Crypto 888 Club launched back in April, 2015 and promised investors monthly returns on deposits of up to €10,000 EUR.

Recruitment of new
Crypto 888 Club
affiliates dropped off in early 2016, prompting a reboot as Octa Partners.

Six months later  Octa Partners is in shambles, with the scheme once again gearing up to reboot as Nano Club.

Like its predecessors, Nano Club solicits investment from new investors and uses it to pay off existing investors.

Starter – invest €150 EUR

Basic – invest €1050 EUR

Pro+ – invest €5950 EUR

Gold – invest €23,750 EUR

Platinum – invest €50,050 EUR

Diamond – invest €100,050 EUR

Nano Club are promising affiliates an “average” monthly ROI of 4% to 12%:

Residual commissions are paid out via a binary compensation structure, paying up to 80% of invested funds matched on either side of the binary team:

Starter affiliates earn 20% or 40% (if they recruit six affiliates)

Basic affiliates earn 40% or 60% (if they recruit six affiliates)

Pro+ and higher affiliates earn 80%

Nano Club affiliates are also given NanoCoins with their investment:

Starter affiliates receive €90 EUR worth of NNC

Basic affiliates receive €950 EUR worth of NNC

Pro+ affiliates receive €5600 EUR worth of NNC

Gold affiliates receive €23,750 EUR worth of NNC

Platinum affiliates receive €47500 EUR worth of NNC

Diamond affiliates receive €95,000 EUR worth of NNC

The residual commissions paid out are tied to affiliate investment, shuffling around invested funds to pay off Nano Club affiliates with the biggest downlines.

The only verifiable source of revenue entering the company is affiliate investment, which is used to fund Nano Club affiliate’s monthly ROIs.

The use of newly invested funds to pay off existing investors makes Nano Club a Ponzi scheme.

As for NanoCoins, they’re worthless and always will be. Like OctaCoin before it (the cryptocurrency attached to Crypto 888 Club and Octa Partners), NanoCoins have no practical purpose.

Despite launching over a year ago, today OctaCoin’s value is 0.0000025 BTC (virtually worthless).

NanoCoin will go down the same path, despite the same hype promises trotted out again by Crypto 888 Club and Octa Partners affiliates.

No legitimate third-party merchant will touch a cryptocurrency attached to a Ponzi scheme, meaning the cryptocurrency is dead in the water.

As a bonus, new Nano Club affiliates will also be paying the Ponzi ROI liabilities Crypto 888 Club and Octa Partners racked up.

Word on the grapevine
is Octa Partners backoffice funds are frozen for 6 months. New Nano Club investor funds are locked down for a year.

In six months whatever new funds have been deposited will be paid to old Crypto 888 Club and Octa Partners affiliates.

You as a new Nano Club affiliate get shafted after twelve months, because everything you invested has already been used to pay off existing affiliates.

Looking at the timeline of launches, Octa Partners lasted about half the time Crypto 888 Club did.

Reboot schemes typically collapse much faster than their predecessors, so expect Nano Club to fold within a few months.

Update 4th July 2024 – 
Spanish authorities have
arrested an unnamed suspect
Belgian authorities claim is the ringleader behind Crypto 888 Club and Nano Club.

Update 17th February 2025 – 
Norwegian authorities have l
aid criminal charges against Terje Hvidsten
, aka Aleksander Romanov, and three other Crypto 888 Club scammers.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Crypto 888 Club and its rebranding history?
Crypto 888 Club, launched in April 2015, is a multi-level marketing scheme offering monthly returns on deposits. Due to declining recruitment, it rebranded as Octa Partners in 2016, and subsequently as Nano Club. Each iteration maintains the same operational structure of using new investor funds to compensate existing participants.

What investment tiers does Nano Club offer?
Nano Club provides six investment levels: Starter (€150), Basic (€1,050), Pro+ (€5,950), Gold (€23,750), Platinum (€50,050), and Diamond (€100,050). Each tier represents different entry points into the program with corresponding return expectations and commission structures.

How does Nano Club compensate its affiliates?
Nano Club utilizes a binary compensation structure, promising affiliates

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