Polar Tensor Loses Website Domain Amid Regulatory Compliance Fraud
Polar Tensor has lost access to its main website domain. On June 3, 2026, DNS records for polar-tensor.com were changed to “clientHold” status, effectively seizing the domain.
Domain Taken Down
The “clientHold” status prevents the domain from resolving in the DNS. This action is typically taken during legal disputes, non-payment, or deletion processes. Polar Tensor’s registrar also applied “clientUpdateProhibited,” blocking any transfer to another registrar.
In response, Polar Tensor claimed it was “under attack” and that “upgrades are in progress.” This is the same excuse the company used after losing its website hosting in mid-May.
New Domain Registered
Polar Tensor quickly registered polar-tensor.io on June 3 and pointed it to their hosting provider. The original .com domain was registered through WebNic, while the new .io domain uses NameCheap.
As of June 5, 2026, the new .io domain is showing a “bad gateway” error.
Canadian Regulatory Warnings
The domain loss follows securities fraud warnings issued by authorities in Alberta and British Columbia, Canada. It is unclear if these warnings triggered the registrar’s action.
In an attempt to appear compliant, Polar Tensor published a fake Canadian notice mentioning Bitbanki LTD and a FINTRAC MSB registration. These registrations do not provide actual approval or regulation. Polar Tensor has not registered its investment scheme with any securities regulator.
Polar Tensor Scam Overview
Polar Tensor is an AI trading bot MLM crypto Ponzi scheme. It is fronted by “Felix Bick,” who is sometimes portrayed by an actor with a German accent and sometimes by an AI-generated avatar.
The company recently claimed to have hired German law firm SBS Legal (run by Stephan Schulenberg and Andre Schenk). This duo previously rubber-stamped the fraudulent OneCoin scheme in 2015.
