The collapsed Jubilee Ace Ponzi scheme has been rebooted as Globalytics Tech Research.

Jubilee Ace
was a Ponzi scheme launched in mid 2019.

Headed up by Boris CEO “Tony Jackson”, Jubilee Ace is believed to have been run by south-east Asians,
Germans
, or a combination of the two.

Jubilee Ace was a simple Ponzi points scheme. Investors signed up, dumped money into credits and received a return based on credit accumulation.

Around June 2020 Jubilee Ace ditched credits for AQUA coin (AQN), a non-publicly tradeable Ponzi token.

The brand “Jenco” was also introduced, in an attempt to dupe new investors who might otherwise identify Jubilee Ace as a Ponzi scheme.

By this time Jubilee Ace was on the regulatory radar. FINMA in Austria added Jubilee Ace to their investment fraud warning list.

Jubilee Ace investors began
reporting withdrawal problems
in late September 2020.

One BehindMLM reader reported
a top Japanese Jubilee Ace promoter had been arrested
, however I wasn’t able to independently confirm this claim.

In any event and keeping in mind Jubilee Ace was 
heavily
promoted in Japan, Globalytics Tech Research has emerged as its replacement.

Tony Jackson seems MIA, so presumably his Jubilee Ace acting contract expired. A replacement actor hasn’t emerged yet.

Globalytics Tech Research’s website domain (“gtr.tech”), was privately registered on October 13th, 2020. This is just a few weeks after Jubilee Ace collapsed.

Once again the Ponzi scheme is being primarily pitched to a Japanese audience.

According to an email received from a BehindMLM reader, Jubilee Ace’s AQN Ponzi tokens can be used in Globalytics Tech Research.

You can transfer your AQN from Jubilee ACE to GTR (internal).

You buy a trading license from GTR.  but you can only pay up to 20% of the bill with AQN.

EXAMPLE: GTR trading license costs $ 10,000 you can pay $2,000 with AQN and $ 8,000 must be fresh new BTC from outside.

There is of course no mention of an investment opportunity on Globalytics Tech Research’s website.

Whereas in Jubilee Ace everything was “aqua” themed (aqua bot etc.);

MyAQUA is a cutting edge data consolidation & analysis system that extracts live big data globally and run them through our trading algorithms.

In Globalytics Tech Research we have the “Star System”, made up of Star System, Star Services and Star Suite.

It’s the same rubbish investors fell for in Jubilee Ace.

Globalytics Tech Research’s launch hasn’t gone unnoticed in Japan, prompting the company to try to suppress awareness with bogus DMCA complaints.

In the last few weeks along Globalytics Tech Research has filed twenty DMCA notices against websites mentioning the company.

Not surprisingly, this is the
same strategy Jubilee Ace used
to silence awareness of their fraud. It didn’t work.

The good news is Globalytics Tech Research filing a bunch of bogus DMCA notices gives us a handy list to work from.

Here’s what the Japanese community have to say about Globalytics Tech Re

🤖 Quick Answer

What was Jubilee Ace?
Jubilee Ace was a Ponzi scheme launched in mid-2019, allegedly operated by individuals from Southeast Asia and Germany. It functioned as a points-based investment scheme where participants purchased credits in exchange for returns based on credit accumulation before transitioning to AQUA coin in 2020.

Who led Jubilee Ace?
Jubilee Ace was headed by an individual operating under the alias "Tony Jackson." The scheme's actual operators are believed to have been based in Southeast Asia, Germany, or a combination of both regions, though definitive attribution remains unconfirmed.

How did Jubilee Ace operate?
The scheme operated as a straightforward Ponzi structure where investors deposited money into credits and received returns proportional to their credit holdings. In June 2020, it transitioned to AQUA coin, a non-publicly trad

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