Graham Frame has dropped the “guaranteed minimum value” for his WESA tokens.

Turns out manipulating the sell value for Ponzi tokens only works if there’s new investment rolling in.

What a shock.

WESA tokens are part of Frame’s
We Share Abundance
Ponzi scheme.

Through WSA Frame (right) touts monthly returns of 50%.

Returns were paid in WESA tokens and cashed out via an internal exchange.

As per an email sent out by Frame to We Share Abundance investors;

Hi everyone,

I have been thinking long and hard and have decided that we must remove the Guaranteed Minimum Value (GMV) from the site and make everything linked to Market Value (MV).

The amount of speculation now in the market in WESA means that the market value is affected by too many people simply recycling WESA for profits holding the price down and so making the sustainability of a GMV no longer viable.

This will mean that WESA is free to operate as a true market value token and actually allow members to earn more tokens each month; currently 3 times as many for the same rewards.

What Frame has effectively announced is We Share Abundance’s public-exchange exit-scam.

The public exchange exit-scam model sees a scam close its internal exchange or peg trading value to a public trading value (token/coin is dumped on a few dodgy exchanges).

Investors are then eventually forced to come to terms with their being no interest in their coin/token outside of the Ponzi scheme.

The ones that accept this first cash out what they can (typically early investors and top recruiters), leaving the majority of affiliates bagholding another worthless Ponzi token.

Frame pitching
‘members to earn more tokens each month; currently 3 times as many for the same rewards’
, suggests he’s expecting an initial 66% reduction in WESA’s post-manipulated internal value.

WESA token withdrawals will of course remain
heavily restricted
:

Withdrawals from WSA will still operate in the same way, until greater liquidity is built, to avoid flooding the market prematurely.

Frame initiating WSA’s public exchange exit-scam follows two failed attempts to prop up We Share Abundance.

Back in January We Share Abundance introduced a “
new matrix plan
“.

Under the plan WSA affiliates were asked to pay $10 a month, $9 of which was used to pay pyramid recruitment commissions. Frame kept $1 of every $10 paid in.

Last month Frame launched “MultiplyWESA”, a 300% ROI Ponzi cycler (BehindMLM review pending).

Evidently both of those flopped, and so now we have a WESA token withdrawal race to the bottom.

Unfortunately for WSA affiliate investors, Frame holds all the cards with respect to who can withdraw what and when.

Update 19th May 2021 – 
We Share Abundance has collapsed. Graham Frame has announced a
Wesa Coin reboot
.

🤖 Quick Answer

What triggered Graham Frame's decision to remove the guaranteed minimum value from WESA tokens?
Frame eliminated the guaranteed minimum value (GMV) due to excessive market speculation in WESA tokens. He cited concerns that numerous investors were recycling tokens for profit, artificially affecting market values. The shift links token value entirely to market dynamics rather than guaranteed minimums.

How did the We Share Abundance scheme generate returns for investors?
The scheme promised monthly returns of 50% through WSA investments. Returns were distributed in WESA tokens, which investors could convert to cash via an internal exchange system managed by Frame's organization.

Why does a Ponzi scheme's token manipulation strategy require continuous new investment?
Token value manipulation depends on constant capital inflows to sustain artificial pricing. Without new investor money flowing in, the scheme cannot maintain inflated token values or pay promised returns, ultimately collapsing when investment velocity declines.

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