Blockchain analysis indicates that GSPartners, through corporate wallets, may have dumped over 2 billion G999 tokens before the cryptocurrency's public launch. A newly created GitHub project presents this data, drawing from official G999 blockchain records and wallet activity predating the October 15th, 2020 market debut.

The G999 token's official launch date was confirmed by a GSB Gold Standard Banking Corporation AG press release on October 7th, 2020. This announcement stated that G999 would be available on the open market starting October 15th, 2020. The presumption is that any G999 wallets active before this date belonged to GSB corporate entities.

Data covering January 1st to April 1st, 2021, reveals a significant outflow of tokens from these corporate wallets. In January 2021, 603.725 million G999 tokens were dumped. This figure rose to 705.094 million tokens in February and 593.123 million in March. By April 1st, 2021, an additional 129.691 million tokens had been distributed.

The total G999 tokens moved from these alleged corporate wallets amounts to 2.03 billion. G999 first appeared on public exchanges in early February 2021, reaching a high of $0.0239 per token. However, its value has been declining since early March, trading recently at $0.0039.

GSPartners operates as a multi-level marketing venture, reportedly founded by Josip Heit. He is believed to be the primary beneficiary of the G999 token sales. Even at its lower trading value, the sheer volume of tokens dumped represents a substantial financial gain for the company.

During March 2021, G999's price fluctuated between $0.019 and approximately $0.008. Using an average of $0.01 per token for that month, GSPartners could have generated around $5.9 million from token sales. This revenue stream appears to primarily benefit Heit, as G999's market performance has been poor since its initial rise.

Website traffic analysis for GSPartners from mid-March indicated a decline, according to Alexa data. The primary investor base for GSPartners appears to be in the United States, accounting for 43% of website visitors, followed by South Africa at 13% and India at 9%.

Following the underperformance of the G999 token, GSPartners is reportedly preparing to launch a new cryptocurrency, JONE.