Up2Give provides no information on their website about who owns or runs the company.

As I write this, Up2Give’s website demands an affiliate referral username. Once you add that in, you’re presented with a marketing video and signup form. That’s it.

Up2Give’s website domain (“up2give.com”) was privately registered on August 27th, 2019.

Further research reveals Up2Give promoters naming Jerry Lopez as CEO of the company:

I was able to verify this through a YouTube video titled “64 BTC Earning opportunity with Up2give.Full business presentation. Pre- Launch stage.”

In the video Lopez (right) identifies himself as “CEO and Founder of Up2Give” at [0:45].

I was able to trace Lopez’s MLM history to 2014, the year he joined
LyfeStart International
. Eight months later Lopez jumped ship for
Savi Health
.

Lopez’s foray into the MLM crypto underbelly appears to have begun roughly four months ago through
Dunamis Global Tech
.

Dunamis Global Tech recently
went under
and was sold off to
Onyx Lifestyle
.

Read on for a full review of Up2Give’s MLM opportunity.

Up2Give’s Products

Up2Give has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Up2Give affiliate membership itself.

Up2Give’s Compensation Plan

New Up2Give affiliates make gifting payments in bitcoin to existing affiliates.

These payments are tracked via 2×1 and 2×6 matrices.

A 2×1 matrix is simple in nature, housing only two positions required to be filled.

A 2×6 matrix expands the concept down six levels:

The first level of a 2×6 matrix houses two positions. The second level of the matrix houses four positions, the third level eight positions and so on and so forth.

Up2Give uses the 2×1 matrix as a feeder. All new affiliates start here after paying their 0.005 BTC ongoing monthly fee.

In order to recoup this fee, two affiliates must be personally recruited to fill the 2×1 matrix.

This equates to 0.01 BTC in received gifting payments each month.

These payments are used to fund entry into the 2×6 matrix.

Each level of the 2×6 matrix operates as a gifting tier as follows:

level 1 – gift 0.01 BTC and receive 0.01 BTC from two filled positions

level 2 – gift 0.01 BTC and receive 0.01 BTC from four filled positions

level 3 – gift 0.02 BTC and receive 0.02 BTC from eight filled positions

level 4 – gift 0.05 BTC and receive 0.05 BTC from sixteen filled positions

level 5 – gift 0.25 BTC and receive 0.25 BTC from thirty-two filled positions

level 6 – gift 1 BTC and receive 1 BTC from sixty-four filled positions

Note that unlike the 2×1 matrix feeder, positions in the 2×6 matrix can be filled via direct and indirect recruitment.

Joining Up2Give

Up2Give affiliate membership is tied to an initial 0.005 BTC monthly gifting payment.

Full participation in Up2Give’s income opportunity costs 1.345 BTC a month.

Conclusion

Up2Give is a simple gifting scam.

New affiliates sign up and gift bitcoin to existing affiliates. These payments in turn qualify affiliates

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is the founder and CEO of Up2Give?
Jerry Lopez is identified as CEO and Founder of Up2Give in a YouTube video titled "64 BTC Earning opportunity with Up2give.Full business presentation. Pre-Launch stage." Lopez's involvement with the company was verified through this promotional video published during the company's pre-launch phase.

When was Up2Give's website domain registered?
The domain up2give.com was privately registered on August 27th, 2019. The private registration status prevented direct identification of the company's ownership through standard domain registration databases.

What information does Up2Give provide about company ownership?
Up2Give provides no publicly available information on its website regarding company ownership or management structure. Access to the site requires entering an affiliate referral username before users can view marketing materials and signup forms.

What is Jerry Lopez's background in multi-level marketing?
Jerry Lopez

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