Late last year Daxio launched an “automated sports trading” Ponzi scheme.

No word on how many bajillionaires have been created so far. But now Daxio has gotten into NFT metaverse grifting.

Oh and Daxio has also launched two shitcoins. Because
of course
it has.

Sometime over the past eight months Daxio has rebranded itself as a gaming company.
Daxio’s Ponzi origins lie in gambling
, but this time around it’s crypto and NFT gaming.

To that end SportsBot has been renamed “DaxioBot”, and it’s now a “play to earn trading game”:

This is all of course just marketing. Nothing has actually changed between SportsBot and DaxioBot – it’s the same Ponzi ruse.

On the right you have PlayDAX, one of Daxio’s new NFT gaming grifts.

PlayDAX is a play-to-earn fantasy trading game which simulates real world trading.

Yeah, it’s a trading bot – wrapped up in crypto fad jargon. Outdated crypto fad jargon at that.

Alongside PlayDax Daxio also has plans for an obligatory metaverse grift.

Some shitty real-estate game that doesn’t exist yet, offered through Cryptopia. Think buying an island in Animal Crossing off Nintendo, and running your own scam through it.

Except instead of Nintendo Daxio has partnered with some blockchain bro company.

Cryptopia is an independent city-state society based on the blockchain, where citizens can buy, sell, vote, and perform other essential activities using a safe, secure, and transparent system.

If that sounds like a terrible premise for a game, it’s because it is. Like every crypto game, it’s a grift to sell you NFTs – which nobody except a shrinking pool of “we’re still early”  crypto bro shills will sign up for.

Not because they care about the game. But because they hope they can flip their NFT investment positions onto greater fools.

In summary, Daxio’s metaverse grift is a yet-to-be-realized dead-end.

While you wait for that though, Daxio offers plenty of other affiliate link NFT grifts to lose money on:

And of course Daxio has its own owl JPG NFTs for you to invest in:

With respect to Daxi’s new shit tokens, you have SDAX and GDAX.

GDAX represents ownership & voting rights.

SDAX is a utility token used everywhere inside of the Daxio ecosystem.

GDAX sounds like a nothingburger but SDAX appears to be a token exit-scam in the making. As I understand it both are ERC-20 tokens.

ERC-20 tokens can be created on the ethereum blockchain in minutes, at little to no cost.

If they haven’t already, watch for DAXIO switching withdrawals to SDAX only.

SDAX and GDAX can be swapped and traded on external platforms.

Here’s how that’s going…

On the MLM side of things, Daxio is now charging €10 EUR a week for membership.

There’s a 10% referral bonus and 10% to 12% residuals, paid out via a binary team. A matching bonus on residual commissions is also available.

Ten affiliate ranks, tied to recruitment of Daxio affiliate investors.

Underneath that, you’ve got the same old Daxio Ponzi scheme:

And naturally Daxio’s own NFTs

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Daxio's business model evolution?
Daxio initially launched an automated sports trading scheme called SportsBot, which operated as a Ponzi structure. Subsequently, the company rebranded as a gaming entity, renaming SportsBot to DaxioBot and repositioning it as a play-to-earn trading game. The company expanded into NFT metaverse projects and cryptocurrency ventures, launching two tokens while maintaining identical operational structures beneath new marketing frameworks.

How does DaxioBot function as a play-to-earn platform?
DaxioBot represents Daxio's rebranded sports trading mechanism, marketed as a play-to-earn gaming application. Despite the new branding and gaming classification, the underlying operational structure remains substantially identical to its predecessor, employing comparable mechanisms and revenue models under revised marketing terminology and industry categorization.

What NFT initiatives has Daxio undertaken?

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