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TUPAN & the Safir/ZENIQ Ecosystem: Anatomy of a Failed Token Project

As already reported, in the most recent Safir/ZENIQ update call Gernot Winter sought to draw a clear dividing line: Safir, ZENIQ, and their successor platforms had – much like Amazon – functioned merely as “marketplaces”; responsibility had always rested with independent “product owners.” There had been no investments, only product purchases – and therefore no […]

Safir/ZENIQ Update Call: Gernot Winter’s Briefing That Fails to Brief

In a recently held video call, Gernot Winter ostensibly addressed questions about the status of the once-touted, “revolutionary” Safir/ZENIQ projects. Winter is co-founder of Avinoc/VOO and, via RAMZIQ and Zentatec GmbH, is connected to Safir/ZENIQ founders Erwin Dokter and Peter Skerl. What stood out in Winter’s remarks was not necessarily what he said, but how […]

ZENIQ, LayerK & the Great Downgrade?

Dispute over LYK Payouts in the ZENIQ Swap: How original token promises are being devalued Victims from the Safir / ZENIQ community accuse Homnifi / LayerK and their DAO of breaking their original promises. Initially, ZENIQ holders could convert their tokens into the platform’s internal sLYK token and stake them in the WALLEK wallet for […]

eCredits, TAG Markets, Copy X & Werner Kaiser: Ripping Off the Crowd?

How Werner Kaiser and Marina Graf make eCredits victims look foolish with the fairy tale of a “crazy deal” Last week, former Lyoness/Lyconet top marketer Marina Graf hosted a video call under the motto: “When life gives you lemons, just make lemonade together with us!” At her side, acting as sous-chef, was her long-time associate […]

The SEB Pank AS case – When risk models damage companies: The structural failure of European AML systems

One of many individual cases that highlights a systemic problem in Europe. The fight against money laundering has long since become a fight against shadows – and increasingly, it is hitting the wrong people. What is supposed to protect financial systems in theory is increasingly leading to false alarms, account freezes and business-damaging stigmatisation of […]

Vision.One & NOMO: New Promises Despite Insolvency

While the insolvency proceedings of the two VOO companies in Austria show no visible progress, the Vision.One cooperative has suddenly begun pushing out a wave of new “updates” and future announcements via its Telegram channels. Yet our research shows: many of the underlying issues remain unaddressed, the promises are recycled, and once again members are […]

Regulation as a façade – Tag Markets, T.M. Financials and the return of Lyconet and SAFIR/ZENIQ promoters

The expired licence as the core of the problem In an inconspicuous but legally unambiguous ‘public notice’, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius confirms that investment dealer licence GB21026474 was terminated on 18 March 2024. The licence belonged to Pure North Markets Ltd., was duly returned and has had no legal effect since that […]