DigitalCoin Share provide no information on their website about who owns or runs the business.

The DigitalCoin Share website domain (“digitalcoinshare.com”) was privately registered on November 20th, 2017.

A marketing video on the DigitalCoin Share website is hosted on a JW Player platform account bearing the name “Steve Baran”.

The date-stamp of the video suggests Digital Coin Share launched around mid March.

By listening to videos Steve Baran has uploaded to his numerous YouTube channels, I was able to confirm Baran is the narrator of the DigitalCoin Share marketing video.

Given the prominence of this video on the DigitalCoin Share website, we can surmise Steve Baran is either running or working with others to run the company.

Two years ago Baran (right) was promoting
Talk Fusion
. That doesn’t seem to have worked out, with Baran moving on to
Skinny Body Care
as of early last year.

Photographic evidence on Baran’s Facebook page suggests Skinny Body Care didn’t work out either.

Read on for a full review of the DigitalCoin Share MLM opportunity.

DigitalCoin Share Products

DigitalCoin Share has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market DigitalCoin Share affiliate membership itself.

DigitalCoin Share affiliate membership provides access to third-party discount travel and e-commerce platforms.

The DigitalCoin Share Compensation Plan

DigitalCoin Share affiliates purchase positions in a three-tier 2×2 matrix cycler.

A 2×2 matrix places an affiliate at the top of a matrix, with two positions directly under them:

These two positions form the first level of the matrix. The second level of the matrix is generated by splitting these first two positions into another two positions each (4 positions).

Positions in the matrix are filled when new and existing DigitalCoin Share affiliates purchase matrix positions.

When all six positions of a matrix are filled, a “cycle” is generated and a commission paid out.

Cycler commissions across DigitalCoin Share’s three-tier matrix cycler are as follows:

Starter (positions cost $150) = $300 cycle commission and generates a new Starter matrix position

Pro (positions cost $500) = $1000 cycle commission and generates a new Pro matrix position

Club (positions cost $1500) = $3000 cycle commission and generates a new Club matrix position

A 50% matching bonus is paid on cycle commissions paid to personally recruited affiliates.

Note that all commission payments in DigitalCoin Share are paid in litecoin.

Fast Start Bonus

DigitalCoin Share affiliates who recruit two affiliates within thirty days of signing up and cycle are paid a Fast Start Bonus.

How much of a Fast Start Bonus is paid out is determined by which cycler tier new affiliates purchase positions in:

Starter – $150

Pro – $500

Club – $1500

Joining DigitalCoin Share

DigitalCoin Share affiliate membership is tied to the purchase of at least one matrix cycler position:

Starter – $150

Pro – $500

Club – $1500

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is behind DigitalCoin Share?
Steve Baran operates or co-manages DigitalCoin Share, as confirmed through JW Player video hosting attribution and YouTube channel analysis. The domain was privately registered in November 2017, with marketing materials launched around March 2018. Baran's involvement suggests operational control over the scheme's infrastructure and promotional activities.

What is DigitalCoin Share's business structure?
DigitalCoin Share operates as a 2×2 matrix Ponzi cycler involving Litecoin cryptocurrency. The scheme requires participants to invest funds in exchange for promised returns through recruitment-based commission structures, characteristic of cycler models designed to generate revenue from new participant entries rather than legitimate business operations.

What is Steve Baran's track record?
Steve Baran previously promoted Talk Fusion approximately two years before launching DigitalCoin Share. His involvement with

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