Skill Dragon launched late last year as a mobile games e-sports venture.

If you’ve never heard of Skill Dragon or have and have been waiting for a BehindMLM review for some time, that’s because promotion of Skill Dragon is pretty low-key.

A visit to the Skill Dragon website reveals a maintenance message that, as I understand it, has been static for months:

Now if I was evaluating Skill Dragon outside of BehindMLM, this is where my due diligence would begin and end. Any MLM company that doesn’t even have a website
clearly
has something to hide and should be avoided at all costs.

Seeing as this is BehindMLM and you’re expecting an in-depth Skill Dragon review, let’s press on.

Skill Dragon is part of Smart Media Technologies, who previously marketed the YOBSN social media network.

Smart Media Technologies
was essentially a recruitment-driven pyramid scheme. YOBSN was merely a ruse to hide recruitment commissions behind, with the social network itself failing to take off.

After police in India
arrested top Smart Media Technologies executives
in late 2014, Smart Media Technologies went into rapid decline.

Skill Dragon was launched in response to Smart Media Technologies collapsing.

The initial e-games business model failed to catch on and was short-lived. Visit the Skill Dragon website with an affiliate referral code and you’ll see the site is still branded around e-sports gaming, however the current opportunity has been completely revamped.

Today Skill Dragon has nothing to do with mobile e-sports, with the scheme rebooted as a cryptocurrency mining pool.

Skill Dragon affiliates pay $600 to join the company and then $30 a month to remain commission qualified.

Once signed up, affiliates can invest between $500 to $10,000:

Level 1 – $500

Level 2 – $1000

Level 3 -$2000

Level 4 – $2500

Level 5 – $5000

Level 6 – $10,000

At the time of publication there are two tiers of investment, referred to bitcoin and ethereum mining pools.

Investment at Levels 4 to 6 designates a Skill Dragon affiliate as a “Founder”, which provides them access to a Founder’s Pool.

This Founder’s Pool is presumably made up of a percentage of invested funds company-wide, shared between Skill Dragon Founders.

Residual commissions are paid out via a binary compensation structure.

A binary compensation structure places a Skill Dragon affiliate at the top of a binary team, split into two sides (left and right):

The first level of the binary team has two positions, with the second level splitting each of these two positions into another two positions each (4 positions).

In this manner subsequent levels of the binary team are generated as needed, with each level having double the number of positions as the previous level.

Positions in the binary team are filled via direct and indirect recruitment of Skill Dragon affiliates.

Investment volume (including re-investment) is tracked on both sides of the binary, with a commission paid out each time $600 on one side

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Skill Dragon's corporate background?
Skill Dragon operates under Smart Media Technologies, the same parent company that previously managed YOBSN, a social media network platform. The company launched its mobile gaming and e-sports venture in the previous year, positioning itself within the competitive digital entertainment sector.

Why is Skill Dragon's website considered problematic?
Skill Dragon's official website displays a maintenance message that has remained static for an extended period. The absence of functional website infrastructure raises significant concerns about operational transparency and company legitimacy, as established businesses typically maintain accessible digital presence.

How does Skill Dragon's promotional strategy differ from typical companies?
Skill Dragon employs relatively low-key promotional methods compared to mainstream technology ventures. The limited public visibility and marketing presence suggests a more restricted distribution approach within specific market segments.

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