Lottoday emerged in mid 2023 as a playing ruse throughout the Mavie International.
That appears to have come and gone. Now Lottoday is an NFT Ponzi grift, along with Mavie International’s Ultron shitcoin Ponzi.
Mavie International is dressing up its newest Ponzi ruse via Lottoday as “gaming hub NFTs”.
Lottoday in fact has nothing to do with gaming. Mavie International associates make investments 100 to 100,000 USDT into NFT funding positions.
That is executed on the promise of a passive each day return, or “each day returns” as Mavie International places it of their Lottoday advertising.
Lottoday NFT returns cap out at 1000%…
…from a 200 USDT ROI on a 100 USDT funding, to 1,000,000 USDT ROI on a 100,000 USDT funding.
And naturally early Mavie International Lottoday traders are capable of money out quicker than the bagholders who make investments after them.
As with Mavie International and its authentic Ultron Ponzi scheme, Lottoday isn’t registered with monetary regulators in any jurisdiction.
As of January 2023, SimilarWeb tracks prime sources of site visitors to Lottoday’s web site as Hungary (27%), Russia (11%), Kazakhstan (10%) France (9%) and Spain (6%).
Corresponding securities regulators for these jurisdictions are:
- Hungary – Nationwide Financial institution of Hungary
- Russia – Central Financial institution of Russia
- Kazakhstan – Company of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Regulation and Growth of Monetary Market
- France – Autorité des Marchés Financiers
- Spain – Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores
By failing to register its Lottoday securities providing with monetary regulators, Mavie International is committing securities fraud.
This leaves customers unable to confirm claims of Lottoday producing exterior income via its gaming platform.
The explanation for that is there is no such thing as a income. Lottoday is a Ponzi scheme.
Mavvie International is run by former Givvo Ponzi scammer Michal Prazenica.
Native to Europe, Prazenica has since fled to Dubai. Sheltered by Dubai’s authorities, Mavie International continues to defraud customers throughout Europe.