Vision One & Voo Travel: Press enquiry regarding structure, regulation and connections to Zeniq/Safir

As part of journalistic research into the latest developments surrounding the Vision One cooperative and previous projects such as Voo Travel, Voo Token and Copper One, our editorial team would appreciate your answering the following questions in this open press enquiry. Public press enquiry: Dear Mr Winter, Dear Sir or Madam, The reason for this […]

VOO insolvent, BondEXone live: A dangerous new start?

While key companies in the VOO network are insolvent, the successor project ‘Vision One’ is presenting itself as an innovative cooperative with global ambitions. However, the launch of the BondEXone bond marketplace gives the impression that a highly regulated financial instrument is potentially being shifted into a regulatory grey area under the guise of cooperative […]

VOO case: Suspicion of strategic insolvency at Graz-based aviation start-up

The Graz-based start-up VOO launched with a vision of digital flight booking and blockchain technology. Now, two companies are facing financial ruin. But while insolvency proceedings are underway in Austria, there are indications that assets may be transferred abroad, raising concerns among some observers about the interests of investors. Double insolvency and many unanswered questions […]

Homnifi, LayerK & Co.: Aliases, jungle-like terms and conditions, and suspicions of a money-grabbing scheme

They promise the digital revolution: Homnifi, LayerK, NodeK, CloudK, and Horysmall advertise with flashy buzzwords related to Web3, blockchain minting, and NFTs. But what presents itself as a modern investment ecosystem turns out, on closer inspection, to be a labyrinth of almost identical contracts, interchangeable company names and a cacophony of cryptic token terms. Behind […]

VOO insolvency: From flying high to crash landing – and the shadow of controversial crypto promises

It was supposed to be a revolution in the aviation industry: booking private jets via an app, as easy as booking a hotel room. With this vision, the Graz-based tech start-up VOO launched with great fanfare a few years ago. Today, however, not much remains of those high-flying plans. Both companies, VOO Aviation Service GmbH […]

Copper.One: Lots of marketing, little evidence!

In times of economic uncertainty and fears of inflation, many investors are looking for so-called ‘safe havens’. Copper, a globally sought-after raw material with industrial relevance, seems predestined for this role. This is exactly where the Copper.One project comes in – with a promise that is raising increasingly critical questions: copper is to be tokenised […]

Apertum proceedings in Texas: What the Texan judiciary is demanding!

The proceedings against Josip Heit and the Apertum Foundation are increasingly developing into an international legal marathon. In the previous article in our series, we shed light on the background and previous stages of the proceedings. It is now clear that the pressure on the accused is growing and the Texan authorities are pressing ahead […]

Mining Race and Mining Grid: Bitcoin mining or digital pyramid scheme?

From the outside, everything looks modern, efficient and decentralised. But a look behind the shiny surface of Mining Race and Mining Grid raises serious questions: Is this really Bitcoin mining or just another pyramid scheme with a crypto mask? Simple, profitable and secure – that’s how Mining Grid advertises its app, ‘Mining Race’. Users, known […]

One Man, Two Roles: André Surber, his “Blockchain Schule”, and Xera.Pro/VOO/Copper.One & Co.

Blockchain School or Marketing Platform? A Serious Conflict of Interest A notable figure within the VOO/Copper.One ecosystem is André Tobias Surber-Siewert, operator of the “Blockchain School Switzerland” and proprietor of the sole proprietorship Siewert Finanzberatung 24. For several months, Surber has been prominently featured as a spokesperson for controversial crypto platforms such as Xera.Pro (now […]

Tokenisation in the commodities market: silver impresses, copper disappoints

In times of inflation, banking crises and geopolitical uncertainty, investors are looking for stable assets. Precious metals are traditionally highly valued – but while gold maintains its reputation as a ‘safe haven’, some providers are increasingly trying to establish copper as an investment metal. This is a dangerous development, as copper is simply unsuitable for […]