Is HyperFund by Jayden Wei’s Web 3.0 Safe?
Learn more about how HyperFund by Jayden Wei is considered the world’s most notorious scam company of this decade.
In short, this company lacks transparency about how the overall business operates and generates profits. From multiple Zoom Calls to online meetings with Board of Directors who are allegedly actors being paid for their roles, HyperFund’s scheme depends on a continuous stream of new funds to sustain itself.
What Happened to HyperFund and Jayden Wei’s Web 3.0?
After facing withdrawal issues for several months, HyperFund rebranded to HyperVerse on the 5th of December 2021. This is mainly to cover the fuck-ups associated with the investments. It is rumoured that Jayden Wei, the founder of HyperFund, had to flee to Australia and is currently untraceable.
Authorities are emphasising that both companies, HyperFund and HyperVerse (Jayden Wei’s Web 3.0), are operating a scam. They claim that these companies promote products and services that do not exist on their decentralised platform. Not only that, but HyperFund claimed to have been in partnership with Genaro Network, a company that has not even built its own website yet.
The overall promises made by HyperFund are supposedly applicable only in their non-existent Metaverse, which includes digital art such as Non-fungible tokens and tokens.
How Do Members Get Fooled by the Scam of HyperFund in Jayden Wei’s Web 3.0?
To start, the products and services they are providing are not at all legit. There is no proof of the extent to which these products and services are available to members. Memberships are stated to start from 300, 500, 1000, 3000 HU with the exaggerated promise of 300% return on investment. After a few weeks, due to a decline in affiliates joining the scam, they altered the membership offerings to 400, 800, 1200, 3600 HU with a promise of a 400% return on investment. This happened just a few weeks before the scam closed down and the Founder, Jayden Wei are nowhere to be seen or tracked.
Furthermore, as part of the HyperFund and Jayden Wei’s Web 3.0 community, members were promised to receive a quality blockchain education which includes information that will benefit them greatly in the Metaverse. However, that only remains to be just a fraudulent lie.
Jayden Wei Reviews:
- His plan is so predictable. Once he has millions of dollars or enough illegal money to feed his disgusting family members, he will reportedly flee the current country he is living in and change the name of the company to reboot a new Ponzi scheme, attracting more vulnerable investors.
As of now, Hyperfund by Jayden Wei is actively deleting everything from whitepapers to social media accounts, as if attempting to erase their trace from the internet.
Over the last few years, the United States of America, India, New Zealand, Malaysia, the United Kingdom, and few other countries in Europe have all taken strict regulatory action against HyperFund and any other related Ponzi schemes by Jayden Wei.