USI-Tech’s original business model saw the company charge affiliates €600 EUR for access to an automated forex trading platform.

USI-Tech claimed their bot had made ROIs of up to 150% annually in the past, but provided no proof of past or present trading taking place.

The problem with USI-Tech’s original model, at least as far as scamming people goes, is that euro is easily traceable.

This prompted USI-Tech’s anonymous owner(s) to relaunch as a cryptocurrency opportunity.

According to one USI-Tech affiliate
, “Hardly anybody is interested in the forex side” of the business”.

In the interest of keeping up appearances and appeasing those who did hand over €600 EUR however, the company continues to offer and support to forex robot.

Whereas before the €600 EUR fee was mandatory, now it’s optional.

As the affiliate quoted above puts it, USI-Tech’s new bitcoin package offerings are “much more lucrative”.

USI-Tech’s new plan is simple:

Affiliates invest €50 EUR worth of bitcoin on the promise of a 1% daily ROI for 140 days (140%).

That’s it.

The ruse behind USI-Tech’s daily ROI is bitcoin trading, somewhat of a cliché in MLM cryptocurrency Ponzi circles.

As with the forex trading bot, USI-Tech of course provide no proof of any bitcoin trading taking place.

Affiliates simply invest €50 EUR of bitcoin and passively receive €70 EUR after 140 days.

The original USI-Tech compensation plan also included elements of a pyramid scheme, which have been retained with bitcoin investments.

To qualify a USI-Tech affiliate must pay the €600 forex bot fee and recruit three affiliates who also pay €600 EUR,
or 
three affiliates who together invest a minimum of €600 EUR in bitcoin.

Recruitment commissions are paid out via a 3×12 matrix.

A 3×12 matrix places an affiliate at the top of a matrix, with three positions directly under them:

These three positions form the first level of the matrix. The second level of the matrix is generated by splitting each of these three positions into another three positions each (9 positions).

Subsequent levels of the matrix are generated in the same manner, with a complete 3×12 matrix housing 797,160 positions.

Positions in the matrix are filled via direct and indirect recruitment of new USI-Tech affiliates.

Commissions are tied to recruitment and fees and/or investment by recruited affiliates as follows:

level 1 – 10%

levels 2 to 8 – 3%

levels 9 to 12 – 1%

That USI-Tech is a Ponzi scheme is confirmed by affiliate investment remaining the only verifiable source of revenue entering the company. That and the illogical nature of USI-Tech’s owners being able to legitimately generate a daily 1% ROI in bitcoin and sharing it with affiliates.

Trading of 
any 
currency is not tied to a fixed daily ROI. The only type of business model that can provide that level of consistency with such a high rate of return is that of a Ponzi scheme.

Speaking of USI-Tech’s owners, since BehindMLM published its
original USI-Tech review

🤖 Quick Answer

What was USI-Tech's original business model?
USI-Tech originally operated as an automated forex trading platform, charging affiliates €600 EUR for access. The company claimed their trading bot achieved annual returns of up to 150%, though no verifiable proof of actual trading activity was provided to investors or regulators.

Why did USI-Tech transition to cryptocurrency?
The company shifted to cryptocurrency operations because euro transactions were easily traceable by authorities. This transition allowed USI-Tech's anonymous operators to obscure financial flows and regulatory oversight while maintaining their revenue model through bitcoin-based investments and affiliate recruitment.

How does USI-Tech maintain its original forex offering?
USI-Tech continues supporting its forex robot to retain existing €600 EUR investors and maintain business credibility. However, the company made the original fee voluntary rather than mandatory, effectively deprioritizing the forex division in favor of cryptocurrency-based opportunities that generate

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