The DGPT “click a button” app Ponzi has collapsed.

On October 18th DGPT disabled withdrawals, citing a bunch of crypto baloney jargon:

DGPT continued to solicit new investment, offering new suckers a 50% discount.

On October 22nd DGPT came up with a new “data migration” ruse;

Thank you for your trust and cooperation in the DGPT platform!

Yesterday, many members successfully completed the account activation of the new platform, and the data recovery process is progressing smoothly.

In order to ensure that the data of all members can be restored uniformly, we are conducting a 72-hour countdown, please complete the migration as soon as possible.

Your account data will be uniformly restored within 72 hours. Members who have not completed the migration must complete the activation within this time, otherwise your account data will not be restored.

A day later, DGPT revealed “data migration” would cost investors 100 USDT:

Recharge $100 to activate your account. Once activated, your data will be automatically restored, and you will receive a $50 bonus.

After 48 hours, we will conduct a unified data restoration process. Accounts that are not activated within this period will face the risk of data loss.

At the end of the 48 hour first recovery scam period, DGPT rolled out a second recovery scam to triple-fleece its most gullible investors;

If you have already completed the $100 recharge, you now need to recharge $68 to fully restore your account data.

As of October 26th, the scammers behind DGPT were still pushing their “data recovery” double recovery scam ruse;

We are pleased to inform you that members who have successfully restored their data can now start building their teams.

All previous losses will be gradually recovered through collective efforts on the DGPT platform, leading to sustainable profitability.

We apologize for the week-long delay in data restoration and deeply regret any inconvenience caused. We have also noticed rumors claiming that DGPT has shut down.

Here, we would like to clarify: members who believe such rumors have been misled by false information. Only those who have successfully completed data restoration are our truly loyal DGPT members.

DGPT
was a “click a button” app Ponzi that surfaced a few months ago. “Click a button” app Ponzis are run by organized Chinese crime gangs operating out of Asia.

At time of collapse, SimilarWeb tracked ~240,000 monthly visits across DGPT’s two website domains.

77% of visitors to DGPT’s .CLUB domain are from Russia, followed by Ukraine (5%). 100% of visitors to DGPT’s .CLOUD domain are from Venezuela.

Across Russia, Ukraine and Venezuela, total DGPT losses remain unknown.

Update 29th October 2024 –
DGPT has disabled its primary .CLUB website domain.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is DGPT and why did it collapse?
DGPT was a cryptocurrency investment platform operating as a Ponzi scheme, promising returns through a "click a button" application. It collapsed in October when the platform disabled withdrawals, halting customer access to funds and revealing the unsustainable investment model.

What exit-scam tactics did DGPT employ after the collapse?
Following the withdrawal freeze, DGPT offered new investors a 50% discount to solicit additional capital. Subsequently, it introduced a "data migration" scheme, claiming account restoration within 72 hours to maintain user engagement and prevent panic withdrawals.

How did DGPT's "data recovery" mechanism function as a scam?
The data recovery process served as a retention tactic, creating artificial urgency through a 72-hour deadline. This strategy prevented users from withdrawing funds while the platform maintained the illusion of legitimacy

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