The Ponzi scam known as Optimus VIP has fallen apart. Optimus VIP was relaunched as DigitalCredit after collapsing.
The Optimus VIP website was still operational at the time of publishing. However, it seems as if Optimus VIP’s social media accounts were deleted on or around March 10.
DigitalCredit is being marketed as a merger rather than being truthful about Optimus VIP being a Ponzi scam that failed.
According to a webinar on Optimus VIP marketing on March 20th, which promoter “Tiger Tony” presented;
Operating from the domain “adigitalcredit.com,” which was privately registered on December 3, 2024, using a Brazilian address, is DigitalCredit.
Tiger Tony is wrong when he says that DigitalCredit is a “huge company.” It’s just been around for a few months.
The typical crypto trading foolishness was the Ponzi scheme used by Optimus VIP. A somewhat different Ponzi scheme is used by DigitalCredit, which functions as a platform that makes ICO (Initial Coin Offering) trading easier using sustainable assets including carbon credits, plastic credits, and agricultural commodities.
Although company is still in business, other parties are now paying DigitalCredit in an absurd charade.
Its business strategy makes it possible for farmers to get funding for exporting goods like beef, sugar, and coffee.
DigitalCredit generates an operational spread by managing this capitalization and selling the rights to these assets to purchasers worldwide via its platforms.
No respectable company is paying a dubious Ponzi relaunch that has been in operation for months to manage their asset trading.
Therefore, similar to Optimus VIP, DigitalCredit’s marketing promises are not backed up by any verifiable proof.
To the tune of up to 100,000 USDT each, Optimus VIP bagholders are simply expected to go along for the journey instead.
DigitalCredit has divided investment amounts into 10% monthly increments, perhaps out of caution about requiring upfront payments from new Ponzi victims:
A Monday through Friday ROI of 0.65% to 1% is offered, regardless of the amount deposited (Optimus VIP was 0.8%).
DigitalCredit’s multilevel marketing division is just a rerun of Optimus VIP:
10% commission for referrals
8% residual commission, paid via binary, and capped at the daily investment amount; Black Diamond level accomplishment bonuses reach a maximum of $1,000,000.
A quarterly charge of “25% of earnings” and a 10% withdrawal fee
SimilarWeb was monitoring around 574,000 monthly visitors to Optimus VIP’s website as of February 2025. The US accounted for 53% of the traffic, which was up 313% month over month.
Kazakhstani investors, who accounted for 35% of Optimus VIP’s website visits, were also soiled.
The breakdown is said to have been caused by Optimus VIP website traffic either stalling or declining in March 2025. On the other hand, Antonio Salas and his companions chose to be cautious and vanish.
DigitalCredit’s website makes no reference to Salas. The websites of Digital Credit and Optimus VIP are coded differently as well.
Recovery fraudsters may have purchased the investor data of Optimus VIP.
In any case, reboot scams usually fall apart sooner or later. The entire amount of investor losses is unclear, however USDT spent in Optimus VIP should be regarded as lost.
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