Luigi Bruni’s life after CashFX Group is providing insight into how the Ponzi scheme continued to recruit new victims, despite
denying withdrawals for close to a year
.

Like any MLM Ponzi scheme, CashFX Group owner and CEO Huascar Lopez kept most of the money for himself.

He also paid top affiliates $20,000 a month to keep them recruiting new victims into the scheme.

Addressing people who keep asking him why he left CashFX Group,
Bruni wrote
;

Reason 1:

10 months of no withdraws for the community.

Reason 2:

The CEO was using all our funds to invest in his personal projects around the world.

Reason 3:

The CEO (Huascar Lopez) was paying me and all the other Presidents and Ambassadors 20K dollars a month to shut up and keep all the other members quite [sic].

Reason 4:

My partner (Justin Halladay), who was a very good friend, became a complete moron after making millions.

He spent his time telling everyone to shut up and kicking members out left and right.

I had a BTC wallet with that partner with a lot o money in that wallet and he stole it all, I trust him and he became a thief.

He also introduced me to his business associate who made me invest a lot of money in 3 projects and is now trying to scam be out of all that money.

Reason 5:

I flew to Panama 4 months ago with 5 Presidents to confront the CEO and ask him what (why) he was not paying out.

One of the Presidents asked the CEO, “Can you please at least pay out the month o January, so people have money to live?”

He (Huascar Lopez) responded, “If you are not happy you get the fuck out of here and I will keep your downline”.

Are you serious, what planet does this idiot come from?

Reason 6:

He (Huascar Lopez) has no intention of paying back all that monopoly money you see in your back offices.

His plan is to lead as many members as he can to phase 2 with crumbs along the way.

He might one day have the card (?) and let everyone withdraw a little bit o money until phase 2 i you are lucky.

But in the end, he will never give you all that money you see in your backoffice.

Once phase 2 opens he will close phase 1 and you can all kiss your money goodbye.

Reason 7:

I also saw many other big leaders getting kicked out and getting their accounts confiscated.

Reason 8:

Please be careful of CEO and leaders who talk about religion and business, run away from them.

Conclusion:

I was the only top leader who had the balls to leave and tell him to shove his (Huascar Lopez’s) 20K a month up his. Hahhahah!!!!!

After stealing millions with Halladay through
Cloud Token
and CashFX Group, Bruni left CashFX Group last month.

The catalyst for Bruni’s departure is believed to be Halladay seizing the CashFX Group Master Distributor account he and Bruni shared.

Bruni is now actively recruiting investors into the
Alya Finance Ponzi scheme
, and
Youngevity’s 8 Minute Trader
.

Halladay, who presumably continues to be paid hush money by Lopez, has not publicly explained Bruni’s departure o

🤖 Quick Answer

What was CashFX Group and how did it operate?
CashFX Group was a multilevel marketing Ponzi scheme operated by CEO Huascar Lopez. The scheme recruited new victims through affiliate networks while restricting member withdrawals and misappropriating funds for the operator's personal investments and business ventures worldwide.

How did CashFX Group leadership maintain member compliance?
CEO Huascar Lopez distributed monthly payments of $20,000 to top-tier affiliates, including Presidents and Ambassadors, to ensure continued recruitment and silence from leadership regarding fraudulent activities and operational irregularities affecting the wider membership.

What triggered member departures from CashFX Group?
Members including Luigi Bruni cited systematic withdrawal restrictions lasting approximately ten months, misuse of community funds for personal projects, and discovery of undisclosed payments to leadership designed to suppress dissent and maintain recruitment operations.

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