A scheme that barely exists on paper is already promising investors daily returns that would make any legitimate fund manager blush. My Quantification, operating under the corporate name "My Kompromat Limited," launched its website just days before claiming to have been founded in 2012.

The red flags arrive immediately. The company's website lists no owners, no executives, no real people at all. The domain mykompromat.ltd was registered on August 24th, 2024, using fake information and routed through Alibaba's Singapore office. Anyone considering handing over money should ask themselves why a legitimate business hides who runs it.

My Quantification has no products to sell and no services to offer. Members don't buy anything tangible. They simply recruit other members and invest cryptocurrency—specifically tether (USDT)—in exchange for promised daily returns. The compensation structure reveals the classic pyramid architecture: recruits earn 10 percent commission on their personally recruited members' investments, 3 percent on recruits two levels down, and 2 percent three levels deep.

The investment tiers range from 10 USDT for the smallest package up to 125,888 USDT for the largest, with promised daily returns scaling accordingly. Invest 10 USDT and you supposedly earn 2.4 USDT daily. Invest the maximum 125,888 USDT and the scheme claims you'll pocket 102,976.4 USDT every single day. These returns are mathematically impossible in legitimate markets.

The mechanism is pure theater. Members log into an app and click a button. The more they've invested, the more they're supposed to click. This repetitive button-clicking supposedly triggers "quantitative trading" that generates revenue the company then shares with investors. The logic crumbles under the slightest scrutiny. Random people clicking buttons in an app don't execute trades. Clicking a button does nothing except move money from new recruits to earlier investors.

This is a Ponzi scheme dressed up in crypto and automation language. My Quantification isn't trading anything. It's simply recycling fresh deposits to pay withdrawals for earlier members, a formula that inevitably collapses when recruitment slows.

My Quantification isn't unique. Similar "click a button" schemes using the quantitative trading cover story have proliferated since late 2021, including AI Robot, AI Make USDT, and GQL Quantify. All have already collapsed. All followed the same script: fake company history, hidden ownership, impossible returns, and a button-clicking gimmick that masks a transfer of wealth from bottom to top.

The only guarantee My Quantification offers is that most members will lose money. The only certainty is that eventually the button clicks will stop and the payouts will end.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is My Quantification and how does it operate?
My Quantification, registered under the corporate name My Kompromat Limited, presents itself as a quantitative trading platform. It operates without tangible products or services, relying on a recruitment-based model where members invest cryptocurrency and enroll new participants, a structure characteristic of a Ponzi scheme.

When was the My Quantification website registered and what discrepancies exist regarding its founding date?
The domain mykompromat.ltd was registered on August 24, 2024, through Alibaba's Singapore office using falsified registration details. Despite this recent creation, the platform claims to have been founded in 2012, presenting a significant chronological discrepancy that undermines its stated operational history.

Does My Quantification disclose its ownership or executive leadership?
My Quantification does not publicly identify any owners, executives, or verifiable

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