On December 13, 2025, Zionix Global, a collapsed Ponzi scheme, lost its third domain (zionixglobal.ai) on December 3, likely seized by the registrar. Following losses of its first two domains in October, Zionix activated zionixglobal.org on December 4, registered on October 27, 2025, but the same registrar suggests imminent seizure. CEO Jenna Zwagil stepped down, transitioning to a Strategic Consultant role, as Zionix relocates registration to the British Virgin Islands (BVI), a tax haven with lax MLM fraud oversight. Troy Dooly announced the move, claiming the pursuit of VASP licensing.
Zwagil’s departure, predicted after Zionix disabled withdrawals in early December, drew investor ire, with many demanding answers for locked funds. Joash Naidoo and Theo Theodorou now lead communication, promising a Dubai-based CEO replacement, per. Zionix claims a shift to a non-MLM affiliate model focused on product and membership sales, dropping traditional MLM leadership, per. Investors, solicited illegally since launch, face $100M+ losses, per. X posts from @CryptoScamAlert highlight Zwagil’s silence.
Zionix’s BVI relocation and VASP claims are viewed as red flags, avoiding U.S. scrutiny, per. SEC and DOJ probes into similar MLM crypto scams like Forsage ($340M losses) continue, per. Bitcoin (BTC) ($113,234) and Ethereum (ETH) ($4,070) remain unaffected, per CoinMarketCap, but Zionix’s collapse erodes altcoin trust. Zionixglobal.org traffic is low, with Belarus, the U.S., and Germany as top sources.
Victims should report to sec.gov or local regulators and avoid further engagement.t Diversify into USDC or ETH with stop-losses below BTC’s $112,000, per TradingView. Follow @TheBlock__ on X for scam updates. Zionix’s reboot may fail quickly, mirroring GSPartners and DAO1, per, urging caution in 2025.
