Crypto Advice provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the business.

Crypto Advice’s website domain (“cryptoadvice.com”) was first registered in 2016. The domain registration was last updated in February 2018.

Mark Andrews is listed as the owner, through an incomplete address in California.

Given the generic name, lack of information on Andrews in relation to Crypto Advice and incomplete address, there’s a high chance Mark Andrews doesn’t exist.

Supporting this is a UK incorporation certificate for Mended Minds LTD on Crypto Advice’s website.

UK incorporation is dirt cheap and for the most part unregulated. It is a favored jurisdiction for scammers looking to incorporate dodgy companies.

As for Mended Minds, it appears to be a shell company that doesn’t exist outside of its UK incorporation.

Supposedly the CEO of Mended Minds and Crypto Advice is Jordan Lucas (another suspiciously generic name).

Research into Mended Minds and Lucas lead me to QuickX who, on their own website state Crypto Advice is

developing and promoting the market and community for QuickX Protocol.

CryptoAdvice purchased token in bulk from QuickX and after that it is selling to the small and big investors with a minimum lock-in period of one year, this lock-in period would prevent the dumping of token.

QuickX is supposedly a Maltese shell company.

QuickX are behind the QCX token, which is primarily promoted through Crypto Advice’s MLM opportunity.

Despite the Maltese shell incorporation, QuickX appears to be run by Indians, as evidenced by its default Indian rupee QCX value chart:

On the corporate side of things Secugenius Pvt. Ltd. is cited as the company behind QuickX.

Secugenius is an Indian company that claims to be an “IT Risk Assessment and Digital Security Services provider”.

A blog post on QuickX’s website caught my eye, pertaining to a “head-office opening in Malaysia”:

We are also pleased to inform you that company has opened this office with collaboration of  two of its partner in QuickX , Mr. Marcus Dato and Mr. Najib Razak.

The Founder CEO and COO of QuickX Protocol Mr. Kshitij Adhlakha & Mr. Vaibhav Adhlakha and the CEO of CryptoAdvice Mr. Jordan Lucas were also present there along with all the achievers of the recent Malaysia tour.

It appears that Jordan is a token white guy, but otherwise QuickX and Crypto Advice are run by a group of Indians, Indians living in Malaysia and Malaysians.

Oh and if it’s not obvious by now, Crypto Advice, Mended Minds, QuickX and Secugenius are all the same company.

Any illusion of separation through shell corporations is smoke and mirrors.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

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🤖 Quick Answer

Who operates Crypto Advice and QuickX QCX token lending platform?
Crypto Advice provides minimal ownership information on its website. Mark Andrews is listed as owner through an incomplete California address, but verification is difficult. The company is incorporated in the United Kingdom as Mended Minds LTD, a jurisdiction favored for business registration with minimal regulatory oversight.

What red flags indicate potential fraudulent activity?
The domain cryptoadvice.com was registered in 2016 with last updates in February 2018. The platform offers generic branding, incomplete owner information, and utilization of UK incorporation—a low-cost, loosely regulated jurisdiction commonly used by fraudulent operators to establish shell companies.

Is Mended Minds LTD a legitimate business entity?
Mended Minds LTD appears to function as a shell company with no verifiable operational presence. UK incorporation certificates require minimal documentation

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