Aladino Review: Another Steinkeller bros MLM crypto Ponzi

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

In fact as I write this, Aladino’s website appears disabled until September 15th:

Further research reveals Christian Steinkeller on a September 9th Aladino webinar.

On the webinar, Steinkeller introduces Michele Domizi as Aladino’s CEO.

As per Domizi’s LinkedIn profile, he’s the CEO of Making Duplication Technologies.

Making Duplication Technologies is behind Duplii, a failed MLM marketing platform.

Domizi’s LinkedIn profile places him in Dublin Ireland.

Whether that’s still accurate though is unclear.

Other than Duplii, which isn’t an MLM opportunity itself, Domizi doesn’t have a publicly verifiable MLM history. This is a red flag.

Christian Steinkeller meanwhile is a notorious Ponzi promoter and admin.

Christian, along with brothers Aron and Stefan (right), are best known in the MLM industry as a
top earners
in the
$4 billion dollar OneCoin Ponzi scheme
.

Following OneCoin’s collapse in 2017, the Steinkeller brothers
fled to Dubai
.

Since the Steinkeller brothers have run and/or promoted
MyCoin24
,
Planet Impact
,
WinWheel
and
MetFi
.

Both the Steinkeller brothers and Michele Domizi are originally from Italy.

Following an investigation that
linked them to mafia violence, threats and murder
, the Steinkeller brothers were
indicted by Italian authorities
in 2021.

As of October 2022 the Steinkeller’s criminal case, which pertains to OneCoin fraud charges, is
ongoing
.

Earlier this year we learned the Steinkeller brothers
engaged PR firm Eliminalia
to hide their fraudulent conduct.

While I can’t say for sure, it’s highly likely the Steinkeller brothers have a hand in the setting up and operation of Aladino.

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

Aladino’s Products

Aladino has no retailable products or services.

Affiliates are only able to market Aladino affiliate membership itself.

Aladino’s Compensation Plan

Aladino affiliates invest tether (USDT), into an eight-tier NFT position investment scheme:

This is done on the promise of shares in a crypto mining pool:

invest 25 USDT and receive 20% of an allocated share

invest 250 USDT and receive 25% of an allocated share

invest 1000 USDT and receive 40% of an allocated share

invest 2500 USDT and receive 45% of an allocated share

invest 5000 USDT and receive 60% of an allocated share

invest 10,000 USDT and receive 70% of an allocated share

invest 25,000 USDT and receive 75% of an allocated share

invest 50,000 USDT and receive 80% of an allocated share

In its marketing material, Aladino cites a 300% annual ROI per allocated share. Returns are purportedly paid out for five years, after which reinvestment is required.

Note that although returns are calculated annually, Aladino pays “multiple time(s) daily” in bitcoin (BTC).

The MLM side of Aladino pays on recruitment of affi

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Aladino and its connection to the Steinkeller brothers?

Who is Michele Domizi in relation to Aladino?
Michele Domizi serves as Aladino's stated CEO. According to LinkedIn records, he previously led Making Duplication Technologies, the entity behind Duplii, a failed MLM marketing platform. His current residence is documented as Dublin, Ireland.

What concerns exist regarding Aladino's legitimacy?
Aladino lacks transparent ownership disclosure on its website. Christian Steinkeller's history as a Ponzi promoter, combined with Domizi's involvement in Duplii's failure and absent

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