So here’s the deal. I had a totally different topic planned, then I got a DM, went down the rabbit hole, and was like: nope, this needs to be filmed right now. In this video I’m talking about IGenius (an alleged crypto MLM situation) and how the influencer-scam-to-crypto-scam pipeline is very real. We start with the story of a micro-influencer (Sabrina, aka “Coach Sabrina”) who was reportedly fined $15,000 for illegal solicitation while promoting IGenius subscriptions and pitching returns that were, in my opinion, the definition of “too good to be true.” Fork found in kitchen. Then I zoom out to the bigger picture: regulators in Poland fined IGenius (and another trading “education” platform) millions for operating what they described as pyramid schemes disguised as trading education—where the money primarily comes from recruiting, not “education.” I also look at how this stuff gets dressed up with luxury lifestyle content, events, and “coach” branding, plus why it’s a huge red flag when people are acting like investment advisors without credentials. My takeaway is simple: if someone’s selling financial freedom while you pay thousands upfront plus monthly fees, you need to ask hard questions—because the people being targeted are usually the ones who can least afford to lose money.