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Home»Reddit»Are the “daily ROI” Ponzi platforms from last bull run gone, or am I just not seeing them?
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Are the “daily ROI” Ponzi platforms from last bull run gone, or am I just not seeing them?

November 26, 2025No Comments
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Back in the previous bull run, there were tons of Ponzi-style websites promising anywhere from 0.30% to several percent daily ROI.
They all had those flashy calculators where you could slide the numbers and “see” how rich you’d be if you compounded every day.

Most of them had their own token that pumped for a while… until the devs inevitably rug pulled.

Some of the biggest examples were Wonderland $TIME, Tomb, T-Shares, and many others. Pretty much every chain had its own batch of these “guaranteed yield” scams.

On top of that, there were entire YouTube channels dedicated to pushing these Ponzi platforms.

Stuff like, Blockchain Ben and another clown with a dog who kept calling these ROI sites “crypto casinos.”

Looking back, it’s obvious they were paid to shill this garbage as “passive income.”

Now here’s my question:
I’ve been pretty active this cycle Twitter, Reddit, YouTube and I honestly haven’t seen any of these ROI Ponzi platforms show up. Not even small ones.

No sketchy dashboards, no “compound your way to freedom” pitches, nothing.

Are these scams still out there and people are just quietly falling for them?
Or did this type of Ponzi basically die off after the last cycle’s rug parade?

Curious to hear what everyone else has been seeing.



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