Ten years ago Ronae Jull was marketing herself as the “Hope Coach”.

As the
Hope Coach
, Jull stated in 2011 that she

would like to be remembered as a person with passion for joyful living that managed to successfully reach out to hurting people and helped to bring them hope and healing.

Ten years later and something has gone horribly wrong.

Jull is an executive at one of the largest MLM Ponzi schemes in operation today. She’s also signed on as an investor.

Instead of offering “hope and healing”, Jull now inflicts others with “broke and stealing”.

Jull, believed to be a resident of Seattle, Washington, recently popped up as Compliance Officer for HyperFund.

HyperFund
, run by Ryan Xu and associates with links to Australia and China, is currently one of the largest MLM Ponzi schemes in operation.

Jull appears to have signed up and invested into HyperFund on or around August 2020 (I believe the actual signup date might have been a few months prior).

At the end of March 2021, Jull boasted $88,000 in HyperFund earnings. Money she’d stolen from those who invested after her.

Somewhere between March and July, Jull joined HyperFund’s executive team as Compliance Officer.

In this role Jull turns a blind eye to HyperFund’s ongoing securities law violations. She’s instead tasked with burying evidence of fraud, specifically focusing on HyperFund marketing claims.

What caught our attention was a marketing webinar last month. In the webinar Jull, appearing under the alias “Hope Hill”, claimed
FTC attorneys helped draft HyperFund’s Service Agreement
.

Jull also maintains HyperFund’s passive investment scheme is exempt from the Securities and Exchange Act, so long as everyone refers to it as a “membership”.

Investments are highly regulated. In order to offer an investment of any kind, or financial product of any kind, you have to meet these rules and be licensed to offer a financial product.

Because HyperFund is a membership, not an investment product, we don’t qualify for oversight of the SEC.

HyperFund recently launched a
second passive investment scheme
, under the common enough crypto mining ruse.

Both HyperFund’s original HU investment scheme and its crypto mining scheme are of course securities offerings.

Affiliates pool funds into HyperFund (a common entity), on the expectation of a passive return.

A Compliance Officer ignoring securities fraud and claiming US regulators were involved in the setting up of a company is strange enough. It’s even stranger coming from someone introduced as having “worked in compliance for more than a decade”.

The thing is, I’ve looked into what Jull’s been up to over the past decade – and I can’t find 
any 
evidence of compliance related employment.

Ten years ago Jull was busy marketing herself as a “prolific writer, author, counselor, and radio personality”.

Ronae Jull is the HOPE Coach, working tirelessly to help transform families.

As a mother of four adult children and three grandchildren, Ronae h

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is Hope Hill and what is her connection to HyperFund?
Hope Hill is the professional name used by Ronae Jull, a Seattle-based executive who serves as Compliance Officer for HyperFund. Previously known as the "Hope Coach," Jull shifted from life coaching to becoming an investor and executive at HyperFund, an MLM scheme operated by Ryan Xu with international connections.

What was Ronae Jull's professional background before HyperFund?
In 2011, Ronae Jull marketed herself as the "Hope Coach," positioning herself as a motivational professional dedicated to helping people achieve joyful living and emotional healing. She emphasized her passion for reaching vulnerable individuals and providing hope and support services.

What is HyperFund and who operates it?
HyperFund is a multilevel marketing Ponzi scheme currently

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