Nomy Finance claims they offer $7 billion in insurance on custodial assets. This is yet another bold faced lie. Let’s break it down! No Verifiable Evidence No sources, independent reviews and, most importantly, no regulatory bodies confirm the claim of $7 billion in insurance. Plus, the absence of documentation from a reputable insurer or any […]
Like many of you, I was scammed out of my crypto by Nomy Finance, also known as Cryptonomy. To dodge accountability and quiet victims, these scammers now offer a shady “portfolio exit program” claiming “investors” will buy your portfolio and you’ll get some of your crypto. The agreement is packed with red flags, so don’t
We’ve already outlined why Nomy Finance, aka Cryptonomy, is a scam. Their so-called crypto debit card offering is, unsurprisingly, fraudulent as well. There are so many red flags with this card offer. First, reputable credit or debit card issuers, like real banks or established financial institutions, always provide clear contact details, including a physical address
One of the more insidious aspects of dealing with the Cryptonomy/Nomy Finance scammers is the brutality with which they take your funds and then proceed to gaslight you. This message from a Cryptonomy victim is a perfect example of auto re-staking to keep your funds forever. This is happening to thousands of their clients. “In
We’ve previously discussed that Nomy Finance changed their name from Cryptonomy to continue their scam. Now, let’s look at only a few examples of Cryptonomy victims who had hundreds of thousands stolen. This is just a small sample as it would take days to include each victim’s testimonial. I would guess there are thousands duped
In April, Mahreb Group supposedly bought Nomy Finance, investing $72 million. However, there is a lot of evidence that this investment group is not a real entity but a deceptive illusion created by the Nomy scammers to avoid accountability. First, we must delve into history. Nomy’s previous name was Cryptonomy, a Ponzi scheme that defrauded
Nomy Finance excels at devising cunning schemes to defraud crypto investors. The $Nomy token represents their latest, most inventive tactic to steal hard-earned funds from unsuspecting victims. The first red flag is that Nomy Finance is a rebrand of Cryptonomy, a platform widely exposed as a scam and Ponzi scheme. This makes the $Nomy’s legitimacy
A significant red flag about Nomy Finance (also known as Cryptonomy) is the lack of verifiable history for its purported CEO, Thomas Kresge. Despite claims of his background as a BlackRock strategist and MahrebGroup executive, there is a conspicuous absence of any credible online presence, including no evidence of his tenure at BlackRock, no social
One of Nomy Finance’s more insidious tactics is paying YouTube influencers to peddle their Ponzi scheme. These channels, often with hundreds of thousands of subscribers, churn out fake glowing reviews, prioritizing cash over the financial wellbeing of their followers. Check out the screenshot below with an e-mail from Evelyn at Nomy to Anonimus Trade asking
Today, we are going to dig into the lies on the Nomy Finance website: $7 billion insurance on their assets: this is completely fabricated. Who would insure a company with no address or phone number? We don’t even know the country they are in, although their wallets have been traced to Russia. 1.5+ million users:
