The EmpiresX Ponzi scheme has collapsed.

Affiliate investors are reporting disabled withdrawals dating back to mid October.

Complete disabling of withdrawals followed EmpiresX
introducing withdrawal restrictions
in early October.

EmpiresX’s collapse has seen affiliate testimonials go from this:

To this:

At time of publication EmpiresX’s website is still up. Company owners Emerson Pires and Flavio Goncalves have not publicly addressed the collapse.

EmpiresX’s social media accounts appear to have been abandoned in early November.

I did see some nonsense about offices in Japan and China, however I was unable to verify.

In any event,
being a Ponzi scheme
, unless new investment is found it’s unlikely EmpiresX will re-enable withdrawals.

In early October Emerson Pires claimed EmpiresX had “filed for the SEC.”

The documents are going to be uploaded um, on the backoffice, I believe uh in the next couple of days.

[8:09] We had filed the first time, the first time we were denied.

The SEC wanted us to change things. Change, y’know, the way we run our business.

Almost two months later, EmpiresX and its principals remain unregistered with the securities regulator.

Alexa traffic estimates suggest EmpiresX victims are from Australia (22%), South Africa (19%) and the US (15%).

In October visitors to EmpiresX’s website were from the US (63%) and Vietnam (21%).

The change in demographic suggests EmpiresX recruitment has collapsed in the US and Vietnam, with suckers from Australia and South Africa filling in.

Update 19th January 2022 – 
EmpiresX has announced it is
shutting down
.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is EmpiresX and what happened to it?
EmpiresX was a Ponzi scheme that collapsed in late 2024. The platform disabled user withdrawals starting in mid-October, following initial withdrawal restrictions introduced in early October. The website remained operational at publication, though social media accounts were abandoned by early November.

Who were the operators of EmpiresX?
EmpiresX was owned and operated by Emerson Pires and Flavio Goncalves. Neither company owner publicly addressed the scheme's collapse or the widespread withdrawal issues affecting affiliate investors at the time of the incident.

What evidence indicates EmpiresX's collapse?
Affiliate investors reported disabled withdrawals dating to mid-October. Testimonials shifted dramatically from positive to negative sentiment. The company's social media accounts were abandoned in early November, and complete withdrawal functionality was disabled following initial restrictions implemented in early October.

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