Jubilee Ace operates in the cryptocurrency MLM niche and claims to have been “founded in British Virgin Islands in 2018”.

Jubilee Ace represents an individual named Tony Jackson is its CEO.

Jackson (right) doesn’t appear to have a digital footprint outside of Jubilee Ace’s website.

On June 9th Jubilee Ace uploaded a video to its YouTube channel titled “Jubilee Ace Global Launch 29th May 2019”.

Jackson appears in the video so despite the stock like photo used on Jubilee Ace’s website, does appear to be an actual person.

Or at least someone playing him.

Jubilee Ace’s launch event was held in Macau and primarily features what appears to be affiliates of Asian origin.

Jubilee Ace’s marketing has a notable focus on Thailand and Japan.

It is highly likely that whoever is actually running Jubilee Ace is based out of Asia itself.

Given the lack of information available on Jackson outside of Jubilee Ace, I’m chalking this up to another
Asians hire actor to front their company
scenario.

Another possible scenario is “Tony Jackson” and friends are from Eastern Europe.

I’m doubting this though as Jackson and friends appear to have been given scripts to read at Jubilee Ace’s launch event.

This would require a level of English proficiency typically absent in eastern Europe scammers.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

Jubilee Ace’s Products

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

Jubilee Ace’s Compensation Plan

Jubilee Ace affiliates sign up and invest in credits:

1 Star – invest $1000 and receive 1000 credits

2 Star – invest $3000 and receive 3000 credits

3 Star – invest $5000 and receive 5000 credits

1 Star Diamond – invest $10,000 and receive 10,000 credits

2 Star Diamond – invest $30,000 and receive 30,000 credits

3 Star Diamond – invest $50,000 and receive 50,000 credits

Existing Jubilee Ace affiliates are also to direclty invest in Jubilee credits, although pricing is not provided.

Once invested in, Jubilee Ace affiliates can either earn a flat return on their credits or park them with the company for a higher return.

Jubilee Ace pay a daily flat rate 0.08% to 0.1% return per credit.

Whether this is a percentage of the $1 charged per credit invested in or is based on some other value is unclear.

If a Jubilee Ace affiliate opts to park their credits with the company, the following daily return rates apply:

1 Star and 2 Star package affiliates – 1% to 1.7% a day

3 Star and 1 Star Diamond package affiliates – 1% to 2.2% a day

2 Star Diamond and 3 Star Diamond package affiliates – 1% to 2.7% a day

If an affiliate opts for the higher parked returns, Jubilee Ace charges a 30% fee on returns paid.

Annual returns are cited for parked credits, however whether there is a minimum amount of time credits must be parked for is unclear.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Jubilee Ace and its operational structure?
Jubilee Ace operates within the cryptocurrency MLM sector, claiming establishment in the British Virgin Islands in 2018. The organization is represented by CEO Tony Jackson and markets primarily across Asian regions, particularly Thailand and Japan, with launch events conducted in Macau featuring predominantly Asian-origin affiliates.

Who leads Jubilee Ace and what is known about its leadership?
Tony Jackson is identified as Jubilee Ace's CEO. Despite limited digital presence outside the company's official website, Jackson appears in company promotional videos, confirming his existence as either the actual leader or a representative figure for the organization.

What are the characteristics of Jubilee Ace's business model?
Jubilee Ace operates as a cryptocurrency-based multi-level marketing scheme, utilizing affiliate recruitment and credits arbitrage mechanisms as core revenue components, characteristic of Ponzi-structured investment operations

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