All InX fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website.
All InX’s website domain (“allinx.io”), was privately registered on July 28th, 2025.
It should be noted the first iteration of All InX collapsed within a month of its domain registration.
On August 20th “Salva Domainca”, who claimed to be an All InX founder, announced a “project update & relaunch plans”.
“Salva Domainca” doesn’t exist outside of All InX’s communications. There’s a good chance he doesn’t exist.
As far as I can tell, all signs point to All InX being a Chinese run scam out of Asia.
As per All InX’s website Terms of Use;
If unresolved, disputes shall be submitted to the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) under its arbitration rules.
All InX does not provide services to residents or entities from restricted jurisdictions, including but not limited to: North Korea, Cuba, Mainland China, Malaysia, Singapore, and any sanctioned regions.
The intent appears to be to defraud consumers outside of regions All InX is operated from – with some generally sanctioned regions thrown in for obfuscation.
There are also Russian elements to All InX. Over on YouTube we find staged marketing events held across Asia, which is typical of Chinese MLM scams.
One event though was purportedly recently held in Russia:
We also find “influencer” style marketing videos, featuring AI-generated avatars.
One in particular stands out, Moonlight (@Moon1ightSt):
All InX videos featuring the Moonlight avatar are heavily edited. I’m pretty sure this is one of those AI face filters, with some guy playing Moonlight in front of a greenscreen.
The Moonlight avatar has its own YouTube channel, on which we find random crypto shill videos dating back to April 2024.
In the early videos the Moonlight avatar speaks in Chinese. There are also a few badly dubbed videos.
Update 16th November 2025 –
All InX has marked all of its early YouTube marketing videos as private.
This includes the “badly dubbed” Moonlight avatar video cited above. A link to the video was previously provided but is now no longer available.
/end update
In a few All InX marketing videos we find Chief Investing Officer “Mikael Laviolette”:
On LinkedIn Laviolette goes by Mikael Laviolette Belanger and represents he is based out of Malaysia.
On a Twitter profile scrubbed of posts prior to August 2025 (when All InX launched), Laviolette is represented to be from Canada.
Another data point for All InX is it’s app developer, Top Line Digital Marketing (PVT) LTD.
Top Line Digital Marketing is represented to be based out of Sri Lanka.
As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money
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All InX’s Products
All InX has no retailable products or services.
Promoters are only able to market All InX promoter membership itself.
All InX’s Compensation Plan
All InX promoters sign up and invest 1000 USDT or mo
🤖 Quick Answer
What is All InX?All InX is a cryptocurrency-based multilevel marketing (MLM) platform that launched in mid-2025 under the domain "allinx.io," privately registered on July 28, 2025. The project collapsed within approximately one month of its initial launch and was subsequently announced for relaunch by an individual identifying himself as founder "Salva Domainca."
Who operates All InX?
All InX does not disclose verifiable ownership or executive information on its official website. The sole publicly associated figure, "Salva Domainca," lacks any independently verifiable online presence outside of All InX communications, raising substantial questions regarding the authenticity of the project's stated leadership and organizational transparency.
Where is All InX legally based?
According to All InX's website Terms of Use, unresolved disputes are to be submitted to the Hong Kong International
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