MMM Global Closes Republic of Bitcoin, an Alleged Ponzi Scheme

MMM Global Closes Republic of Bitcoin, an Alleged Ponzi Scheme

MMM Global has announced that it is closing its Republic of Bitcoin, a website promising up to 100% returns on donations. The company, called a “Ponzi” scheme by many, stated in a blog that the Republic of Bitcoin was an experiment that has failed. The post said the Republic of Bitcoin is closing because it could not pay 100% per month. MMM required participants to donate funds to acquire “Mavro,” which appear to be a point system. The site indicated a yield of 100% month was possible. Participants’ “RB-Mavro” have transferred to MMM-structures in participants’ countries, the post said. In....


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