Quantro Network Ponzi Scheme Collapses: Withdrawals Disabled
Quantro Network has collapsed. The MLM crypto trading platform has stopped paying investors and disabled withdrawals since late April 2026.
Timeline of the Collapse
On April 30, 2026, Quantro Network first told members about “missing bonuses” and “withdrawal visibility” issues. They blamed it on a “backend synchronization problem” and promised a fix within 48 to 72 hours.
Instead of solving the issue:
- May 3: Claimed “server fixes” were completed, then posted new excuses the same day
- May 6: Blamed delays on a “backlog”
- Next 10 days: Continued vague updates while withdrawals remained blocked for most users
On May 16, Quantro Network announced that all pending withdrawals from late April had been marked as “declined.” The company claimed funds were still “safe” and would be compounded, but investors cannot access them. New withdrawal requests will open on Sunday but face another 30-day delay.
Who Runs Quantro Network?
Quantro Network is an MLM crypto Ponzi scheme that uses AI-generated avatars. The public face of the operation is Michael “Mike” Donaldson, a serial fraudster from Ohio, USA.
Donaldson has previously promoted other Ponzi schemes including Intelligence Prime Capital, Vortic United, and Aqua Marine Club. He promotes Quantro Network through corporate webinars and claims legitimacy through an Arizona-registered shell company. However, neither Donaldson nor Quantro Network is registered with the SEC.
Scale of the Collapse
In April 2026, Quantro Network received around 270,000 monthly website visits, with 98% coming from the United States.
Warning to Investors
This is a classic Ponzi collapse. Excuses, delays, and blocked withdrawals are typical signs that the scheme has run out of new money.
Advice:
- Do not send any more money
- Do not accept promises of future payouts
- Report your losses to authorities and the SEC
Quantro Network joins the growing list of failed MLM crypto Ponzi schemes in 2026.
