Vitaliy Dubinin: A Serial Promoter Of Scams, Ponzi Schemes and Empty Promises

 

For over a decade, Vitaliy Dubinin has built a personal brand off of crypto hype, motivational buzzwords, and get-rich-quick marketing.

But behind the smiles and “mindset” speeches lies a man who has spent years leading unsuspecting victims into financial ruin through the repeated promotion of high-risk, unregulated Ponzi schemes.

This blog serves as a permanent digital warning to every investor, marketer, and newcomer in the crypto world: Vitaliy Dubinin is not your mentor—he is a professional deceiver.

WHO IS VITALIY DUBININ?

According to an archived version of his personal website, Dubinin describes himself as a former factory worker and math tutor who discovered internet marketing in 2014. He claims he quit university, maxed out bank loans to “learn the game,” and eventually “found success” after rubbing shoulders with MLM figureheads like Brian Fanale, Ray Higdon, and Shaqir Hussyin.

But his real rise came not from building value—but from promoting fraudulent crypto and MLM Ponzi schemes to his followers on YouTube and Telegram.

His YouTube channel, Vitaliy Dubinin Crypto, has over 6,500 subscribers and more than 870 videos, almost all of which feature flashy thumbnails, hyped-up titles, and false promises of massive returns, generational wealth, and guaranteed profits.

HIGHLIGHTED SCAMS AND PONZI SCHEMES VITALIY DUBININ HAS PROMOTED

Here is a list of confirmed schemes and scams Dubinin has actively promoted across his platforms:

1. Drip Network & Animal Farm – Promoted multiple videos hyping 1,000%+ APR yield farming. Known for collapsing models with unsustainable daily payouts.
2. Ultron (ULX) – Dubinin was heavily involved in early ULX promotion. Presented it as a revolutionary Layer-1 blockchain. Now widely regarded as a classic Ponzi scheme.
3. Meta Force (formerly Forsage) – Promoted alongside Lado Okhotnikov, even featuring hour-long interviews. Forsage has been flagged as a global Ponzi scheme and investigated by U.S. regulators.
4. Lottoday NFTs – Claimed global lottery payouts and revenue share from NFT purchases. Never materialized.
5. NRGY / StarStake – Partnered with Alan Friedland (CFTC-sued Ponzi mastermind) to hype “DeFi” and NFT revenue schemes. Promoted impossible returns and falsely claimed decentralization.
6. Shibu Token – A short-lived crypto token pump-and-dump project Dubinin hyped with livestream interviews.
7. Akita Rider (akitarider.com) – A blatant meme-coin pump project. Dubinin kicked us out of the chat room after we exposed it. We have video evidence of his promotion.
8. MLSP (MyLeadSystemPRO) – His original MLM tool funnel; a bait-and-switch system disguised as a training platform but used to funnel victims into other scams.
9. SpectreFi – Dubbed “28,500% APR” in his videos—an obviously unsustainable farming Ponzi.
10. Ooze Finance – Another “gamified NFT income” scam with references to DRIP-style commissions.
11. Candao – Claimed to be a revolutionary decentralized social media platform. Still vaporware.
12. Bitcoins Wealth Club – An old funnel system Dubinin used to promote USI-Tech, Cryp Trade Capital, and Trade Coin Club—all confirmed scams.

FALSE CLAIMS, DECEPTIVE TACTICS, AND SCHEME BLUEPRINTS

Vitaliy uses the same manipulative playbook with every new scheme:

• Flashy titles: “Next 100x!” “Guaranteed Passive Income!” “Skyrocket to $1M!”
• Urgency triggers: “Last chance to get in early!” “VIP presale!” “Massive gains coming!”
• Fake authority: Always references mentors, personal development gurus, and big-name speakers to legitimize his position.
• “Proof” via dashboard: Screenshots of affiliate dashboards and fake earnings designed to lure in new victims.
• Avoidance of regulation: Promotes schemes with no regulatory approval or legal protections. Always “decentralized,” “borderless,” and “community-driven.”

HIS KNOWN ASSOCIATES AND CO-CONSPIRATORS

Vitaliy has collaborated or publicly aligned himself with many known MLM and crypto scammers:

• Alan Friedland (NRGY, StarStake)
• Lado Okhotnikov (Meta Force, Forsage)
• Shaqir Hussyin (Traffic Millionaire Summit)
• Ray Higdon (MLSP training systems)
• Mike Dillard (MLM legend turned hype artist)
• Forex Shark (Developer of DRIP and Animal Farm)
• Erwin Dokter (Zeniq, Saphir affiliate schemes)

These associations only further solidify Dubinin’s deep entrenchment in the dark underbelly of crypto MLMs.

VIDEO EVIDENCE: PROMOTING AKITA RIDER

We intercepted a live promotional video where Vitaliy Dubinin is seen Pitching Akita Rider, a meme token scam promising huge gains. When we posted warnings in the Telegram group chat, Vitaliy removed our messages and banned us from the room.

This is not an isolated incident—it’s a pattern of silencing critics, avoiding transparency, and protecting his reputation at the expense of victimized investors.

Our recorded footage will be included in this blog post to expose his actions firsthand.

WHY THIS MATTERS

Vitaliy Dubinin is not just a misguided affiliate marketer—he is a dangerous influencer who repeatedly and knowingly promotes unregulated, high-risk Ponzi schemes to the public.

His content is wrapped in motivation, financial freedom mantras, and family-oriented storytelling—but behind the curtain lies a track record of financial destruction.

He uses borrowed authority, fake income screenshots, and a constant rotation of new “opportunities” to keep his audience chasing illusions.

FINAL WARNING

If you’ve followed Vitaliy Dubinin, it’s time to unsubscribe, unfollow, and spread the word. Don’t fall into his next scheme.

He is not a crypto educator. He is not a financial expert. He is not your mentor.

Vitaliy Dubinin is a Ponzi pusher in influencer clothing.

KEY TAKEAWAYS & NEXT STEPS

• Vitaliy has promoted dozens of scams across DeFi, NFTs, and crypto MLMs.
• He consistently uses deceptive tactics, fake income claims, and urgent marketing to prey on everyday investors.
• His affiliations include known Ponzi developers and serial scam artists.
• Video evidence shows him promoting Akita Rider and censoring critics.
• His schemes collapse, one after another, leaving victims in their wake.

FINAL THOUGHTS

My name is Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. I’ve produced nearly 2,000 videos exposing scams and confronting their promoters. I do this so mums and dads don’t lose their life savings chasing lies.

This exposé on Vitaliy Dubinin will remain online as a permanent record of his deception.

If you’ve lost money in any of his schemes, or want to share more info—contact me directly. Together, we can stop these bottom feeders from hurting more families.

Stay sharp. Stay skeptical. And always follow the money.