The Coin Leaders website states that the company is
operated by CL Singapore Pte. Ltd., which is based in Singapore.
CL Singapore is wholly owned by Coin Leadership Limited, based in Dubai.
John Pretto (right) is identified as Chairman of Coin Leaders.
John Pretto is an accomplished, innovative and entrepreneurial technologist with over 20 years of senior management experience in information technology, marketing and operations.
Past positions include serving as Chief Technology Officer for R66T (enterprise Wi-Fi), Chief Operating Officer for ComF5 (formerly DigitalFX – digital media marketing platform), CTO and Co-founder of HelloNetwork (streaming media technology), and VP of Technology for SmartConnect (video surveillance for gaming).
On the MLM side of things John Pretto was actively promoting the
OneCoin
Ponzi scheme last year.
Before OneCoin Pretty was promoting
NuVerus
, a black seed juice nutritional MLM opportunity.
Pretto appears to have gotten involved in OneCoin in early to mid 2015. Whether he is still involved in OneCoin is unclear.
Read on for a full review of the Coin Leaders MLM opportunity.
The Coin Leaders Product Line
Coin Leaders has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Coin Leaders affiliate membership itself.
The Coin Leaders Compensation Plan
Coin Leaders affiliates invest up to €25,000 in DasCoin, a “hybrid cryptocurrency” run by Hong Kong based DasCoin Limited.
In exchange for their investment, Coin Leaders affiliates receive a “software license”.
These software licenses makes it easy for anyone to receive cryptocurrency – directly from the source.
There’s no need to buy coins on a currency exchange, or get involved with the complexities and hassles of a cryptocurrency “mining” process.
Instead, CoinLeader software enables you to help build the distributed network (on which DasCoin operates) and receive DasCoins in return.
Everything is done for you!
The more funds invested into software licenses, the higher the assigned value to DasCoin.
Through their software license, Coin Leaders affiliates receive DasCoins via “cycles”.
As an incentive for providing Cycles to the network, each licensee is rewarded with an amount of DasCoin calibrated to the level of the licensee’s contribution.
In a nutshell, the more a Coin Leaders affiliate invests the more DasCoin they receive.
Standard – invest €100 EUR and receive 1265 cycles and 1 upgrade
Manager – invest €500 EUR and receive 6325 cycles and 1 upgrade
Pro – invest €2000 EUR and receive 27,600 cycles and 1 upgrade
Executive – invest €5000 EUR and receive 74,750 cycles and 2 upgrades
President – invest €25,000 EUR and receive 373,750 cycles and 3 upgrades
An upgrade is triggered when the rate of cycles converted into DasCoins drops below 50% efficiency (from a starting point of 100 efficiency).
When an upgrade is triggered Coin Leaders affiliate cycles that have not yet been converted into DasCoins are doubled.
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🤖 Quick Answer
What is the corporate structure of Coin Leaders?Coin Leaders operates through CL Singapore Pte. Ltd., headquartered in Singapore, which is wholly owned by Coin Leadership Limited based in Dubai. The company is chaired by John Pretto, an executive with extensive experience in information technology and operations across multiple sectors.
Who is John Pretto and what is his background?
John Pretto serves as Chairman of Coin Leaders. He is a technology executive with over twenty years of senior management experience, holding previous positions including Chief Technology Officer at R66T, Chief Operating Officer at ComF5, and VP of Technology at SmartConnect, among other roles.
What are the geographical locations associated with Coin Leaders' operations?
Coin Leaders maintains operational presence in Singapore through its primary entity CL Singapore Pte. Ltd. and in Dubai through its parent company, Coin Leadership Limited. This dual-
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