Crypto Crash! Urgent Questions Goliath Ventures Investors Must Ask Now
Billions are vanishing from the crypto markets — and for Goliath Ventures investors, the truth may be even worse.
The cryptocurrency markets are in turmoil — but this time, the fallout reaches far beyond the usual traders and speculators in crypto. Investors in Goliath Ventures Inc could be facing catastrophic losses.
If you run a hedge fund or other private wealth business in Florida, you should also be concerned about the contagion and increased legal scrutiny that’s coming thanks to Goliath Ventures’ implosion.
This isn’t just another routine dip in the market. This crash is wiping out billions, record sums, and for those involved with Goliath Ventures, the consequences could be devastating. The big question every investor should be asking right now is simple: where is my money really being held — and who’s managing it?
The Trigger: Trump’s Trade War Announcement
On Friday evening, Donald Trump made an announcement about restricting trade with China — something he has hinted at before, but this time, it landed with full force. That statement alone triggered a massive global selloff in cryptocurrency markets.
Prices fell so sharply that it became the largest single-day loss in crypto history. Around $380 billion of investor funds were wiped following Trump’s newly announced tariffs on China.
So, what does China have to do with crypto? Everything. The global economy is interconnected, and when one of the largest markets in the world faces economic pressure, speculative assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins sell off.
The crypto crash began on October 10, and the bleeding hasn’t stopped since.
The Market Meltdown
In just 24 hours, Bitcoin plunged more than 15%, Ethereum dropped 20%, and several altcoins saw complete wipeouts. Even so-called “stablecoins” briefly lost their pegs as exchanges struggled to handle mass withdrawal requests.
Institutional traders scrambled to liquidate positions to cover margin calls. It was chaos — the kind of meltdown that exposes who was really holding the cards and who was bluffing all along.
If you’re holding cryptocurrency right now, you should be very concerned. But if you’re tied to Goliath Ventures, you should be terrified.
Good articles to read:
- imf.org/external/pubs/ft/wp/1999/wp9998.pdf
- nytimes.com/2025/03/28/business/rainbowex-crypto-ponzi-scheme.html
Why This Matters for Goliath Ventures Investors
Platforms like Goliath Ventures claim to “manage” funds in crypto trading pools, DeFi projects, and other speculative ventures. But when markets tank this dramatically, those “pools” can evaporate overnight.
Let’s be blunt: Ponzi scam investment platforms are not sustainable. They always fail.
When legitimate crypto investors lose money, they still hold assets that might recover. But when a Ponzi scheme like Goliath Ventures loses money, there’s nothing real backing it. These operations depend on a constant flow of new deposits to pay fake returns to earlier investors.
The moment new money dries up — or when markets crash — the entire structure collapses.
Questions Every Goliath Ventures Investor Should Be Asking
If you have money with Goliath Ventures, now is the time to demand answers:
- How is my investment performing after the massive decline in crypto markets that started on 10/Oct?
- If my funds are “safe,” how can that be when Bitcoin and Ethereum have crashed by double digits?
- Who is the mysterious “insurer” supposedly protecting investor deposits? Can I contact someone at Fidelity to confirm Goliath Ventures investor funds are safe?
- Where is my money actually held, and can I see proof of custody or withdrawal records?
If Goliath Ventures refuses to provide real answers or documentation, that’s your red flag.
The Red Flags of a Crypto Investment Scam
If you’re still unsure whether you’ve been caught in a fraudulent scheme, look for these tell-tale signs:
“Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming naked,” – Warren Buffett
Common Red Flags Include:
- Most high level employees including, CEO, COO and others having serious criminal background tying them to fraud
- Guaranteed profits, even when markets are crashing
- Secret “insurance” policies that no one can verify (same exact thing as My Liquidity Partner ponzi scheme, Delgado’s first big crypto scam)
- Delayed or “pending” withdrawals for weeks or months, being hit with undisclosed fees when asking for your money back
- Promised returns of 3–10% per month
- No licence or authority to raise funds from the public
- Sound familiar?
Lessons From History: We’ve Seen This Before
This isn’t the first time crypto investors have been burned by “too good to be true” opportunities.
When FTX collapsed in 2022, billions vanished overnight — including customer deposits that were supposed to be “safe.” The same pattern emerged with HyperVerse, where investors were promised steady returns backed by supposed “blockchain technology.” In the end, there was no real trading, no blockchain innovation, and no transparency — just recycled money and slick marketing.
Each time, investors were assured their money was “insured,” “tokenized,” or “diversified.” Each time, those promises evaporated.
Goliath Ventures is a ponzi scheme and will cost deluded investors their money.
The Psychology of Belief and Denial
Many victims hesitate to face reality because they’ve been emotionally invested in the scheme. They’ve been told to “trust the process,” “believe in the vision,” or “stay positive.”
But blind faith doesn’t protect your wallet. It only buys the scammers more time to disappear with your money.
Scam operators rely on emotional manipulation. They create communities, promise wealth, and use motivational language to silence critics. When the collapse begins, they blame “FUD,” the media, or government interference — never themselves.
The Writing on the Wall
Let’s face it — Goliath Ventures is in serious trouble.
In addition to running what many believe is a Ponzi scheme, it’s likely they made reckless leveraged bets on crypto that have backfired in recent weeks. Their “liquidity pool” is drying up, withdrawals are being delayed, and the once-constant flow of new investors has slowed to a trickle.
If you are an investor, now is the time to start asking hard questions — before it’s too late.
What You Can Do Right Now
Once withdrawals freeze or platforms “go dark,” even law enforcement can struggle to trace digital assets — timing is everything.
If you have money tied up with Goliath Ventures, here’s what you should do immediately:
- Request a full withdrawal — even if it’s “pending.”
- Take screenshots of your account dashboard, emails, and communications.
- Save all transaction records and wallet and bank accounts.
- Report the platform to your local financial authority or consumer protection agency.
- Connect with other victims — there is power in collective action.
Because once a Ponzi scheme collapses, the operators vanish fast, and recovering funds becomes almost impossible.
Final Thoughts
If you’re still holding on, hoping for a miracle recovery, remember this:
“You only get flak when you’re over the target.”
This market crash is exposing the truth — and the truth isn’t pretty.
Crypto markets are burning. Goliath Ventures is wobbling. And investors deserve the truth before the entire structure falls apart.
Previously in This Series on Goliath Ventures
- Glossy Promises, Shaky Contracts
Goliath Ventures Exposed – Glossy Promises, Shaky Contracts, and the Dark Reality of Guaranteed Returns
Where it all began: inflated promises of 60% returns backed by contracts that were flimsy at best. - The Compliance Illusion
Goliath Ventures Exposed Part 3: Christopher Delgado, Matt Burks, BlackBlock and the Compliance Illusion
The smoke-and-mirrors routine — how Burks and BlackBlock tried to pose as “independent” while being insiders. - The Smear Campaign Claim
Chris Lord Delgado Claims “Smear Campaign” – Goliath Ventures Exposed in My Full Response
Delgado’s pushback — calling legitimate questions a “smear campaign” while victims kept piling up. - The Bookkeeper’s Vanishing Act
The Bookkeeper’s Vanishing Act: Chris Delgado, Nadia Bringas, and Goliath Ventures
When the money trail grew hot, Bringas dissolved her company in Florida overnight and popped back up in Wyoming. - The Fake Audit
Pull Money While You Can! Goliath Ventures Ponzi Exposed by FAKE Audit. Florida Ponzi Scheme SCAM
A so-called “audit” that turned out to be nothing more than a Mailchimp blast with zero financial data. - The Missing FinCEN Registration
Goliath Ventures Inc (Christopher Delgado) and the Missing FinCEN Registration: Why It Matters
Digging into why a real investment firm would never operate without this registration — unless it was hiding. - Collapse and Clawbacks
Goliath Ventures Inc Florida Ponzi Collapse, Coming Clawbacks and Arrests
The unraveling accelerates: clawbacks loom, and indictments draw closer. - The Securities Question
The Unregistered Securities Problem: Why Goliath Ventures’ Contracts Are Likely Illegal
Breaking down why Goliath’s contracts were never legal in the first place — a fatal flaw in their setup. - What Real Funds Look Like
What Real Quant Funds Look Like Vs. Goliath Ventures, FL Ponzi Scam
Today’s deep dive: exposing how every part of Goliath’s structure collapses under scrutiny. - Stolen money, gifts, and uneconomical deals
Who Is Still Profiting From Goliath Ventures Inc, Orlando Ponzi? Don’t Drop The Soap.
Unusual developments connected to the Goliath Ventures Ponzi scheme, which is now imploding. - FBI Director Kash Patel, Ron DeSantis and even Andrew Tate
Goliath Ventures Ponzi: Verlin Sanciangco & My Liquidity Partner (MLP) Scam Rebranded.
Goliath Ventures Inc ponzi scheme has been running for a lot longer than most people realize. - I just got sued for telling the truth
Danny vs Goliath: New Zealand Journalist Sued by Christopher Delgado’s GOLIATH VENTURES INC.
I uncovered what I believe is a large-scale Ponzi scheme. - You now have 3 copyright strikes
Dirty Tactics: How GOLIATH VENTURES INC Is Abusing YouTube’s Copyright System to Silence Journalism.
Your channel (as well as YouTube channels associated with it) is scheduled to be terminated in 7 days. - Crypto Crash!
Crypto Prices Crash! GOLIATH VENTURES Investors Should Be Very Worried. (this article)
Questions Goliath Ventures Investors Should Be Asking
Disclaimer: How This Investigation Was Conducted
This investigation relies entirely on OSINT — Open Source Intelligence — meaning every claim made here is based on publicly available records, archived web pages, corporate filings, domain data, social media activity, and open blockchain transactions. No private data, hacking, or unlawful access methods were used. OSINT is a powerful and ethical tool for exposing scams without violating privacy laws or overstepping legal boundaries.
About the Author
I’m DANNY DE HEK, a New Zealand–based YouTuber, investigative journalist, and OSINT researcher. I name and shame individuals promoting or marketing fraudulent schemes through my YOUTUBE CHANNEL. Every video I produce exposes the people behind scams, Ponzi schemes, and MLM frauds — holding them accountable in public.
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My work exposing crypto fraud has been featured in:
- Bloomberg Documentary (2025): A 20-minute exposé on Ponzi schemes and crypto card fraud
- News.com.au (2025): Profiled as one of the leading scam-busters in Australasia
- OpIndia (2025): Cited for uncovering Pakistani software houses linked to drug trafficking, visa scams, and global financial fraud
- The Press / Stuff.co.nz (2023): Successfully defeated $3.85M gag lawsuit; court ruled it was a vexatious attempt to silence whistleblowing
- The Guardian Australia (2023): National warning on crypto MLMs affecting Aussie families
- ABC News Australia (2023): Investigation into Blockchain Global and its collapse
- The New York Times (2022): A full two-page feature on dismantling HyperVerse and its global network
- Radio New Zealand (2022): “The Kiwi YouTuber Taking Down Crypto Scammers From His Christchurch Home”
- Otago Daily Times (2022): A profile on my investigative work and the impact of crypto fraud in New Zealand
The truth doesn’t fear lawyers — only fraudsters do.
I wonder if anyone declared any of the income. Have you reported this to the IRS, CRA, Inland revenue
That’s a very good question, Jim — and one that regulators are already digging into.
When you have a company like Goliath Ventures promising “guaranteed weekly returns” while operating without proper registration or financial oversight, it’s almost certain that none of the income has been legally declared. Investors who’ve taken payouts may have unknowingly accepted proceeds from what appears to be an unregistered securities operation, which carries serious tax and criminal implications.
Six different government agencies are now actively investigating Goliath Ventures and the individuals behind it. It shouldn’t be long before Christopher Delgado is behind bars.
This morning we received an update from a source — someone whose child attends the same school as Delgado’s:
“I saw Delgado this morning when I dropped my son off at school. He had his black and gold Lamborghini parked right next to the school. He was standing at the door waiting to get in (along with other parents) — must have been for an event. He wasn’t talking to anyone, and he looked completely drained.”
The walls are closing in.
I’d 100% bet none of them declared a penny or a pound. I’m sure they’d owe millions. The various revenue agencies would have an easy time tracking them down.
Good point — and you’re probably right.
If payouts came from an unregistered scheme, it’s highly likely many recipients did not declare that income, and tax liabilities could be substantial. Revenue agencies excel at following the money: bank transfers, crypto wallet flows, affiliate payouts — those leave trails.
If you’re involved or know someone who is, do these things right now:
– Screenshot everything — dashboards, withdrawal notices, emails, payment confirmations.
– Export transaction records and wallet addresses.
– Do not delete messages or try to “clean up” your accounts — that looks worse to investigators.
– Seek urgent tax and legal advice from a professional who deals with financial crime or tax investigations. Voluntary disclosure can reduce penalties, but only a lawyer can advise you properly.
– Consider sharing evidence with investigators — six different government agencies are actively looking into Goliath Ventures, and corroborating docs help build the case.
These are serious consequences. If you have specific evidence (screenshots, payout records, affiliate agreements), preserve it and get professional help — fast.
Rumor I heard, they stopped paying the referral bonuses last month.
It’s not a rumour we’ve also heard that they are letting certain people withdraw their money who are connected to the management team. I covered a lot of the information we can tell people in my letters video https://youtu.be/N3-ysvHK5s8