On December 14, 2025, Nvisionu, an IM Mastery Academy clone launched in 2022, collapsed, with co-founder and CEO David Imonitie switching to iGenius, per. A social media post welcomed Imonitie to iGenius, owned by SEC-registered Investview, per. Imonitie reportedly teamed with iGenius promoter Anthony Napolitano to pitch the switch to Nvisionu promoters, per. Whether Imonitie received payment for the transition remains undisclosed.
Nvisionu started as an MLM offering forex education, later adding supplements and travel, mirroring IM Mastery Academy’s model. iGenius pitches Cforce, an automated crypto trading scheme with 3Commas and Blue Square Wealth, unregistered with the CFTC and undisclosed in Investview’s SEC filings, per. Investview targets U.S. residents despite regulatory gaps, per. Nvisionu’s website drew 8,800 monthly visits (44.8% U.S.), while iGenius had 6,200 (27% Netherlands), per SimilarWeb.
Imonitie, cited in the FTC’s May 2025 IM Mastery Academy lawsuit alleging $1.2B fraud, reached Chairman 750 rank but avoided defendant status, per. The FTC highlighted his role targeting Black consumers, per internal messages. His shift to iGenius raises concerns amid Investview’s Cforce opacity, per. X posts from @CryptoLawyerz question the move’s legitimacy.
The collapse echoes MLM crypto scams like Forsage ($340M losses), per. Investors should avoid iGenius/Cforce due to CFTC non-registration. Verify firms via sec.gov or cftc.gov. Bitcoin (BTC) ($85,801) stable, per CoinMarketCap; diversify into USDC or ETH ($4,070) with stop-losses below BTC’s $80,400, per TradingView. Follow @TheBlock__ on X for updates. Nvisionu’s end may signal tighter MLM scrutiny in 2026,
