Blockassetsbridge (blockassetsbridge.com) calls itself a “Private Investment Platform” offering copy trading, staking pools and AI-managed portfolios. The UK FCA put the site on its warning list (shared on IOSCO’s I-SCAN network on 6 July 2026). The domain was registered on 19 March 2026.
Staking yields first
| Staking pools (site) | 8–22% APY, “30+ assets”, daily compounding |
|---|---|
| AI portfolios (site) | From $500, monthly rebalancing |
| Support | Live chat, email and WhatsApp |
| Footer | “© 2026 Blockassetsbridge Ltd” |
| Company register | No company number given |
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Blockassetsbridge’s numbers, side by side
| Claim on the site | What it implies |
|---|---|
| $248M assets under management | Large fund, yet no company number or address |
| 58K active investors | In about seven months online |
| 32% average annual ROI | Far above any regulated fund average |
| 22% peak staking APY | Paid on deposits “daily-compounding” |
| “SEC Compliant” | No SEC registration number given |
| “7× Industry Awarded” | No award or year named |
A sample portfolio on the homepage, “Model A”, shows $84,241.00 and a “monthly return” of +$4,218 (+5.28%). Our check found the live ticker at the top showing bitcoin at 67,284.50 while the market traded near $80,000: the “live” prices are hard-coded.
Real staking yields move with the network and the token price; a platform that sets the rate for you is paying from somewhere else, usually from newer deposits. “Ltd” in the footer means nothing without a registration number and a country.
What a real platform would show
A firm managing a quarter of a billion dollars would publish audited accounts, a registered office and the regulator that supervises it, with a licence number you can check. Blockassetsbridge publishes a WhatsApp contact instead. Before depositing anywhere, look the firm up on the FCA register yourself; an authorised firm has a reference number and a list of permissions. Blockassetsbridge appears only on the warning list.
- FCA warning list entry (I-SCAN, 6 July 2026).
- Domain registered 19 March 2026.
- Claims $248M managed and 58,000 investors.
- “Live” crypto prices that never move.
Sources: FCA warning list via IOSCO I-SCAN (6 July 2026); blockassetsbridge.com (checked 27 October 2026); RDAP registration record. General information only.
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