What is left of the Success Factory pyramid scheme has collapsed.

Over the past week co-CEOs Roald Mailly and Jason Tyne have both announced their bailing on the company.

With both CEOs gone, it’s unclear who’s left running Success Factory. The company’s official FaceBook account was abandoned on July 15th.

Success Factory started off as a marketing arm of the
DagCoin
Ponzi scheme. It was basically a vehicle for former OneCoin scammers Igor Alberts and Andreea Cimbala to recruit new DagCoin victims through.

In February 2022, DagCoin announced plans to
bring its Ponzi scheme to the US
. What eventually launched in April was
securities fraud through “robotic and automated” forex trading
.

Success Factory pivoting to forex coincided with DagCoin’s collapse on or around mid 2022.

DagCoin’s collapse prompted Alberts and Cimbala to
abandon ship
. Founders Nils Grossberg and Kristjan Ress were
arrested
a few months later in Estonia.

That same month Estonian and Dutch authorities
raided Success Factory’s offices in the Netherlands
.

In November 2022 we learned Estonian authorities had
also arrested
DagCoin ringleaders Gilbert Pardla and Gustav Poola.

Grossberg and Ress were
released
In January 2023. Both men have kept a low profile since being released and there have been no further updates since.

Success Factory limped along with its forex deal but, as previously noted, that has now collapsed.

In marking Tyne’s Success Factory departure, BusinessForHome noted he and Mailly intend to reboot as MKX.

Jason Tyne & Roald Mailly own this company MKX with no partners. They also own all the products you we’re already using.

They have decided to launch their own company to create better transparency and no outside interference on business decisions.

No word yet on whether Success Factory’s automated trading securities fraud will carry over. BehindMLM will of course publish a full review closer to MKX’s launch.

From what is known so far, I can’t see Success Factory’s failed forex offering going anywhere under a new name. If people weren’t interested before, a new coat of paint likely won’t make much of a difference.

Update 28th January 2024 – 
Nils Grossberg has rebooted Success Factory as
Xera
.

Update 14th February 2024 – 
BusinessForHome has deleted its “Tyne’s Success Factory departure” article.

Owing to the BFH article being cited, this article originally contained a link to it. Due to the deletion the previously accessible link has now been disabled.

🤖 Quick Answer

What was Success Factory?
Success Factory operated as a marketing division of the DagCoin Ponzi scheme, utilized by former OneCoin scammers Igor Alberts and Andreea Cimbala to recruit victims. Initially focused on cryptocurrency promotion, it later pivoted to offering securities fraud through automated forex trading mechanisms before its eventual collapse.

Why did Success Factory collapse?
Success Factory's collapse followed the departure of both co-CEOs Roald Mailly and Jason Tyne in July 2022. The company's infrastructure deteriorated as leadership abandoned operations, with the official Facebook account inactive since July 15th. The collapse coincided with DagCoin's broader financial failure mid-2022.

What was Success Factory's connection to DagCoin?
Success Factory served as DagCoin's recruitment arm, facilitating victim acquisition for the underlying Ponzi scheme. When DagC

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