BitNest, the successor to the collapsed Yunis Loop Ponzi, abruptly shut down its core “BitLoop” investment product on Christmas Eve 2025.
Official excuse:
“Due to a temporary imbalance in the current liquidity structure…”
Translation: classic Ponzi collapse – not enough new money coming in to pay earlier investors.
BitLoop promised up to 24% every 28 days on USDT investments.
Instead of disappearing, the operators launched four reboots in under two weeks:
Traffic and new investment patterns suggest the scheme still has victims in China, Southeast Asia, and parts of Eastern Europe.
The speed of reboots (every few days) is a clear sign that the operators are desperately trying to keep the money flowing before the scheme completely implodes.
