DANNY DE HEKWhen it comes to serial scammers, few have the shameless persistence of Mai Summer Vue. Formerly a school teacher, Vue has spent the last few years jumping from one crypto scam to another, leaving a trail of victims in her wake. From HyperFund to HyperVerse, HyperNation, SableDAO, We Are All Satoshi, AVA, ViDiLOOK, and CrypTex, she has promoted nearly every major Ponzi operation in recent history. And now, she’s back at it again, pushing yet another MLM crypto fraud—Beonbit.

Beonbit, a newly uncovered MLM crypto Ponzi scheme, has been exposed in BehindMLM’s latest review, confirming what many already suspected—this is another blatant scam designed to siphon money from gullible investors until it inevitably collapses.

Mai Summer Vue’s Pitch: A Masterclass in Deception

In a newly surfaced video, Vue shamelessly promotes Beonbit, making the same tired, deceptive claims that have become her signature. She opens with the usual “financial freedom” nonsense, positioning herself as an educator rather than a financial advisor—a classic way to avoid legal liability when promoting fraudulent investments.

“2025 is definitely going to be the year where we work together to improve lives and conquer this financial freedom that we have been looking for with Beonbit.”

Vue conveniently ignores the fact that every past Ponzi scheme she has promoted has collapsed, wiping out investors’ funds. She then boasts about her “amazing upline” and her direct connection to the CEO of Beonbit, a man who—spoiler alert—does not exist outside of Beonbit’s marketing materials.

“We are connected to the CEO of the company… They are the most transparent company I have ever gotten involved with.”

TRANSPARENT? That’s laughable. Beonbit hides its ownership, fails to provide any legitimate financial disclosures, and operates like every other crypto Ponzi scam. But Vue, true to form, continues peddling the fantasy.

Breaking Down Beonbit’s Lies

1. Fake CEO, Fake Leadership, Fake Legitimacy

Beonbit’s CEO, “Richard Bates,” is a fabricated character. The only evidence of his existence is a promotional video featuring an actor with a fake backstory, which is common in “Boris CEO” scams, usually run by Russian or Ukrainian fraudsters.

Vue’s claims that Beonbit is properly registered in Australia are equally worthless. ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission) does not verify the legitimacy of registered companies, making it a favorite jurisdiction for crypto scammers looking to appear legitimate.

2. Unbelievable (Because It’s Impossible) Returns

Beonbit claims to generate 1% to 5.6% daily returns, with investment packages requiring funds to be locked for up to 150 days. These numbers are absurd.

NO legitimate investment, trading, or AI system can generate guaranteed daily profits like this.

Here’s what Beonbit’s plans look like:

  • Basic: Invest $25-$1,000, earn 1%-1.5% daily for 15 days
  • Advanced: Invest $1,000-$10,000, earn 1.5%-2% daily for 25 days
  • Premium: Invest $10,000-$50,000, earn 2%-2.5% daily for 50 days
  • Expert: Invest $50,000-$500,000, earn 2.5%-3% daily for 75 days
  • Master: Invest $100-$50,000, earn 3%-4.5% daily for 90 days (no withdrawals allowed)
  • Professional: Invest $50,000-$500,000, earn 4.5%-5.6% daily for 150 days (no withdrawals allowed)

The only way a system like this sustains itself is by using new investors’ money to pay out earlier investors—this is literally the definition of a Ponzi scheme.

3. The MLM Pyramid Recruitment Model

Beonbit doesn’t have any real products or services. Instead, it operates purely on recruitment, offering 15 levels of referral commissions:

  • Beginners earn 6% on Level 1, 2% on Level 2, and 1% on Levels 3-5
  • Presidents (top rank) earn 15% on Level 1, 8% on Level 2, and 1% on Levels 8-15

This is pure pyramid scheme structure—recruit new victims, make commissions, and hope you cash out before the whole thing implodes.

4. Fake Legitimacy and Meaningless “Security” Claims

In the video, Vue makes absurd claims about Beonbit’s $2 billion in security, its transparency, and its licensing, even pulling out a contract that is nothing more than a worthless PDF.

Vue states:

“If we were illegal, do you think we would work on the market for the second year and receive license renewals?”

Yes, Mai. Ponzi schemes can last years before collapsing. That doesn’t mean they’re legal—it means they haven’t collapsed YET.

Beonbit’s blockchain “proof” is just a list of random transaction hashes, and its BBT token is another worthless altcoin designed to trap more money from victims before the inevitable exit scam.

Mai Summer Vue: A Bottom-Feeder Profiting Off Victims

Let’s be clear—Mai Summer Vue is NOT an innocent bystander who simply “didn’t know” about these scams.

She has a long track record of promoting Ponzi schemes and continues to do so despite overwhelming evidence that every program she pushes is fraudulent.

She admits in the video that she was deep into CrypTex, another Ponzi, before discovering that Beonbit was more profitable for her commissions. That’s all she cares about—her commissions, not the people she recruits.

Her business community is nothing more than a pipeline for her next scam, designed to funnel money into these fraudulent schemes while she cashes out early.

Final Warning: Stay Away from Beonbit and Mai Summer Vue

Beonbit is a textbook Ponzi scheme that will inevitably collapse, leaving most investors in financial ruin.

If you value your money, avoid Beonbit at all costs, and if you see Mai Summer Vue promoting anything, run the other way—because the only thing she’s committed to is making commissions at the expense of others.

If you’ve been scammed by Beonbit, report it immediately and warn others before they become the next victims of this latest MLM crypto Ponzi fraud.