On December 25, 2025, top iGenius promoter Anthony Napolitano announced a pivot from trading to selling lab diamonds and jewelry in 2026, promising $25,000–$30,000 commissions on items like five-carat diamonds, per. iGenius, a subsidiary of Investview Inc., has not officially acknowledged the shift on its website or Facebook (last post December 16, pitching a 15% upgrade discount). The move follows David Imonitie’s merger of Nvisionu remnants into iGenius earlier in December.
Former iGenius promoter Kaine Harriott (GameChangers) urged members to cancel subscriptions around December 18, claiming iGenius is rebranding to “Connective”, per. Harriott promotes Go AI Academy, run by GameChangers founder Rakan Khalifa, offering matching packages (Select to Connect, Elite to Complete) without enrollment fees for ex-iGenius members. Go AI Academy lacks a public website, operating on a secret platform with AI-powered trading and investment assistance, echoing iGenius’ Cforce auto-trading.
iGenius’s parent Investview settled Apex fraud charges for $375,000 in January 2025, per. Recent website additions claim Investview and iGenius are publishers of financial news, exempt from SEC registration under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, per. This denies offering automated trading, despite Cforce’s partnerships with 3Commas and Blue Square Wealth for passive returns, per. Historical name changes (Wealth Generators to Kuvera Global post-CFTC fine; Kuvera to iGenius amid SEC probe) suggest preemptive action.
The pivot and rebranding raise bait-and-switch concerns, with GameChangers facing Poland fraud charges (April 2025) and New Zealand FMA warning (July 2025), per. Ontario and Quebec settled iGenius fraud claims, per. Investors should cancel subscriptions cautiously and verify via sec.gov. Bitcoin (BTC) ($88,650) remains stable, per CoinMarketCap, but MLM shifts like this erode trust. Monitor Investview filings and follow @TheBlock__ on X. Connective’s launch could face scrutiny if trading persists unregistered.
