Daisy launches “Blockchain Sports” NFT grift Ponzi

Having exhausted its fictional trading Ponzi across
at least three collapsed reboots
, Daisy’s new Ponzi ruse is “Blockchain Sports” NFTs.

Despite the name, Daisy’s Blockchain Sports investment opportunity has nothing to do with sports.

NFT investment positions are tied to football players, with the individual value of the NFT arbitrarily tied to tracked player performance throughout a season.

Who the players Daisy will attach to its NFT positions is unclear.

Of course nobody in Daisy cares about any of that. They’re only there to invest new money and hope to claw back previous losses from new suckers.

Daisy’s new Blockchain Sports NFT grift Ponzi was revealed at their recent “Limitless” Dubai marketing event. The new scheme is set up at “iamlimitless.io”, privately registered a few weeks ago on February 4th, 2024.

The “Blockchain Sports” part of the grift is set up on “bcsports.io”, first registered in May 2023. The private blockchain sports domain registration was last updated on October 30th, 2023.

As seen via the WayBack Machine, the original Blockchain Sports incarnation was a shitcoin scam built around SPORTS and FTBLL tokens.

That of course all flopped and went nowhere…

…so now we have Blockchain Sports rebooted as Daisy’s latest Ponzi ruse.

One name to note here is Blockchain Sports’ CEO Dmitriy Saksonov.

As per his LinkedIn profile, Saksonov is based out of Brazil. He’s a small-time crypto bro with a few crypto mining grifts to his name.

Daisy’s Blockchain Sports reboot is built around ATLA, a new shitcoin to replace the failed SPORTS and FTBLL token scams.

Daisy’s Blockchain Sports NFT grift Ponzi sees investors invest in “founders positions”. These start at 100 USDT, but this only provides access to recruitment commissions.

Access to Daisy’s Blockchain Sports Ponzi costs a lot more:

Pack 1 costs 500 USDT and provides one “node” investment position, NFT royalties and access to a 2% Rewards Plan

Pack 2 costs 2000 USDT and provides four “node” investment positions, NFT royalties and access to a 3% Rewards Plan

Pack 3 costs 8000 USDT and provides sixteen “node” investment positions, NFT royalties and access to the MLM comp plan (recruitment commissions)

Pack 4 costs 25,000 USDT and provides fifty “node” investment positions and NFT royalties (also presumably includes MLM recruitment commissions)

Pack 5 costs 50,000 USDT and provides one hundred “node” investment positions and NFT royalties (also presumably includes MLM recruitment commissions)

Pack 6 costs 100,000 USDT and provides access to two hundred “node” investment positions and NFT royalties (also presumably includes MLM recruitment commissions)

Node investment position returns are paid in ATLA, which can also be staked to generate higher returns (this of course also puts off withdrawals).

The MLM side of Daisy’s Blockchain Sports Ponzi is simple: It’s a ten-level deep unilevel team funded by new investment.

level 1 (personally recruited affiliates) – 4%, ava

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Daisy's "Blockchain Sports" NFT scheme?

How does the Blockchain Sports NFT investment model function?
NFT investment positions are linked to individual football players, with each token's value determined by the player's performance data during the season. However, the specific players Daisy will attach to NFT positions remains undisclosed, and the platform lacks transparency regarding valuation mechanisms.

What pattern characterizes Daisy's business operations?
Daisy has previously operated multiple collapsed versions of fictional trading Ponzi schemes across at least three distinct rebranding cycles before launching

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