SuperOne launched two years ago as an
ethereum smart contract Ponzi scheme
.

The company sold SuperOne token lottery tickets for 0.1 ETH each. Lottery winners were allegedly selected by “proprietary algorithms”.

On the back-end affiliate investors were able to invest in and cash out SuperOne tokens, which went up in value as more ethereum was invested.

The MLM side of SuperOne’s business model was pyramid recruitment.

You signed up, invest in SuperOne tokens and commissions were paid when you recruited others who did the same.

Of the two billion SuperOne tokens created out of thin air, founder Andreas Christensen retained half.

SuperOne collapsed shortly after launch, leaving Christensen and initial investors bagholding worthless tokens.

In an effort to create an opportunity to sell off SuperOne tokens, a few months ago the company was resurrected.

Same company owner, same tokens… but they’ve added a mobile game and changed the comp plan up.

Andreas Christensen (right) is from Norway. Whether he’s running SuperOne from Norway or elsewhere however is unclear.

SuperOne is incorporated in the UK as “SuperOne Limited”.

UK incorporation is dirt cheap and effectively unregulated. It is a favored jurisdiction for scammers looking to incorporate dodgy companies.

Christensen was not disclosed as the owner of the company on SuperOne’s launch website in 2018.

Two years on and SuperOne’s website
still
fails to provide company ownership and management information.

In light of the relaunch and changes to the business, today we’re revisiting SuperOne for an updated review.

SuperOne’s Products

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

SuperOne’s Compensation Plan

SuperOne affiliates invest in SRX tokens.

SuperLaunch 100 – invest $100 and receive 3000 SRX tokens

SuperLaunch 1000 – invest $1000 and receive 30,000 SRX tokens

SuperLaunch 5000 – invest $5000 and receive 200,000 SRX tokens

SuperLaunch 10,000 – invest $10,000 and receive 460,000 SRX tokens

SuperLaunch 25,000 – invest $25,000 and receive 1,300,000 SRX tokens

SuperLaunch 50,000 – invest $50,000 and receive 3,000,000 SRX tokens

SuperLaunch 100,000 – invest $100,000 and receive 6,600,000 SRX tokens

Commissions are paid on the direct and indirect recruitment of affiliates who also invest.

SuperOne Affiliate Ranks

There are nine affiliate ranks within SuperOne’s compensation plan.

Along with their respective qualification criteria, they are as follows:

Star – recruit two affiliates who have invested

SuperStar – recruit two Stars

Director 10K – generate $10,000 in downline investment volume

Director 20K – generate $30,000 in downline investment volume

Director 30K – generate $100,000 in downline investment volume

Director 50K – generate $200,000 in downline investment volume

Director 100K – generate $300,000 in downline investment volume

Director 150K – generate $500,000 in downline investm

🤖 Quick Answer

What was SuperOne's initial business model?
SuperOne operated as an Ethereum smart contract Ponzi scheme launched two years ago. Users purchased token lottery tickets for 0.1 ETH each, with winners allegedly selected through proprietary algorithms. Affiliate investors could trade SuperOne tokens, which appreciated as more Ethereum entered the system, creating a pyramid recruitment structure with commission-based incentives.

Who controlled SuperOne's token supply?
Founder Andreas Christensen retained fifty percent of the two billion SuperOne tokens created. This concentration of ownership enabled significant control over token distribution and valuation, while other investors faced exposure to worthless tokens following the scheme's collapse shortly after launch.

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