Hyperefunds - A Continuation of the Hyperverse and Hyperfund Scam? Internet

Hyperefunds.net appears to be yet another offshoot of the controversial Hyperverse and Hyperfund schemes, which have already faced significant scrutiny. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has formally charged certain founders and operators of related platforms, as detailed in their official press release:
https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2024-11.

Many investors and participants have raised concerns that Hyperefunds.net has adopted the same deceptive tactics, making it nearly impossible for users to withdraw their funds. New platforms introduced by those behind these ventures often come with unrealistic requirements that serve as barriers to payouts, leaving participants without viable alternatives to recover their money.

Interestingly enough, their website does not reference their past companies and websites obviously due to the past issues. Considering the formal sec charge as referenced above it is likely possible that Hyperefunds.net and or future websites should not even be operating right now and should be investigated for relaunching anyways.

Numerous online reports and discussions suggest that Hyperefunds.net follows the same pattern as its predecessors, raising red flags about its legitimacy. Individuals considering engagement with this platform should conduct thorough research and be aware of its history before making any financial commitments.

Disclaimer: The above constitutes a personal review of Hyperefunds.net and/or other entities mentioned. This is solely based on personal experiences and expresses subjective opinions. These opinions are not presented as statements of fact and are intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. I have not received compensation or incentive to publish this review and am willing to update it should my experiences change. Readers are advised to conduct their own research and form independent conclusions.