Green Time Investment offered “fixed daily yields” on crypto deposits — the unmistakable shape of a high-yield Ponzi. A Nairobi investor and several friends joined. We recovered what the scheme hadn’t already paid out.
How it started
B.O., 43, was recruited by an acquaintance already “earning.” He deposited USDT and BTC across “plans,” watched daily yields accrue, and recruited two friends, as the scheme rewarded referrals.
Where it went wrong
Yields stopped on the day a “platform migration” was announced; withdrawals were locked behind an “upgrade fee.” As with all HYIPs, early payouts were funded by later deposits, and the operators vanished after the migration notice.
“The daily returns were so steady it felt safe. That steadiness was the trick.”
The recovery, step by step
- We documented the Ponzi structureFixed daily yields and referral rewards funded by new deposits — the textbook signature.
- We traced the deposit poolFunds consolidated into wallets shared across many victims.
- We located the reachable remainderA late transfer still sat near an off-ramp.
- We filed freeze and reportsTracing evidence to the exchange and to authorities, given multiple victims.
- We recovered the residualA partial hold returned $28,400.
Warning signs we flagged
- “Fixed daily yields” on crypto — no real market pays that reliably.
- Referral rewards for recruiting others.
- A sudden “platform migration” or “upgrade fee.”
- Steady, too-smooth returns with no downside days.
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