Click Intensity, an online adcredit program launched last year as a $25 in, $30 out Ponzi scheme, now faces collapse. Operators are pivoting to a new cryptocurrency called Ads Cash Coin, aiming to convert existing liabilities into fresh investment.
This move follows nearly a year of operations, during which the original adcredit scheme appears to have faltered. The new cryptocurrency venture represents a common tactic among failing Ponzi operations: shifting existing debt into a new, speculative asset to attract further funds.
Ads Cash Coin information is currently confined to a private Facebook group, which numbers just over one thousand members. No public website for the scheme has launched. Administrators control all information, drip-feeding details to this closed community.
Approximately 35 million Ads Cash Coins currently exist, all pre-mined. The coin remains untradeable on any public exchange. Its value is entirely fabricated by Click Intensity's administrators, lacking any external market validation.
Existing Click Intensity affiliates will receive 100 pre-mined Ads Cash Coins without charge. They can also acquire additional coins at a rate of 2.5 cents per coin. Crucially, these purchases occur using backoffice funds, often referred to by participants as "monopoly money."
This use of internal, non-redeemable funds is central to Click Intensity's strategy. It allows the scheme to reduce its adcredit ROI liability. Affiliates convert their theoretical earnings, which are funds that do not genuinely exist, into Ads Cash Coins. These internal funds then become tied up indefinitely within the new cryptocurrency.
The expectation is that aggressive marketing and promises of significant value increases for Ads Cash Coin will lure new, real money investments. Ads Cash Coin itself costs Click Intensity nothing to generate, as it functions merely as a script outputting digital points. This allows the operators to redirect any real cash flow needed for adcredit ROI payouts.
Many affiliates who have joined the Ads Cash Coin group have not withdrawn more than their initial investments from the original scheme. This situation places an immediate burden on the new coin. It will launch with a significant number of desperate participants hoping to recoup prior Ponzi losses.
Those who have already profited from Click Intensity will likely continue to do so through referral commissions. These commissions will only apply to new investments made with actual money into Ads Cash Coin. Once the pre-mined coins are distributed to existing affiliates, the recruitment of new, unsuspecting victims is expected to accelerate.
The scheme projects a rapid price increase for Ads Cash Coin. Administrators claim the coin will jump from its 2.5 cent launch price to between 25 and 50 cents shortly after launch, then to $1 within 90 days. Further projections suggest a rise to $10-$25 within 12 to 24 months.
The fundamental weakness of Ads Cash Coin is shared by most MLM pump and dump altcoins: it possesses no real-world utility. There is no external reason for anyone outside of the Click Intensity ecosystem to invest, beyond the promise of exponential returns on a 2.5 cent initial investment.
Unlike publicly traded cryptocurrencies, which would likely crash after an initial burst of affiliate trading, Ads Cash Coin remains under the direct control of Click Intensity. This administrative control allows the operators to manipulate its perceived value and prevent a market-driven collapse.