Darsvint — More Reviews Than It Has Members
Darsvint advertises 32,800 verified user reviews and 29,000 verified members on the same screen. France blacklisted it in June 2026.
VegaCapital — Free Advice, And A Signal Group
VegaCapital offers free one-to-one personalised investment advice and a free VIP signal group in Chinese. France has it on the AMF blacklist.
Ambrielle Novairex — A Calculator That Loses
Ambrielle Novairex asks for 250 euros and its own homepage calculator says you would have 199 after seven days. France blacklisted it in September 2026.
OptiNova — The Same Site Under A New Name
OptiNova is the fourth copy of one blacklisted template. Its page title still says 2025 and its calculator shows 262 euros from a 250 euro deposit.
Cronetrium System — A Calculator And An Alibi
Cronetrium System shows a deposit calculator that turns 250 euros into 175, and carries an "Anti-arnaque" page while sitting on the AMF blacklist.
CryptoBullBear — Eight Services, One Price
CryptoBullBear sells eight different crypto services and prices every single one at $15. Its testimonials are star ratings with no words attached.
Mining Now — Buy the Equipment, Then No Withdrawal
Mining Now sells cloud miners and VIP with a promise of returns. A buyer says it will not let him withdraw any amount to any wallet. Read the evidence.
Pro Miner — Low Minimum on the Gallery, 2 BTC in the App
Pro Miner Bitcoin Miner Cloud advertises withdrawals from 0.0001 BTC. A user found a 2 BTC minimum inside. It also calls itself a simulation. The evidence.
BitCloudFarm Miner — Months of Mining, No Withdrawal
BitCloudFarm Miner promises instant withdrawals from a virtual farm. A user who hit the threshold says 0.0997 BTC never arrived. Read the listing evidence.
Bitcoin Mining Crypto Pro — A Withdrawal Only Simulated
Bitcoin Mining Crypto Pro advertises safe and instant withdrawals. Users say it only simulates them and paid hashrate never matches. See the evidence.
Titan Miner — Nova Miner’s Twin With a 0.1 BTC Wall
Titan Miner sells miner rentals, bars cash-out below 0.1 BTC, and shares placeholder balances with Nova Miner and BitCloudFarm. See the listing evidence.
Real BitCoin Mining — A Simulation Wearing PowerMine
Real BitCoin Mining calls itself a virtual simulation yet sells miners, and its own screenshots carry the PowerMine name. Users report failed withdrawals.
BTC Mining Cloud Pool PRO — A Wallet Field for Numbers Only
BTC Mining Cloud Pool PRO lists a cloud mining pool simulation, pays bonuses for 5-star reviews, and has a wallet field no real address fits. The evidence.
BTC Pool Miner — Update and Agree to Lose Your Assets
BTC Pool Miner told users that updating meant accepting the risk of losing assets. Buyers report $144 miners gone, locked accounts and vanished records.
RigMiner — Pay to Install, Then Mine Two Whole Bitcoin
RigMiner charges to install and sells mining plans, yet its own screenshot sets the minimum withdrawal at 2 BTC. Users say nobody can reach it. The evidence.
USDT Mining Cloud Miner Pro — Every Withdrawal Is Virtual
USDT Mining Cloud Miner Pro by Zavia International sells upgrades, but its own FAQ says all withdrawals are virtual and for simulation only. The evidence.
BlockMiningMiner — One Small Payout, Then Nothing
BlockMiningMiner sells miner packs for cloud mining. A user got one small payout before they stopped, another hit a sub-$2 daily cap. Read the evidence.
Nova Miner — A Simulation That Rents You Miners
Nova Miner says it is built to simulate Bitcoin mining, yet sells miner rentals with hidden fees and a withdrawal limit that moved from 0.005 to 0.1 BTC.