BigWhale is the fifth spinoff of the Mavie Global Ponzi scheme.

BigWhale sees Mavie Global come up with a “crypto launchpad” ruse.

Behind the marketing, which has nothing to do with what BigWhale actually is, BigWhale solicits investment in tether (USDT):

Nano – invest 100 USDT on the promise of a 150 USDT ROI

Micro – invest 300 USDT on the promise of a 600 USDT ROI

Mini – invest 500 USDT on the promise of a 1250 USDT ROI

Mega – invest 1500 USDT on the promise of a 4500 USDT ROI

Giga – invest 5000 USDT on the promise of a 17,500 USDT ROI

Terra – invest 10,000 USDT on the promise of a 40,000 USDT

Founder – invest 25,000 USDT on the promise of a an “unlimited” ROI

Bundled with BigWhale investments are “BigWhale points” (BP).

Nano tier investors receive 100 BP

Micro tier investors receive 300 BP

Mini tier investors receive 500 BP

Mega tier investors receive 1500 BP

Giga tier investors receive 5000 BP

Terra tier investors receive 10,000 BP

Founder tier investors receive 25,000 BP

Additionally BP can be acquired by investing additional USDT for 150 days:

Nano tier investors can invest 25 USDT or more to receive 100 WILLY a day

Micro tier investors can invest 75 USDT or more to receive 300 WILLY a day

Mini tier investors can invest 125 USDT or more to receive 500 WILLY a day

Mega tier investors can invest 375 USDT or more to receive 1500 WILLY a day

Giga tier investors can invest 1250 USDT or more to receive 5000 WILLY a day

Terra tier investors can invest 2500 USDT or more to receive 10,000 WILLY a day

Founder tier investors can invest 6250 USDT or more to receive 25,000 WILLY a day

The ruse behind BP is they will be withdrawable at  1 BP to 1 USDT. This revenue will purportedly be funded via fictional “IP rights” tied to BigWhale.

With BP [BigWhale Points], you are a co-owner of IP rights on the entire Launchpad software.

10% of Launchpad profits will be shared with BP holders proportionally to their total BP.

“IP rights” within BigWhale appear to be attached to a “willy” shitcoin and FinUp.

Being completely pointless and a product of a Ponzi scheme on its last legs, WILLY will obviously go nowhere.

FinUp
, the fourth Mavie Global Ponzi spinoff, is an AI trading bot grift.

Finup launched in May 2024. SimilarWeb tracked just ~28,000 monthly visits to FinUp’s website as of July 2024 – meaning it’s already dead.

Mavie Global’s three other Ponzi spinoffs,
Lottoday
,
369X
and
FlipMe
are also long forgotten about. Mavie Global’s original Ultron Ponzi officially
collapsed
in June 2024.

As tracked by SimilarWeb, traffic to Mavie Global’s own website has been in decline throughout 2024.

In July 2024 Mavie Global’s monthly website visits further slid to just ~50,000, dropping over 13% month on month.

Suckers in Australia, France and Albania are being recruited. Mavie Global recruitment has all but collapsed everywhere else.

On the regulatory front Mavie Global has received fraud warnings from
Russia
,
Canada
and

🤖 Quick Answer

What is BigWhale in relation to Mavie Global?
BigWhale is identified as the fifth spinoff of the Mavie Global Ponzi scheme. It operates under the guise of a "crypto launchpad" but primarily solicits investments in tether (USDT) through tiered packages ranging from 100 USDT to 25,000 USDT, each promising predetermined returns on investment.

What investment tiers does BigWhale offer?
BigWhale offers seven investment tiers: Nano (100 USDT), Micro (300 USDT), Mini (500 USDT), Mega (1,500 USDT), Giga (5,000 USDT), Terra (10,000 USDT), and Founder (25,000 USDT). Each tier promises escalating returns, with the Founder tier advertising

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