The Dubai Royals' Alleged Role in WEWE Global and LYOPAY Ponzi Scheme: Uncovering Shocking Truth

Steve Condos statement “One of our projects is backed by the Royal Family of Dubai" https://youtu.be/G2NdxDGoGbg?t=6790 WeWe Global, a company that previously ran a Ponzi scheme called WEWEX, launched two new products in late 2021: LyoFI and LyoPay. The company also introduced a new token called LYO, which was used to operate a Ponzi scheme promising a 300% return on investment.

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The most charitable interpretation is that someone convinced TPO (The Private Office) to invest in a tech project. The goal of the investment fund is to be an early investor in everything, including gas, oil, renewable energy, bitcoin mining, and to encourage investment and technical progress in Dubai. It's the same idea as Silicon Valley Venture Capitalists who invest in thousands of different projects and take a stake in each, hoping that at least one will become a successful business.

PROTOCOL33 is a global organization developed by experienced and passionate entrepreneurs who have been experts in the FinTech and Blockchain industries for over a decade, although their domain name has only been registered since February 2022. Interestingly, both domain names, ".global" and "protocol33.io," were registered by the same registrar, Namecheap.com.

Additionally, Lyotechlabs hosts the "protocol33.io" and "zenit.world" websites.

PROTOCOL33 has been incorporated in partnership with the Private Office of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan Bin Ahmad Al Maktoum.

This Video Investigates the Validity of a Project Backed by the Royal Family of Dubai: Is it Legitimate or Another Elaborate WEWE Global and LYOPAY Scam?

TIME STAMP / CHAPTERS

Introduction 00:00:00
Report A Scam 00:03:30
Steve Condos 00:04:50
Protocol33 00:05:50
Zenit.world 00:06:30
WHOIS lookups 00:11:00
Crypto Tex (CTEX) 00:15:00
Luiz Góes 00:17:00
Email To The Private Office 00:17:55
TOPPs article on Luiz Góes 00:20:00
Crypto Sharks @cryptosharks7056 00:33:00
WEWE GLOBAL 00:37:30
WEWE GLOBAL Shocking Terms & Conditions 00:40:00
WEB 3.0 Cloud Minting Problems 01:02:15
Tony Mark-Seymour 01:08:34
Conclusion 01:14:10

Here are the links:

* YouTube video: https://youtu.be/G2NdxDGoGbg?t=6790
* PROTOCOL33 website: https://www.protocol33.io
* Zenit website: https://www.zenit.world
* WHOIS lookup for protocol33.io: https://who.is/whois/protocol33.io
* WHOIS lookup for zenit.world: https://who.is/whois/zenit.world
* WHOIS lookup for lyotechlabs.com: https://who.is/whois/lyotechlabs.com
* WHOIS lookup for wewe.global: https://who.is/whois/wewe.global
* Office of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan Bin Ahmad Al Maktoum Investment website: https://shkhamdaninvestment.ae
* Luiz Góes LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luizgoeslyo/
* TOPPs article on Luiz Góes: https://cryptofroyobro.substack.com/p/topps-luiz-goes
* Crypto Sharks @cryptosharks7056 video: https://youtu.be/LJu8ngCkJ6E

EMAIL TO THE PRIVATE OFFICE

Dear Sir/Madam,

We would like to bring to your attention a matter regarding a company named Lyopay/WeWe Global and its CEO, Mr. Luiz Góes, who has made claims of being the "Advisor Digital Officer" for the Private Office of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Ahmed Al Maktoum for a period of eight months, spanning from November 2021 to June 2022.

Mr. Luiz Góes LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/luizgoeslyo/

As a reputable organization, it is imperative that we maintain the highest level of integrity in our dealings and partnerships. In light of this, we would appreciate it if you could confirm the veracity of Mr. Góes' claims and clarify if Lyopay/WeWe Global is indeed a project backed by Protocol33 or by Dubai Royal Family.

Your prompt response to this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Best regards,
Danny de Hek

WEWE GLOBAL

WEWE Global is a company that claims to be transparent but is not registered in its country of operation, does not list its directors or disclose its revenue, and has terms and conditions that allow it to terminate accounts and confiscate money.

The company is not registered with the NZ FMA to offer investments in New Zealand, and it's unclear whether it is a legitimate business or a scam that will inevitably collapse.

The company's executives may be charismatic, but meeting them does not validate the company or provide recourse if things go wrong.

If the scheme collapses, there may be no legal recourse through normal civil justice channels since the company is allegedly registered in Seychelles as Digitech WorldWide Inc, a shell company of which Baiba Broka is probably not a director.

While it's uncertain whether everyone in the organization knows that the company is a scam, it is suspects that many members are deluded.