9XProfits legit or scam. AI Crypto Trading Scheme

9XProfits Review: Unveiling an AI Trading Scheme Masquerading as a Legitimate MLM Crypto Opportunity

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In this comprehensive review, we delve into the intricacies of 9XProfits, a cryptocurrency venture that claims to revolutionize investment returns through cutting-edge AI technology.

However, as we scrutinize the details, it becomes evident that 9XProfits operates within a murky realm of ambiguity and red flags.

Lack of Transparency of 9XProfits

One of the most glaring issues with this scheme is the conspicuous absence of verifiable ownership or executive information on their website.

Despite several executives being mentioned, none of them seem to exist outside the confines of 9XProfits itself.

This lack of transparency casts a shadow of doubt over the legitimacy of the venture.

Adding to the mystery is the peculiar nature of 9XProfits’ official YouTube channel, which houses twenty videos conspicuously devoid of any executive appearances.

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Instead, the marketing videos rely on non-narrated stock footage combined with CGI, raising further questions about the authenticity of the operation.

9XProfits CEO and review

The Private Domain Registration makes it fishy

The registration of the this website domain under private registration on May 14th, 2023, raises concerns about their commitment to openness and transparency, essential qualities for any legitimate financial institution.

In an attempt to appear legitimate, 9XProfits provides shell company certificates for the UK, the US, and New Zealand.

However, it’s crucial to note that such certificates can be easily obtained with bogus details, rendering them meaningless for MLM due-diligence.

The lack of tangible products

Another troubling aspect is that 9XProfits does not offer any retailable products or services.

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Affiliates are left with the sole option of marketing 9XProfits’ affiliate memberships, which aligns more with a Ponzi scheme than a legitimate business.

Compensation Plan and Withdrawal Restrictions

The compensation plan involves affiliates investing in cryptocurrency, promising significant returns.

However, withdrawal restrictions limiting payouts to three times a month, along with a 10% withdrawal fee, raise suspicions about their financial operations.

Affiliate Ranks and Earnings
The MLM side of 9XProfits offers a tiered affiliate ranking system, but the real concern is that these ranks are primarily based on recruitment, rather than actual product sales.

This recruitment-focused structure is a hallmark of pyramid schemes.

9XProfits lacks tangible products

Referral and Residual Commissions

9XProfits offers referral commissions on cryptocurrency investments by personally recruited affiliates and operates on a binary compensation structure.

While it might seem lucrative, these commission structures often prioritize recruitment over legitimate product sales.

Red Flags for Ponzi Scheme

The absence of evidence supporting external revenue generation through AI trading raises questions about the sustainability of 9XProfits.

Without a verifiable source of income beyond new investments, it exhibits classic characteristics of a Ponzi scheme.

Securities Fraud
Furthermore, 9XProfits fails to provide evidence of registering its securities offering with any financial regulator, which is a critical legal requirement.

Presenting shell companies as an equivalent to regulatory compliance is a misleading tactic.

Should you invest in 9Xprofits?

In conclusion, 9XProfits raises multiple red flags indicative of an MLM crypto Ponzi scheme.

The lack of transparency, reliance on recruitment-based earnings, and absence of evidence supporting external revenue generation are all warning signs.

It is essential to exercise extreme caution and consider the risks before engaging with such ventures, as history has shown that Ponzi schemes eventually collapse, leaving the majority of participants at a loss.


Daniel Leinhardt

Daniel Leinhardt is a Professional Researcher and Artist. Presented the BBC big dollar GiveAway on the BBC World services and a contributor to several OneCoin Documentaries. Daniel Spends most of his time writing books, doing music and researching about Artificial intelligence and Exposing fraud.

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