The Central Bank of Russia is not impressed with the size of KOK Play’s Ponzi package.
Looking to deflate Russian citizens’ excitement, the Central Bank has slipped a warning over the shaft of KOK Play’s KOK… token scheme.
The
Central Bank’s September 9th warning
states that KOK Play shows “signs of a pyramid scheme”.
KOK Play affiliates invest in KOK tokens, on the expectation of an advertised 200% happy ending.
The Central Bank asserts KOK Play is opening up potential victims nationally through the website “kokrussia.ru”.
Attempts to visit the domain reveal access has since been aborted.
As per Daily Exposed’s recently published
KOK Play review
, the Ponzi scheme is being pumped hard by “KOK CEO” Jiwon Kang.
Kwang and his co-stars are exporting KOK Play from South Korea globally.
Whether the Central Bank is able to penetrate Russian promotion of KOK Play remains to be seen.
Math guarantees that the majority of a Ponzi payload is received by admins and early adopters.
Remaining investors squabble over leftover dribbles, the majority of whom eventually feel used and unfulfilled.
🤖 Quick Answer
What warning did Russia's Central Bank issue regarding KOK Play?The Central Bank of Russia issued a warning on September 9th identifying KOK Play as displaying "signs of a pyramid scheme." The scheme involves affiliates investing in KOK tokens with promised returns of 200%, operating through the website kokrussia.ru, which has since become inaccessible.
Who is leading the KOK Play operation?
KOK Play is being promoted by "KOK CEO" Jiwon Kang and associates who are exporting the token scheme internationally from South Korea, targeting Russian citizens and other markets globally through coordinated marketing efforts.
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