As of October 23, 2025, SuperOne, led by Norwegian Andreas Christensen, continues to lure investors into its MLM crypto Ponzi scheme, now leveraging AI buzzwords to revive interest, per. Launched in 2018 on Ethereum, SuperOne promised returns in its native SRX token, with 2B tokens created—half owned by Christensen, per. After collapsing shortly after launch, multiple reboots (2020 trivia/NFTs, 2022 metaverse, 2023 sports trivia) failed to sustain momentum, leaving SRX bagholders unable to cash out, per. X posts from @CryptoLawyerz highlight ongoing victim recruitment, per.
SuperOne’s latest pivot incorporates AI-themed marketing to attract sports fans, branding investments as lootboxes—a controversial gambling mechanic banned in Belgium since 2018, per. Transitioning from Ethereum to XRP for investments while paying out SRX, the scheme saw 28,700 monthly website visits in September 2025, with 100% from Romania, per. Earlier, August 2025 traffic was just 4,800 visits, signaling near collapse, per. Claims of reaching 1B investors by 2030 lack credibility, per. X posts from @DeFiSentry label it a “desperate grift,” per.
SuperOne’s lootbox model mimics predatory gaming tactics, risking regulatory scrutiny in jurisdictions like the EU, per. XRP ($2.29, down 0.86%) remains unaffected, per CoinMarketCap, but SuperOne’s reliance on it could draw attention post-SEC ETF delays, per. Bitcoin (BTC) ($113,234) and Ethereum (ETH) ($4,070) are stable, per. Investors should avoid SRX and verify platforms via sec.gov or bafin.de. Diversify into USDC or ETH with stop-losses below BTC’s $112,000, per TradingView. Follow @TheBlock__ on X for updates.
SuperOne’s Romania-centric traffic suggests a shrinking victim pool, with collapse likely if new markets aren’t found, per. Similar schemes like GSPartners ($1B losses) faced TSSB action, per, hinting at potential U.S. or EU crackdowns. Monitor SuperOne on SimilarWeb and XRP flows on CryptoQuant. Without significant adoption, SRX remains worthless, and Christensen’s promises are unsustainable, per.
