Fortron provides no information about who owns or runs the company on its website.

Fortron’s website domain (“fortron.io”) was privately registered on August 14th, 2020.

Based on the company name and nature of the business, I suspected Fortron to be a reboot of the
Forsage
gifting scheme.

I was able to confirm this by way of Forsage owner and top scammers discussing Fortron on the official Forsage YouTube channel.

Forsage launched earlier this year on the ethereum blockchain.

It was founded by Lado Okhotnikov and combines gifting with a Ponzi business model.

Over the past few weeks traffic to Forsage’s website has flatlined:

For a gifting Ponzi, this begins the road to collapse. Hence the launch of Fortron.

Read on for a full review of Fortron’s MLM opportunity.

Fortron’s Products

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

Fortron’s Compensation Plan

As with Forsage, Fortron combines gifting with a Ponzi business model. The only difference is tron (TRX) used in place of ethereum.

Matrix sizes used in Fortron’s cycler are 3×1 and 2×2.

A 3×1 matrix is simple in nature, requiring only three positions to be filled.

A 2×2 matrix starts with two positions on the first level, which expand to four positions on the second level:

A single 100 TRX initial buy in purchases a cycler position in both a 3×1 and 2×2 matrix.

Fortron refers to the 3×1 matrix as FTR3 and the 2×2 as FTR4. The initial 100 TRX buy-in is split evenly between both matrices.

Positions in FTR3 and FTR4 are filled via direct and indirect recruitment of Forsage affiliates.

Once all positions are filled, a cycle commission is triggered. The position cycling out of the matrix also enters a new matrix of the same size.

There are twelve tiers in both the FTR3 and FTR4 cycler tiers. Tiers must be bought into manually and in order.

Cycle commissions paid across Forsage’s FTR3 and FTR4 cycler tiers are as follows:

FTR3

The first two positions filled in a FTR3 matrix are gifted directly.

The 50 TRX position from the third position is used to create an upline matrix position on the same tier (in effect, gifting the 50 TRX to your upline).

tier 1 (positions cost 50 TRX) – receive 100 TRX and a new tier 1 position

tier 2 (positions cost 100 TRX) – receive 200 TRX and a new tier 2 position

tier 3 (positions cost 200 TRX) – receive 400 TRX and a new tier 3 position

tier 4 (positions cost 400 TRX) – receive 800 TRX and a new tier 4 position

tier 5 (positions cost 800 TRX) – receive 1600 TRX and a new tier 5 position

tier 6 (positions cost 1600 TRX) – receive 3200 TRX and a new tier 6 position

tier 7 (positions cost 3200 TRX) – receive 6400 TRX and a new tier 8 position

tier 8 (positions cost 6400 TRX) – receive 12,800 TRX and a new tier 8 position

tier 9 (positions cost 12,800 TRX) – receive 25,600 TRX and a new tier 9 position

tier 10 (positions cost 25,600 TRX) – receive 51,200 TRX and a ne

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Fortron and its connection to Forsage?
Fortron is a gifting scheme launched on the TRON blockchain, identified as a reboot of Forsage, a gifting-Ponzi hybrid operating on Ethereum. Forsage, founded by Lado Okhotnikov, combines gifting mechanisms with pyramid structures. Evidence of the connection emerged through discussions between Forsage operators on official YouTube channels regarding Fortron's development.

Why was Fortron launched following Forsage's decline?
Fortron's launch corresponded with Forsage experiencing traffic stagnation, indicating financial deterioration typical of gifting Ponzis nearing collapse. The reboot strategy represents a common pattern in fraudulent schemes: migrating user bases to new platforms when existing operations show decline signals, thereby extending operational viability and revenue generation.

What operational transparency does Fortron provide?
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