of the journey, on the other hand you could have many profitable trades in minutes to hours, upon setting up the copying process we only tick the boxes allowing Liberum to SEND signals to the exchanges.
the option to access our crypto is kept OFF, nobody has access to our money/crypto other than ourselves, ………..
” TOTALLY INCORRECT ”
neither McBay or the company have any access to anybody’s funds whatsoever …………….as for your statement
……. only dozens of videos watching the traders trading and access to talk to them ‘ and as for
…..really proof would be nice please …..quite bizarre.
.. ….it didn’t, it was closed after people migrated to Liberium
It really is a shame that you guys seem to enjoy pissing on everybody’s strawberry’s for your own pleasure ……I find you all quite bizarre
There are no videos on Liberium Crypto’s website that feature Antione Mcbay.
Of course not. You got in early and are promoting the MLM side of the business. That’s how pyramid schemes work.
Ignoring losses doesn’t mean they’re not losses.
There’s an option? LOL. Even without a toggle to directly steal your money, not your bot not your trades.
Not your bot, not your trades. You give McBay complete access to whatever is in your account.
Social media isn’t verifiable evidence. Legally required audited financial reports or scam.
Every “lulz can’t touch our money” trading scam ends the same way:
1. rigged trades (see linked iQuandex collapse)
2. bot is blown up and admin makes off with money (see Digital Profits).
Those are the two recent ones that come to mind.
CopyProTraders collapsed because the pyramid died. Changing a business model doesn’t require a complete rebranding of an established brand.
It’s what you do when you want to lure new suckers in to get scammed because your existing pyramid scheme is dead.
I think the word you’re looking for is “butthurt”. Laying out McBay’s fraud makes it harder to recruit new victims.
Best of luck with the scamming.
No videos of Antione on The website? NO.. we have a Vimeo channel with them on
You got in early and are promoting the mlm… YES, absolutely I did, you’re correct… And?
Ignoring losses doesn’t mean they’re not losses….. I’ll repeat, there are no losses to ignore,
Not your bot, not your trades. You give McBay complete access to whatever is in your account. We do not use bots. We have people, ..McBay does not have any financial access….. I’m sure you well know you can give limited accto your exchange, you seem to want to ignore that option, as it doesn’t suit your agenda
Suggesting we will collapse Because two other companies totally unrelated to us have is nonsensical.
Nothing you say above is directly relateble to liberium, we are a decent company offering people an honest way to make some extra income, we don’t do hype. We just tell it like it is. The good and thd bad.
The company is growing nicely, plenty of people enjoying the benefits of our helpful professional traders.
However undoubtedly you’ll never do anything other than try to destroy anything that people enjoy.
Yes you’re correct about a % of companies on here. But not all.
Thank you for confirming the only marketing videos Liberium Crypto shows the public are cartoons. Which, as stated in the review, is typical of MLM scams.
Obvious pyramid shill pretending Liberium Crypto has anything to do with trading is obvious.
I’ll repeat, ignoring losses doesn’t mean they’re not losses.
Filed audited financial reports or scam.
Moving the goalposts = fail. Every “lulz can’t touch our money!” trading scam ends the same. CopyProTraders has already collapsed once.
When pyramid recruitment inevitably collapses again, Liberium Crypto will collapse (again).
Whether you enjoy scamming people through pyramid schemes committing securities fraud is neither here nor there.
Everybody loves BehindMLM… until we review your scam.
This story on Liberium crypto and CPT is 110% false. I have been with both for years and only 1 project in crypto that has been transparent and does what it says making me an average of 4 % on my investment, without me having to give anyone access to my money.
So disgusting with whoever made this review and goes to show you have zero information about the subject
This review is so false.
…which is why you were able to point out all the falsities, right?
Not your bot, not your trades. And I’m sure CopyProTraders investors were making money… until they weren’t.
Shill harder scammer.
what bot are you talking about here is no bot lol (Ozedit: abuse and derails removed)
This bot:
That’s from Liberium Crypto’s website.
If you want to make representations about how Liberium Crypto is generating withdrawal revenue, please provide legally required audited financial reports filed with regulators.
Also if you can’t participate without carrying on like a porkchop, spam-bin.