CBEX Has Crashed — Here's What You Need to Know

So, it finally seems that the all-mighty CBEX has crashed.

The signs of an imminent collapse began to show on April 9th. Users started experiencing issues with withdrawals—suddenly, no one could access their funds. CBEX responded by saying it was due to the launch of Season 7 and their expansion into the Asian market. To celebrate the entry, they claimed they were offering bonuses from April 9th to 15th and paused withdrawals during this period to prevent people from pulling out their bonus earnings. They assured users that withdrawals would resume on the 15th.

Naturally, this raised concerns, but many users stayed hopeful.

Then came April 14th.

Around 4 p.m., users logged into their dashboards to find their account balances wiped out—everyone had $0. Panic followed. CBEX responded, claiming they had been hacked and that the issue was being addressed.

But to me, that was it. CBEX had officially crashed.

To make matters worse, they asked users to deposit $100 for "verification" before they could supposedly retrieve their lost funds. In reality, this appears to be a final attempt to scam people out of more money. They might refund a few individuals to encourage others to deposit, only to eventually disappear with everything.

So yes, CBEX has crashed.

If you’ve lost money, take heart. As I’ve always said from the beginning, this whole setup looked like a Ponzi scheme. I’m not advocating for anyone to invest in Ponzi schemes—absolutely not. But if you must take the risk, follow these three rules:

1. Never invest more than you can afford to lose.

2. Always take profit whenever possible.

3. Be extremely cautious of platforms offering unusually high returns.

Let’s not forget: before CBEX, there was MMM, VFX, and many others. Another one will rise again in the future—make no mistake. And sadly, people will still fall for it.

Personally, I made a small profit from CBEX. I started with just $100, withdrew $150, and was just about to withdraw another $150 before it all came crashing down. So I didn’t incur a loss—but only because I kept taking profit along the way.

If you ever decide to risk money in such platforms, never leave your funds sitting there, and never go in heavy. Don’t sell your assets or take out loans just to invest. These are not assured investments. They're high-risk, high-temptation traps that often end in tears.

Stay cautious. Stay informed.