This is Part 4 in my ongoing series investigating Goliath Ventures Inc. and its founder Chris Delgado. I believe Delgado — styling himself as “Lord Chris” — is defrauding victims through a large-scale Ponzi scheme disguised as “liquidity pools” on Uniswap and Coinbase Institutional, promising investors a guaranteed 4% monthly yield.

Each time I peel back a layer of this operation, more evidence of deception, concealment, and outright lies emerges.

In this chapter, the focus shifts to Delgado’s trusted bookkeeper, Nadia Bringas. Far from being a minor figure in the background, Bringas controlled payouts, verified investor funds, and signed off on Delgado’s multimillion-dollar real estate deals. Her sudden move to dissolve her bookkeeping company in the same week Goliath Ventures collapsed is no coincidence. I believe Bringas is a key figure in the Ponzi scheme now imploding in Orlando — one that will damage investors across the U.S., Canada, and even the Middle East.

Every Ponzi needs a gatekeeper — for Goliath Ventures, that gatekeeper was Nadia Bringas.

Delgado’s $3.2 Million Mansion Purchase

Public records from Orange County, Florida show that on July 22nd, 2025, Delgado handed Power of Attorney to Nadia Bringas, authorizing her to sign the paperwork for purchasing a $3.2 million mansion in Winter Park, Florida.

The official Power of Attorney document even shows two of Delgado’s loyal Goliath insiders, Hunter Smallback and Alex Bukalo, acting as witnesses.

So while Delgado’s Goliath Ventures fails to make redemption payouts he’s quietly upgrading his lifestyle with multimillion-dollar property. All being signed for by his trusty bookkeeper Nadia Bringas.

Who is Nadia Bringas?

Since the suspected fraud’s inception, Nadia’s role inside Goliath Ventures has been deliberately kept in the shadows. She doesn’t appear on the website, avoids the camera in marketing videos, and rarely gets mentioned by name. But the February 2025 training session transcript reveals she was deeply embedded in the company’s operations.

Here are the direct references:

  • Trusted inner circle: Delgado thanked her personally at the event:

“First off, I want to thank everyone for being here today, clearing their schedules. Uh, Nadia from coming up from Fort Lauderdale…”

  • Responsible for payouts:

“You will still be responsible for giving the spreadsheet to Nadia and Chris each month. You have to tell them who gets what. That’s part of your MSA agreement.”

  • Involved in wallet distribution:

“…I’ve got to get with Chris and Nadia to figure that.”

  • Funds verification:

“…the last piece is financial department action, which that is Nadia. Nadia will log into Salesforce, verify that she sees an in good order check. She’s got money, she sends it on, you guys are all good.”

From these comments, we can clearly see that:

  • Nadia was not just a background bookkeeper. She was in charge of spreadsheets, distribution, and verifying money before it moved.
  • She was named alongside Delgado when discussing responsibility — the two were effectively tied together as the central control point of Goliath’s finances.
  • She was trusted enough to be flown in for events, putting her firmly in the leadership circle.

In short, Nadia was the financial gatekeeper of Goliath Ventures. It would be astounding if Nadia Bringas given her accounting background did not grasp what she was doing.

Curious Timing of Bringas Bookkeeping’s Closure

Here’s where things get even more interesting. According to Florida Sunbiz Records, Bringas Bookkeeping was officially dissolved on September 2nd, 2025 – the very same week that Goliath Ventures itself was dissolved in Florida.

PDFAnd guess who handled the dissolution paperwork? Harry Samuels CPA – the exact same tax accountant who signed off on Goliath’s closure.

It doesn’t take a forensic accountant to see the pattern: Delgado’s company dissolves, and his bookkeeper’s company dissolves the same week. I believe this is Nadia Bringas and Chris Delgado attempting to cover their tracks now that they know their alleged ponzi scheme is imploding.

Divorce Drama in the Background

Meanwhile, Delgado is in the middle of a divorce battle with his wife Andie Delgado. The fact that Chris Delgado would give Nadia Bringas his power of attorney I believe shows a high level of trust.

But when your divorce, corporate dissolutions, and multimillion-dollar property deals all happen around the same time by a guy who is raising public funds while claiming to NOT be raising funds, it paints a very troubling picture.

Why This Matters

PDFBookkeepers are the gatekeepers of financial truth. The February transcript shows Nadia Bringas was central to Goliath’s money flow — handling payouts, verifying funds, and signing off transactions. Public records then show she was trusted enough to sign Delgado’s $3.2 million mansion deal.

Now we learn that on the very same day her Florida company was dissolved, she incorporated Bringas Bookkeeping Corp in Wyoming. On paper, this may look like routine corporate restructuring. U.S. law does allow companies to change their state of incorporation.

But here’s the problem: if Bringas and Delgado continue to operate primarily out of Florida, they cannot simply hide behind Wyoming registration. They are still required to register in Florida as a foreign entity in order to operate legally. Given the size of their presence in Orlando, this raises serious compliance concerns.

So instead of looking like legitimate housekeeping, the coordinated dissolutions of Goliath Ventures and Bringas Bookkeeping in Florida — followed immediately by the reappearance of Bringas in Wyoming — look much more like strategic repositioning to bury the paper trail.

Taken together, the mansion purchase, the dissolved entities, the new Wyoming Filings, and the lack of Florida foreign registration all point to the same conclusion: Delgado and Bringas are scrambling to shield assets and conceal the true scope of their operations while the Ponzi scheme collapses.

Final Thoughts

The deeper we dig, the clearer the pattern becomes. Chris Delgado is buying mansions through proxies, dissolving companies in Florida, and reappearing in Wyoming with his bookkeeper, Nadia Bringas, still by his side.

Bringas was never just a background accountant. She verified funds, managed payouts, and signed Delgado’s multimillion-dollar property deals. Now, she has shifted her company’s registration to Wyoming on the very day her Florida entity was dissolved. On paper, that might look like corporate housekeeping — but without registering as a foreign entity in Florida, it raises serious compliance concerns.

This is not the behavior of a healthy business. It’s the behavior of people scrambling to bury paper trails while a Ponzi scheme collapses around them. Delgado may be willing to take the heat, but every insider connected to these moves should be deeply concerned.

The house of cards is wobbling — and when it falls, the trail of corporate filings will show exactly who helped keep it standing.

Previously in This Series on Goliath Ventures

  1. Goliath Ventures Exposed – Glossy Promises, Shaky Contracts, and the Dark Reality of Guaranteed Returns
  2. Goliath Ventures Exposed Part 3: Christopher Delgado, Matt Burks, BlackBlock and the Compliance Illusion
  3. Chris Lord Delgado Claims “Smear Campaign” – Goliath Ventures Exposed in My Full Response
  4. The Bookkeeper’s Vanishing Act: Chris Delgado, Nadia Bringas, and Goliath Ventures (this article)

The story is far from over. Each time I peel back a layer, more dirt surfaces.

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

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