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Meta Bounty Hunters Ponzi run by Holton Buggs & Travis Bott

By Brian Walcott April 1, 2023 7 Min Read
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Meta Bounty Hunters Ponzi run by Holton Buggs & Travis Bott
Meta Bounty Hunters Ponzi run by Holton Buggs & Travis Bott

Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • Background
    • A way to invest in cryptocurrency
  • The Ponzi Scheme
    • It promised returns of up to 200%
    • Investors did not know the program was a scam
  • The Search for Justice
  • What we have Learned?
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

Meta Bounty Hunters was a scheme to get people to invest in bitcoins. It was promoted by Holton Buggs and Travis Bott. People were interested in investing because the scheme promised big returns on their money in a short amount of time. Still, it turned out that the business was a Ponzi scheme, which is a type of pyramid scam in which rewards are given to early investors from the money paid in by later investors instead of from real sales. This caused a lot of investors to lose money, which led to legal action being taken against the founders of the company.

Contents
IntroductionBackground A way to invest in cryptocurrencyThe Ponzi SchemeIt promised returns of up to 200%Investors did not know the program was a scam The Search for JusticeWhat we have Learned?ConclusionYou Might also like

Background

Cryptocurrencies are digital or virtual assets that use cryptography to keep their transactions and the creation of new units private and under control. The recent rise in popularity of digital currencies like bitcoin and Ethereum is due in part to the fact that they are not controlled by any one person or group. Unfortunately, this has also led to the rise of scams like Ponzi schemes, in which older investors get their money back from the contributions of younger people instead of from their real earnings. In the past few years, Ponzi schemes have become more common.

A way to invest in cryptocurrency

Holton Buggs and Travis Bott came up with the idea for Meta Bounty Hunters, which was a way to invest in cryptocurrency. The two people started the program, which promised big returns on investments in a short amount of time. Many people who wanted to invest in cryptocurrencies and make money did so because the program was advertised on social media and other online sites. The scam worked for these investors, who were able to take advantage of it.

Meta Bounty Hunters Ponzi run by Holton Buggs & Travis Bott
Meta Bounty Hunters Ponzi run by Holton Buggs & Travis Bott

The Ponzi Scheme

It turned out that Meta Bounty Hunters was a Ponzi scheme, which is a type of investment fraud in which rewards are given to early investors from the contributions of later investors instead of from real earnings. This means that the plan could not be kept up over time and would fail in the end, causing financial losses for the number of people who took part.

It promised returns of up to 200%

Many people wanted to join the plan because it promised returns of up to 200% in just a few weeks. This was an interesting idea. But this could not have been done without committing fraud, such as using new money to pay off old investors and exaggerating how much money the plan would make.

The people who made Meta Bounty Hunters were able to pull off their scam because they were able to get a lot of people to invest in their scheme by using social media and other online forums. They used fake testimonials and other methods to show potential investors that the plan was real and would work.

Investors did not know the program was a scam

Investors were encouraged to put a lot of money into the plan by the promise that they would get a big return on their money in a short amount of time. Still, many investors didn’t know that the program was a Ponzi scheme and that their returns weren’t coming from their earnings but from the money that younger investors put in. They thought that their returns came from the money the system made on its own.

The Search for Justice

The plan didn’t work, a lot of investors lost money, and the people who made Meta Bounty Hunters were sued. The US government says that Holton Buggs and Travis Bott lied about securities, which is a type of fraud. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is known as FINRA (SEC).

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said that the people who made Meta Bounty Hunters broke federal securities laws by selling unregistered securities to investors and making claims that were both false and misleading. The SEC also said that the people who started the company had stolen money from investors and spent it on themselves.

In addition to what the SEC has said about Holton Buggs and Travis Bott, the US government has also brought charges against them for wire fraud and money laundering. The Secretary of Justice’s Office (DOJ). The Department of Justice said that the company’s founders had moved money from investors to accounts in other countries and used that money to buy luxury cars and other things for themselves.

What we have Learned?

Meta Bounty Hunters show how dangerous it can be to put money into investments that promise big profits in a short amount of time. Investors should be very careful when putting their money into high-risk assets like cryptocurrency, and they should always do enough research before putting their money into any investment.

There are signs that an investment may be a Ponzi scheme if it promises big profits in a short amount of time, makes it tempting to invest quickly, or needs new money to pay out old investors. Investors should know what these signs mean. If an opportunity to invest seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Conclusion

Meta Bounty Hunters was a program for investing in cryptocurrency that promised to make a lot of money quickly. But it turned out that the project was a Ponzi scheme, and many investors lost money.

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