HyperCosmos fails to offer possession or govt data on its web site.
In actual fact, as I write this, HyperCosmos’ web site is nothing greater than an affiliate login or signup kind.
HyperCosmos’ web site area (“hypercosmos.web”), was registered on November eighth, 2022.
Caden Li is listed because the proprietor, by means of a resort handle in Dubai. The identical particulars have been used to register Hyperverse’s and HyperNation’s web site domains.
Whether or not there’s an precise hyperlink between HyperCosmos and the earlier Hyper* Ponzi schemes nonetheless is unclear. It’s fully doable whoever is behind HyperCosmos simply copy and pasted the area registration particulars.
What we will verify is HyperCosmos is deliberately focusing on Hyperverse victims.
The Hyper* collection of Ponzi schemes dates again to HyperCash, a collapsed Ponzi scheme launched in 2017.
HyperCash was adopted by HyperCapital. HyperCapital was adopted by HyperFund. And HyperFund was adopted by Hyperverse.
By the point Hyperverse launched in late 2021, the Hyper* collection of Ponzi schemes was past restoration. Merely put: There was no one left to rip-off.
Regardless of the whole failure of Hyperverse, its collapsed nonetheless spawned off two reboots; HyperOne and HyperNation.
SimilarWeb tracks a couple of hundred thousand hits a month to HyperNation’s web site. HyperOne is useless.
Up till HyperOne and HypverNation, the Hyper* Ponzi schemes have been run by Sam Lee (Australia) and Ryan Xu (Australia/China).
Each Xu and Lee fled to Dubai in early 2021. Protected within the MLM crime capital of the world, Sam Lee has been making an attempt to get his StableDAO Ponzi scheme off the bottom.
I can’t rule out Lee’s involvement in HyperCosmos, however it appears unlikely seeing as HyperCosmos and StableDAO launched across the similar time.
Ryan Xu hasn’t been seen in public since Hyperverse collapsed in direction of the tip of 2021. Whether or not Xu is concerned in HyperCosmos is unclear.
My intestine feeling isn’t any. HyperCosmos might be the identical group of scammers operating HyperOne and/or HyperNation.
As all the time, if an MLM firm shouldn’t be overtly upfront about who’s operating or owns it, suppose lengthy and arduous about becoming a member of and/or handing over any cash.
HyperCosmos’ Merchandise
HyperCosmos has no retailable services or products.
Associates are solely in a position to market HyperCosmos affiliate membership itself.
HyperCosmos’ Compensation Plan
HyperCosmos associates make investments $100 or extra in tether (USDT). That is carried out on the promise of a 300% ROI.
After 300% is reached, new funding is required to proceed incomes.
The MLM aspect of HyperCosmos pays on recruitment of latest affiliate buyers.
HyperCosmos pays referral commissions through a unilevel compensation construction.
A unilevel compensation construction locations an affiliate on the high of a unilevel staff, with each personally recruited affiliate positioned immediately below them (degree 1):
If any degree 1 associates recruit new associates, they’re positioned on degree 2 of the unique affiliate’s unilevel staff.
If any degree 2 associates recruit new associates, they’re positioned on degree 3 and so forth and so forth down a theoretical infinite variety of ranges.
HyperCosmos caps payable unilevel staff ranges at ten. Referral commissions are paid out as a share of funds invested throughout these ten ranges as follows:
- degree 1 (personally recruited associates) – 50%
- degree 2 – 4%
- degree 3 – 3%
- ranges 4 and 5 – 0.5%
- ranges 6 and seven – 2%
- ranges 8 and 9 – 0.5%
- degree 10 – 2%
Observe that what number of unilevel staff ranges referral commissions are earned on is decided by rank:
- recruit 1 affiliate buyers = referral commissions on degree 1
- recruit 2 affiliate buyers = referral commissions on ranges 1 and a couple of
- recruit 3 affiliate buyers = referral commissions on ranges 1 to three
- recruit 4 affiliate buyers = referral commissions on ranges 1 to 4
- recruit 5 affiliate buyers = referral commissions on ranges 1 to five
- recruit 6 affiliate buyers = referral commissions on ranges 1 to six
- recruit 7 affiliate buyers = referral commissions on ranges 1 to 7
- recruit 8 affiliate buyers = referral commissions on ranges 1 to eight
- recruit 9 affiliate buyers = referral commissions on ranges 1 to 9
- recruit 10 affiliate buyers = referral commissions on ranges 1 to 10
Consensus Rewards
HyperCosmos takes 5% of company-wide invested funds and locations it into “Consensus Rewards” bonus pool.
These swimming pools correspond with recruiting associates and getting them to speculate:
- Fission A – personally recruit 3 associates and have a downline of 200 or extra who collectively have invested at the very least $100,000 = a share in a 0.5% Consensus Reward pool
- Fission B – personally recruit 4 associates and have a downline of 300 or extra who collectively have invested at the very least $200,000 = a share in a 0.8% Consensus Reward pool
- Fission C – personally recruit 7 associates and have a downline of 500 or extra who collectively have invested at the very least $300,000 = a share in a 1.2% Consensus Reward pool
- Fission D – personally recruit 10 associates and have a downline of 1000 or extra who collectively have invested at the very least $500,000 = a share in a 2.% Consensus Reward pool
HyperCosmos’ advertising and marketing materials suggests the above standards should be met on an ongoing month-to-month foundation.
The wording is a bit janky however I additionally imagine invested funds from the strongest unilevel staff leg is excluded.
Becoming a member of HyperCosmos
HyperCosmos affiliate membership is free.
Full participation within the hooked up earnings alternative requires a minimal $100 funding in USDT.
HyperCosmos Conclusion
No matter who’s behind it, HyperCosmos is a straightforward 300% ROI Ponzi scheme.
Associates make investments, construct a 300% ROI stability after which, if they can withdraw, steal subsequently invested funds.
With nothing offered or marketed to retail prospects, the MLM aspect of HyperCosmos constitutes a pyramid scheme.
As with all MLM Ponzi schemes, as soon as affiliate recruitment dries up so too will new funding.
This may starve HyperCosmos of ROI income, finally prompting a collapse.
The maths behind Ponzi schemes ensures that after they collapse, the vast majority of contributors lose cash.
I think the one individuals considering HyperCosmos are going to be Hyper* victims, determined to get better earlier losses.
As soon as that admittedly massive pool of suckers is milked, HyperCosmos will exit-scam like all of the earlier Hyper* Ponzis.