Blockchain Sports, a reboot of the Daisy Global Ponzi scheme run by Jeremy Roma, is shifting from shitcoin (SPORTS, FTBALL) and NFT frauds to exploiting football fans via Blockchain Sports Arena, per. The original model promised career stakes in players and AI in Belarus but collapsed, leading to the abandoned Blockchain Sports Marketplace, per. Now, Grigory Lundin announced on an October 2, 2025, call that the platform targets “all football fans,” claiming “dozens of clubs” interested, per. This setup hides Ponzi elements behind fan loyalty, per.
The strategy starts with free club “fan verification” to acquire users, avoiding money talk initially, per. Fans are then pushed to buy ATLA tokens at $0.78 (insider price) and “donate” to clubs for leaderboard competitions, per. Clubs stake donated ATLA in Blockchain Sports‘ Ponzi, while Roma and Daisy victims cash out via the Odyssey Platform OTC exchange, per. Roma stated the public round at $15 will “buy back coins from the community,” confirming the exit-scam, per. X posts from @CryptoLawyerz warn of the “donation trap,” per.x
ATLA, launched on MEXC in mid-August 2025, trades at $38.53 via insider wash trading, per. Odyssey prevents public sales to maintain the illusion, per. Daisy Global, a convicted fraud by Dmitriy Saksonov from Dubai, collapsed in December 2023 as Limitless, per. Roma allegedly sold investor data to BoostyFi (domain registered September 23, 2025), now disabled, per. Traffic to Blockchain Sports is low (2,900 monthly visits), from Belarus (56%), U.S. (29%), and Germany (15%), per.
The scam, run by Eastern European fraudsters from Dubai—ranked as the MLM crime capital—exploits fan trust, per. Similar to Forsage ($340M losses), it risks sports integrity, per. Bitcoin (BTC) ($113,234) and Ethereum (ETH) ($4,070) remain stable, per CoinMarketCap, but such schemes erode DeFi trust, per. Investors should avoid ATLA and verify via sec.gov, per. Diversify into USDC with stop-losses below BTC’s $112,000, per TradingView. Follow @TheBlock__ on X for updates. Blockchain Sports could face SEC/DOJ action, per.
