There have been rumblings that
OmegaPro’s collapse
is tied to The Traders Domain, a non-MLM Ponzi scheme that also collapsed in late 2022.

The
implication
being that OmegaPro investor funds were commingled into The Traders Domain, which was running its own Ponzi.

I haven’t been able to verify anything, and I still can’t – at least not definitively.

But a recently filed regulatory lawsuit has now revealed one concrete link between OmegaPro and The Traders Domain.

The CFTC has filed suit against Yas Castellum LLC, Yas Castellum Financial LLC, Saeg Capital General Management, and several individual defendants.

Yas Castellum LLC – defunct shell company incorporated in Colorado, registered with the NFA as a commodity pool operator in October 2020,
permanently barred from NFA membership
in September 2022 for fraud

Yas Castellum Financial LLC – shell company set up in Hawaii

Saeg Capital General Management LP (SAEG GM) – shell company incorporated in Delaware, registered with the NFA as a forex and swap firm and commodity pool operator

Marcus Todd Brisco – Hawaii resident and owner of Yas Castellum and Yas Castellum Financial

Tin Quoc Tran (aka Tin Quac Tran) – Texas resident and convicted felon, co-owner of Saeg Capital General Management and multiple fraudulent commodity trading pools

Francisco Story – Utah resident and co-owner of Saeg Capital General Management

Frederick Safranko (aka Ted Safranko) – Ontario, Canada resident and co-owner of Saeg Capital General Management and The Traders Domain Ponzi scheme

Michael Shannon Sims – Florida and/or Georgia resident, Marcus Brisco’s brother-in-law, CEO of Yas Castellum and co-owner of OmegaPro

At first I wasn’t 100% sure Michael Shannon Sims was OmegaPro’s Mike Sims.

With a bit of poking around I was able to verify it’s the same guy:

Apparently before getting into financial fraud, Sims ran a menswear business.

In any event, Mike Sims is the link between OmegaPro and The Traders Domain.

Sims is also a potential direct link between Holton Buggs’ and Travis Bott’s collapsed
Meta Bounty Hunters
and
Meta Bounty Huntresses
Ponzi schemes.

In the photo above, taken on February 26th, 2022, Mike Sims can be seen center back row.

If I’m not mistaken, that’s also Marcus Brisco second from the right front row. I’m not 100% on this, but you can compare to Brisco’s Twitter profile screenshot below (I believe it’s an older photograph).

The CFTC’s January 31st lawsuit details a number of fraudulent schemes, through which Sims worked with The Traders Domain owner Ted Safranko.

As alleged by the CFTC;

From at least April 2020 through the present, Marcus Brisco, Yas Castellum LLC, Yas Cestellum Financial LLC, Tin Tran, and Michael Sims, operated three interconnected fraudulent schemes in which they solicited and/or accepted funds, from individuals and entities.

The three fraudulent schemes cited by the CFTC promised returns, purportedly via forex trading and “margined gold-U.S. dollar pair t

🤖 Quick Answer

Was OmegaPro connected to The Traders Domain Ponzi scheme?
A regulatory lawsuit filed by the CFTC revealed concrete links between OmegaPro and The Traders Domain, a collapsed non-MLM Ponzi scheme. The suit targets Yas Castellum LLC and related entities, suggesting potential commingling of investor funds between the two operations, though definitive verification remains incomplete.

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