DANNY DE HEKLet me tell you a story about something called “TRUSTPoly.” A platform that claims to be about community, empowerment, financial literacy, even health and wellness. Sounds wholesome, right?

Now imagine you’re a mum or dad scrolling social media, watching a slick video where someone tells you that for the price of a cup of coffee, you could tap into generational wealth.

You’re shown colourful slides, step-by-step walkthroughs, and heartwarming buzzwords like “unity,” “resilience,” and “transparency.” You’re promised a tool that “lets money work for you.” And all you need to do is teach two people to do the same.

But behind the inspirational fluff lies a dirty truth.

I’m Danny de Hek, aka The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger, and I’ve made it my mission to call out these wolves in blockchain clothing before they strip everyday people of their life savings.

TRUSTPoly is a Ponzi scheme. No ifs, no buts — just classic MLM repackaged with crypto jargon, a fake education layer, and some very shady characters running the show.

Let’s start with the basics.

The TRUSTPoly Deception

The TRUSTPoly website is plastered with comforting words: community, abundance, truth, empowerment. They position themselves as an “educational community” teaching you about DeFi, blockchain, health, and financial literacy.

But scratch beneath the surface and you find zero actual education. No courses. No curriculum. Just a glorified referral loop built on a 2×12 matrix structure, the same one used by countless collapsed scams before it.

You “join the community” by buying POL tokens and plugging them into a smart contract that “automatically pays you” when others join beneath you. Every level requires you to upgrade—meaning put in more money—while recruiting others to do the same. It’s not about education. It’s about extraction.

And the “smart contract” they promote? It’s nothing more than code programmed to distribute funds to earlier investors using the money from newer ones. The exact mechanics of a Ponzi.

The Smiling Scammers

The platform is being pushed hard by known MLM hustlers like Brian Early, a serial promoter of failed crypto schemes including Fundsz, RideBNB, and GivBux. Early has reportedly fled the US and is now hiding out in Costa Rica while continuing to sucker in fresh victims online.

Then there’s Coach BE (real name: likely Benny Brand), who posted a 30-minute video just weeks ago gushing over TrustPoly like it’s a divine revelation. His words? “Less than a cup of coffee” to get started. “You’ll never have to come out of pocket again.” “$26 million is on the table.” All this while simultaneously reading out disclaimers that the platform takes no responsibility for losses.

He even jokes about pawning your belongings if you need to re-enter the scheme. This is the mindset coaching they’re selling you.

The Smiling Scammers

The platform is being pushed hard by known MLM hustlers like Brian Early, a serial promoter of failed crypto schemes including Fundsz, RideBNB, and GivBux. Early has reportedly fled the US and is now hiding out in Costa Rica while continuing to sucker in fresh victims online.

Then there’s Coach BE (real name: likely Benny Brand), who posted a 30-minute video just weeks ago gushing over TrustPoly like it’s a divine revelation. His words? “Less than a cup of coffee” to get started. “You’ll never have to come out of pocket again.” “$26 million is on the table.” All this while simultaneously reading out disclaimers that the platform takes no responsibility for losses.

He even jokes about pawning your belongings if you need to re-enter the scheme. This is the mindset coaching they’re selling you.

In the interest of fairness, I reached out to TRUSTPoly directly via the email listed on their website and invited them to appear on my YouTube channel to explain the opportunity themselves. To date, they have not responded. Make of that what you will.

The Fake “Education” Layer

Let’s be clear: TRUSTPoly has no actual product. No retail services. No genuine financial education. What they do have are slides that say things like:

  • “Teach two people (not tell).”
  • “Get paid & upgrade.”
  • “Reach legacy level and unlock $17 million.”

They throw in unrelated buzzwords like “wellness coaching,” “nutrition,” and “mental health” — none of which are explained, offered, or even connected to the platform. It’s all marketing noise designed to make you feel part of something bigger while you’re being drained of your crypto.

In reality, your only education is how to set up a wallet, buy tokens, and recruit the next two suckers in line.

Red Flags You Can’t Ignore

  • Anonymous leadership: The website offers no company registration, no addresses, and no verifiable team info. “Rossana,” “Tony,” and “Manson” are just stock photo stand-ins.
  • No product: You pay to join. You earn by recruiting. That’s it.
  • Forced reinvestment: Every level requires an upgrade, locking users in and pushing them to reinvest before earning anything.
  • Income claims: Promoters dangle unrealistic earnings (millions in 12 months) without ever explaining how a finite system could sustain it.
  • Legal disclaimers: Every time they pitch financial freedom, they remind you it’s all “at your own risk.”
  • Token hype with no utility: Their so-called POL token has no use case, no liquidity, no roadmap, and no published smart contract code.

A Gift That Keeps on Giving… To the Scammers

TRUSTPoly claims it’s here to “uplift 1 billion people” and “change lives through mindset.” But what it’s really doing is recycling the same scam structure that’s ruined thousands of lives already.

People don’t end up here because they’re greedy. They’re misled by community leaders, coaches, and influencers who sound trustworthy. The danger is real. Behind the colourful graphics and cheerful Zoom calls are financial predators preying on vulnerability.

If you’ve already invested, get out now and warn your network. If you’re considering joining — don’t.

You don’t protect your future by plugging money into a referral loop. You protect it by asking hard questions, reading between the lines, and never mistaking community for compliance.

The Last Words

I’ll continue to track this scheme and its promoters across YouTube, Zoom, and Telegram. If you have inside info or lost money in TRUSTPoly, you can reach me through my channel.

I’m Danny de Hek — The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. And I won’t stop until every MLM fraudster, crypto hustler, and fake financial educator is unmasked and held to account.

Stay safe. Stay skeptical. And for the love of your kids’ inheritance — don’t drink the crypto Kool-Aid.