Dream Come True fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website.

Dream Come True’s website domain (“dreamcometrue.ai”), was privately registered on September 26th, 2021.

Dream Come True’s FaceBook page was created in November 2021. Marketing began on or around May 2022.

Dream Come True’s marketing material cites Adnan Ahmed and Asim Jamil as co-founders of the company.

I wasn’t able to get a reading on Ahmed but Jamil appears to be a UK national with ties to Dubai and Pakistan.

As early as February 2021 BehindMLM readers cited
Adnan Ahmed and Asim Jamil as co-founders of Ride to the Future
.

Ride to the Future, commonly abbreviated as R2F, was an MLM Ponzi scheme that pretended to be operated from Panama.

Launched in late 2019, Ride to the Future collapsed in early to mid 2021. A few months later preparations for Dream Come True began.

Someone who appears to work closely with Ahmed and Jamil is Geocelh Gee:

Cited as “Geo G.”, Gee is Dream Come True’s “Country Manager”.

On its website Dream Come True provides a corporate address in Dubai. Dubai is the
MLM crime capital of the world
.

Similar to the Ride to the Future’s Panama ruse, Dream Come True pretends to have a head office in Ireland.

I found nothing suggesting Dream Come True has any ties to Ireland. The company is run from Dubai.

BehindMLM’s guidelines for Dubai are:

If someone lives in Dubai and approaches you about an MLM opportunity, they’re trying to scam you.

If an MLM company is based out of or represents it has ties to Dubai, it’s a scam.

If you want to know specifically how this applies to Dream Come True, read on for a full review.

Dream Come True’s Products

Dream Come True has no retailable products or services.

Affiliates are only able to market Dream Come True affiliate membership itself.

Dream Come True’s Compensation Plan

Dream Come True’s compensation plan is slightly confusing. The company references “PA”, which stands for personal assets.

I’m not 100% sure but I believe this corresponds to a 1 PA = $1 ratio. I’ll update the figures below if this isn’t the case.

Dream Come True affiliates invest funds on the promise of an “up to 3% daily” ROI.

B1 – invest $99

B2 – invest $249

B3 – invest $499

B4 – invest $749

I1 – invest $999

I2 – invest $2499

I3 – invest $4999

I4 – invest $7499

A1 – invest $9999

A2 – invest $19,999

A3 – invest $34,999

A4 – invest $49,999

Returns are paid over 200 days or 500%, whichever comes first.

The MLM side of Dream Come True pays on recruitment of affiliate investors.

Dream Come True Affiliate Ranks

There are fifteen ranks within Dream Come True’s compensation plan.

Along with their respective qualification criteria, they are as follows:

Affiliate – sign up as a Dream Come True affiliate

Qualified Affiliate – recruit at least two Affiliates

Bronze – maintain two personally recruited affiliates and have earned on 1000 BV in residual binary commissions

Silver – maintain two personally recr

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Dream Come True and its connection to previous schemes?
Dream Come True is a cryptocurrency token platform launched in 2022, allegedly operated by Adnan Ahmed and Asim Jamil. These individuals were previously associated with Ride to the Future, an MLM Ponzi scheme that collapsed around 2019-2020. The company maintains anonymous ownership and uses a privately registered domain, raising fraud concerns among financial analysts and regulatory observers.

Why does Dream Come True's lack of transparency raise red flags?
The platform fails to disclose ownership or executive information publicly, operates through a privately registered domain since 2021, and its founders have documented histories with failed investment schemes. Such opacity typically indicates potential fraudulent activity, as legitimate financial operations maintain transparent corporate governance and regulatory compliance documentation.

What pattern emerges from the founders' business history?
Adnan Ahmed and Asim Jamil repeatedly launch investment platforms with similar

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