Faisal Kamal registered the domain fastbtc.info on November 28th, 2016, listing himself as the owner with a Dubai address. Kamal also identifies as a Supervisor at Forever Living Products and an IT Systems Analyst for Dubai Petroleum. His involvement spans numerous cash gifting schemes, including ZarFund, The Dollar Sharing, 2x2 Funds, Coin Leaders, RiseBits, VertigoBTC, 3x2 Core, 2x4 Club, Binary Global, and Verdant BTC.

FastBTC lacks any retailable products or services. Affiliates can only promote FastBTC membership itself. The compensation plan structures affiliate recruitment into a 2x3 matrix, where participants gift bitcoin to one another. A 2x3 matrix consists of fourteen positions across three levels.

Affiliates begin by gifting 0.04 BTC to their recruiter. This initial payment qualifies them to receive 0.04 BTC from two recruits on their first matrix level. To unlock the second level, a further gift of 0.07 BTC is required, enabling the affiliate to receive 0.07 BTC from four individuals. The third level involves a 0.2 BTC gift, qualifying the affiliate to receive 0.2 BTC from eight individuals. All these gifting transactions are structured as monthly subscriptions, lasting 30 days.

Joining FastBTC necessitates a minimum 0.04 BTC gifting payment to the recruiting affiliate. Full participation in the FastBTC income opportunity requires a cumulative 0.31 BTC payment every 30 days.

Faisal Kamal appears to have launched FastBTC as a method to recover losses from previous cash gifting ventures. FastBTC operates as a straightforward three-tier cash gifting scheme. New members gift bitcoin to those above them in the matrix and subsequently recruit others to gift them bitcoin. This cycle repeats across the matrix levels, with the gifting amounts and the number of recipients increasing. Like all cash gifting schemes, FastBTC is unsustainable and will inevitably collapse once new member recruitment slows down.