CMDX is a reboot of the failed CoinMD investment scheme.

CMDX is owned and operated by Tom McMurrain, a former
OneCoin
Ponzi scammer.

McMurrain launched CoinMD in mid 2017, about six months after
OneCoin collapsed
.

CoinMD’s business model
was simple enough; give real money to Tom McMurrain in exchange for worthless CoinRewards points.

By March 2019 CoinMD was on the verge of collapse, prompting McMurrain (right) to
beg investors for $100,000
.

Within 24 hours of that announcement, McMurrain announced the collapse had been averted.

In its place was a new CoinMD compensation plan. Last month McMurrain announced CoinMD would be abandoned in favor of a “new” company, CMDX.

Read on for a full review of the CMDX MLM opportunity.

CMDX Products

CMDX has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market CMDX affiliate membership itself.

Note that outside of CMDX’s MLM opportunity, which sees affiliates invest directly in CMDX tokens, there are ways for non-affiliates to acquire tokens.

One such way is by purchasing a CMDX branded wearable and being active.

Outside of being marketing tools to encourage people to eventually sign up as CMDX affiliates and invest, these have nothing to do with the company’s MLM opportunity.

The CMDX Compensation Plan

CMDX affiliates invest in CMDX tokens. Commissions are paid when they recruit others who do the same.

Prime – invest $149 and receive 25,000 CMDX

Bronze – invest $550 and receive 500,000 CMDX

Silver – invest $1100 and receive 2,000,000 CMDX

Gold – invest $3300 and receive 5,000,000 CMDX

Platinum – invest $5500 and receive 10,000,000 CMDX

Note that prior to receiving invested coins, CMDX affiliates must fill out a mandatory health related questionnaire.

Note that CMDX pay commissions out via a combination of U$D and CMDX.

CMDX affiliates are paid 30% of earned commissions in CMDX and 70% in U$D.

Finally, how much a CMDX affiliate earns and can withdraw each week is determined by how much they’ve invested:

Free – no cost but capped at earning $100 a week and withdrawing up to 10% of earned commissions

Prime – capped at earning up to $250 a week and withdrawing up to 15% of earned commissions

Bronze – capped at earning up to $550 a week and withdrawing up to 20% of earned commissions

Silver – capped at earning up to $1100 a week and withdrawing up to 30% of earned commissions

Gold – capped at earning up to $3300 a week and withdrawing up to 40% of earned commissions

Platinum – capped at earning up to $25,000 a week and withdrawing up to 50% of earned commissions

Recruitment Commissions

CMDX are paying a 30% commission on funds invested by the first 1500 affiliates.

Recruitment commissions are paid in bitcoin, directly to the recruiting affiliate.

After the first 1500 recruited CMDX affiliates, recruitment commissions are paid based on how much the recruiting affiliate has invested (30% CMDX and 70% U$D):

Free and Prime affiliates earn a 10% recruitment co


🤖 Quick Answer

What is CMDX and its relationship to CoinMD?
CMDX represents a reboot of the failed CoinMD investment scheme, launched after CoinMD faced collapse in March 2019. Owned and operated by Tom McMurrain, a former OneCoin associate, CMDX was introduced as a replacement entity utilizing ERC-20 token technology to continue the compensation structure previously employed by its predecessor company.

Who founded CMDX and what is his background?
CMDX is owned and operated by Tom McMurrain, formerly associated with OneCoin, a collapsed Ponzi scheme. McMurrain originally launched CoinMD in mid-2017, approximately six months after OneCoin's collapse, establishing a pattern of sequential venture launches within the cryptocurrency investment sector.

What was CoinMD's original business model?
CoinMD's business model involved investors providing real


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