Bryan Legend aka Bryan Seiler is a notorious crypto scammer. Currently, he runs Safuu (Sustainable Asset Fund for Universal Users).
Before that, he used to run Fitrova, Tagz Exchange and Clever Defi, all of which were rugpull scams.
Most of the investors of these projects suffered great losses because of Bryan’s rugpulls. Now, he is marketing his latest venture to gain new investors. Seeing his track record, there’s a good chance that most investors of Safuu will lose their investment.
Consider the following review a Bryan Legend Wikipedia post, as I’ll share evidence on how he ran his previous scams and why Safuu is probably another fraudulent venture:
What is Safuu? Bryan Legend’s Latest Scam:
Safuu is a financial platform with its unique token called Safuu. It runs in the Binance Smart Chain.
It offers an auto-staking protocol SAP which claims to generate 383,028,80% APY by utilizing auto compounding.
Safuu pays interest every 15 minutes. In theory, if you buy a thousand dollars worth of Safuu, you should get $3,830,454.12 within a year as long as you don’t disturb your investment.
Certainly, Bryan Legend is making some bold promises here.
Can someone really become a millionaire by buying $1000 worth of Safuu tokens? Is it really that easy?
Why Safuu is another Bryan Legend Rug Pull Scam:
Bryan Legend claims Safuu is a safe investment because it operates in the BSC blockchain. Also, he claims the investors are covered by the Safuu Insurance Fund (SIF).
Another claim he makes in support of Safuu’s safety is that it burns tokens in smart contracts which have time locks.
However, all of these claims have no substance.
Clever DeFi, the last Bryan Legend crypto scam, made similar claims. Nevertheless, it turned out to be a rug pull as he pulled out the tokens from the smart contract.
In other words, he stole the money from his investors.
The history of Bryan Legend crypto projects indicates that Safuu is just another rug pull scam. One strong piece of evidence against it is The Fire Pit.
The Fire Pit burns Safuu tokens. They should go to a supposedly dead address in the blockchain.
Usually, it happens by sending the token to an easily recognizable dead address such as: 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD.
However, the dead address of Safuu is 0xaA32C984AfDfa6B95e88B8aB7faBfa65De89b98C.
This is a regular account in BSC.
Bryan Legend said that it is not a dead address as he generated it himself. However, he claims he never saved the private key and so, everyone should view it as a dead address.
Would you trust someone to lose the private key to such an important address? Particularly, when that person has a history of running rug pull scams?
More Evidence Why Safuu Protocol is a Bryan Legend Crypto Scam:
Another sign that Safuu is nothing but a scam is its token. The entire project runs on the token but there is no information on the utility of the same.
In fact, Safuu has no use at all.
It is merely a medium for Bryan Legend to run an illegal crypto scam. The website of this project doesn’t even try to make the token seem useful.
Its only purpose is to get actual money from consumers. Similarly, the smart contracts only serve as the price inflators of the token as they run various operations on the token and the blockchain.
Apart from Bryan, nobody is benefitting from Safuu. Because the token has no utility at all, its price is falling sharply.
Safuu relies on several illicit mechanisms to make itself seem legitimate. The first red flag is the extraordinary claims this project makes.
It tries to make itself seem like a financial miracle.
For a project to turn a thousand dollars into millions within a year, it must do something which nobody has ever done before.
Hence, you might question how it generates its profits.
Clearly, the answer is simple. It doesn’t.
Safuu is not a proper crypto project. Instead, it’s another Bryan Legend scam. It’s a pyramid scheme where Bryan hopes people will keep buying the token at higher prices.
Such scams create and burn tokens by using different methods hoping people will believe the prices are actually rising.
However, as soon as the initial demand starts diminishing, the project starts dying. People start chasing out and the token loses most of its value instantly.
Certainly. Safuu is awaiting a similar fate. The crypto project would either die slowly through diminishing demand or it will turn into another Bryan Legend rug pull.
When multi-billion projects (Celsius and Luna) couldn’t generate 20% annual returns, how will a “Bryan Legend crypto” project generate 383,028.80% returns?
That’s not all.
In the next sections of this Bryan Legend review, I have delved further into his past projects:
Clever DeFi – Bryan Legend’s Previous Crypto Scam
Before running Safuu, Bryan used to run Clever DeFi. Like this project, he made many bold claims about Clever to boost its value.
However, it turned out to be a rug pull scam as Bryan went away with all the profits.
What’s worth noting is Clever was not a DeFi project, no matter how much Bryan Legend claimed it was.
It did not have any financial instrument except for a smart contract which performed decentralized creation of additional token emissions and distributed them to existing holders.
I’m not the first person to point out the early signs of a Bryan Legend crypto scam as well.
Many people noticed that Clever DeFi was turning into a financial fraud.
People highlighted that Bryan Legend’s real name is Bryan Seiler. Also, he had received allegations of manipulating the prices of his tokens in his last ventures.
Furthermore, people suspected him of collapsing the prices as well.
For example, TAGZ crypto exchange was a shady platform where users weren’t able to withdraw their funds. It is becoming increasingly common for scammers to launch a cryptocurrency exchange which makes it difficult for users to withdraw. Eurotrader Is another similar platform with the same issues.
Another Bryan has launched in the past is Fitrova. There, the token price collapsed dramatically and everyone knew Bryan Legend was behind the collapse.
However, many people ignored these red flags and continued investing in Clever DeFi.
Those people lost around 95% of their investment. Later, Bryan Seiler changed his name to Bryan Legend and has now launched another shady scheme through Safuu.
How Bryan Legend aka Bryan Seiler Ran the Clever DeFi Scam:
Originally, the project created 340,000 CLVA tokens. People had invested around 726.5 Ether.
Plus, there was an additional minting of 153,000 CLVA to fill the pool of liquidity on Uniswap.
The whitepaper said the project will direct 45% of the invested 726.5 Ether to fill the pool of liquidity on Uniswap. Also, the project had prohibited withdrawals for 12 months.
Furthermore, the whitepaper said the project had directed 35% of the collected investments to marketing. The generated profits would be only 0.1% of all subsequent additional CLVA token issues which will occur every 2 weeks.
This is a prominent feature.
Basically, the project would distribute the emitted CLVA tokens automatically to the existing holders for keeping CLVA in their wallets.
Still, the whitepaper didn’t share any other product for creating or distributing CLVA tokens.
Hence, it was imperative for the project to increase the demand for CLVA tokens as they inflated further.
The only way to increase demand was to get new investors.
Certainly, the initial investors of Bryan Legend’s project felt quite hopeful.
Deceiving Investors Through Artificial Price Pump:
The whitepaper said the project would allocate 35% of its funds to marketing. However, that didn’t happen.
Instead, Bryan only spent on a few promotional articles.
Obviously, they didn’t do much and the project failed to receive the attention it needed to grow.
Maybe that’s because Bryan didn’t want to follow a legitimate path. Because he spent money on pumping the price of the tokens.
The pump started 2 days after Bryan posted the first tranche for filling the liquidity pool.
You can see it on Clever’s project chart:
How do we know it’s a price pump?
The Artificial Price Pump of Clever DeFi
Well, if you look at some of the addresses at the start of this price pump, you’ll see the obvious patterns.
For example, the address 0x728d4df8a328a637ca93127c0a227d4504e8c3d6 purchased several dozen CLVA tokens at the start of the pump.
Then, it sold all the tokens it had.
Afterwards, it repeated the same process several times.
After a month, the address had sold all the CLVA tokens it had and sent the collected Ether to another address 0xc8b9D30E659D18977301034628422D66562fF4EF.
The receiving address was doing similar trades with CLVA.
Both of these addresses received their initial Ether from the smart contract address 0x941f40c2955ee09ba638409f67ef27c531fc055c, a multiservice address which sends ERC-20 tokens and Either to multiple addresses.
Furthermore, both of them received their funds within 4 hours.
So you can assume that both of them belong to one person.
Here’s another:
Once the 2nd address (0xc8b9D30E659D18977301034628422D66562fF4EF) finished its trading activities, it sold all the CLVA it had.
Then, it transferred the Ether it had accumulated to another address 0x4D896429Db8692c60bfa008ea98319B344d34Bd4.
This new address was doing the same processes the last two were doing.
Moreover, it received its initial funding from the smart contract 0x941f40c2955ee09ba638409f67ef27c531fc055c, within 2 hours of other addresses.
Accounts Conducting the Scam:
Another address (0xa56F6F83601FBbaB89B1FEf2541bDd4e2c42577d) bought CLVA tokens at the start of the pump. Its trading activities were similar to the last 3 addresses I mentioned. Also, it received its initial Ether funds from the same smart contract 0x941f40c2955ee09ba638409f67ef27c531fc055c.
With more observation, you can see the addresses of the transactions where they received their funding.
Here, the address providing the Ether funds was 0x4249189dd1134952517f19ea0ccf5ccb5996a152. It sent 1.528852 Ether to 8 different addresses which also included the address 0x728d4df8a328a637ca93127c0a227d4504e8c3d6.
The other 7 addresses performed the same CLVA trades the previous addresses had performed.
Here, the source address was 0xc74a7912c228d3f671e5973d45f16230a32c5478. It sent 1.36518 Ether to 5 different addresses including 0x4D896429Db8692c60bfa008ea98319B344d34Bd4.
Again, the other 4 addresses performed similar price pumping trades I have highlighted above.
In this case, the funding source was 0x4d896429db8692c60bfa008ea98319b344d34bd4.
This address sent 1.01538 Ether to 5 different addresses. Those addresses did the same shady transactions the last few addresses were performing.
All 3 addresses I had mentioned initially were trading CLVA tokens in parallel with 14 other addresses they had funded.
These transactions inflated the price of the CLVA token artificially.
Such artificial inflation helped Bryan Legend get away with millions.
Note that they aren’t the only addresses involved in this scam. In fact, when you look at the Etherscan for the CLVA token and its DEX section, you’ll find a ton of such addresses.
Clearly, Bryan Legend manipulated the price of the CLVA token. By doing so, he tried to make the project seem legitimate and attract new investors.
When I did a little digging, I found at least 20 addresses which were using these tactics. Keep in mind, all of these are fake addresses as they all belong to one person, Bryan Legend.
Moreover, if you’ll look into it more, you’ll realize that the list is substantially high.
Still, I decided to delve a little further.
Proof of Bryan Legend’s Involvement in the Artificial Price Pump:
I looked into the address 0xc74a7912c228d3f671e5973d45f16230a32c5478. Its transaction history shows it received funds from the TAGZ exchange, a previous project of Bryan Legend aka Bryan Seiler.
So, Bryan wasn’t running a promotional campaign on his project. Instead of doing what he promised in the whitepaper, he started artificially inflating the price of the CLVA token.
He deceived the investors to make more money for himself. In most countries, this is a textbook case of financial fraud. For example, a Malaysian firm called UBB Amanah Berhad is already facing scrutiny for misleading investors about its financial products.
Fake Holders of the CLVA Token
Let’s review the last 20 addresses. Each of them received their original CLVA from the address 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 aka Black_Hole.
The project used this Black_Hole address for the initial minting of CLVA tokens for addresses that bought them through the official website.
Surely, several addresses linked to each other invested in the Clever DeFi project in an organized manner at the same time.
Moreover, at least one of these addresses had received funds from TAGZ exchange, a Bryan Legend crypto project.
This is a violation of the whitepaper.
Bryan falsified the number of investors of his project. He created an illusion that numerous people were buying CLVA tokens while in fact, he was the one buying all of them.
This is fraud.
Moreover, you can see that there were 3,232 holders of the taken at that time. However, around 2,500 holders had less than 1 CLVA, 500 had over 10 CLVA and only 280 holders had over 100 CLVA.
Strange.
Cancelling Liquidity on Uniswap Exchange
Fall in the liquidity pool started in April 2021. It shrunk to around $800,000.
The drop happened because of several shady transactions. Below are 11 of those transactions:
Above is a large transaction the address 0xe311d3d42528fa5ad87a2512402cbc2ea97a71b0 had performed.
Here, the address 0x4c23107437a5c816fe50cab4b0d3b1584fd02a01 performed a large transaction.
The address 0xf619d3a3d8439403a61115107e568ce941fd81cd carried out a large transaction here.
Here, the address 0x7969b70bf6e9878c6d1b381522dfa864afd24013 performed a large transaction.
Above is a large transaction performed by the address 0x4270946cedff3bdd3d9e446bbeb732dd8e5f88a6.
Here, the address 0x78bceae75f857d3524e56bca39a9b9d68ba1b186 has performed a large transaction.
In this case, the address 0x006f041e059d7cb8c3c2dcaaf2aef7b3f98cb935 performed a substantial transaction here.
The address 0x05d664ae1a0d11c2150971533c8322454e3a0c5f performed a large transaction here.
Here, the address 0x7aa69d9d2cb913758708a2c40e7796b7864da3f2 performed a large transaction.
Above is a large transaction of the address 0xa2793d59e78bcdcae19b6c1ee7c1e1f08487aa3e.
Here, the address 0x20f7839df2fef53f7b42865a745c8fb3c97eafd8 had performed a significant transaction.
When the liquidity drop began, Bryan didn’t clarify anything.
He claimed that he had allocated some funds from the liquidity pool for funding to future exchange listings. However, Bryan assured everyone that there was nothing to be worried about.
Bryan Legend said, “We always act in accordance with the longevity of the project while keeping the investors’ interests at the forefront”.
Surely, it was all a lie.
Deeper Look into the Shady Transactions:
Now, I’ll shed more light on the 11 addresses we talked about above. All of these addresses withdrew the liquidity before the end of the 12-month freeze period.
In this transaction, the address 0x22d72f2ed2eb80903fdd3d6776d463307785cccf distributed 3 Either between 10 addresses: 0x20f7839df2fef53f7b42865a745c8fb3c97eafd8, 0xa2793d59e78bcdcae19b6c1ee7c1e1f08487aa3e, 0x7aa69d9d2cb913758708a2c40e7796b7864da3f2, 0x05d664ae1a0d11c2150971533c8322454e3a0c5f, 0x78bceae75f857d3524e56bca39a9b9d68ba1b186, 0x7969b70bf6e9878c6d1b381522dfa864afd24013, 0x4270946cedff3bdd3d9e446bbeb732dd8e5f88a6, 0xf619d3a3d8439403a61115107e568ce941fd81cd, 0xe311d3d42528fa5ad87a2512402cbc2ea97a71b0, 0x4c23107437a5c816fe50cab4b0d3b1584fd02a01.
Moreover, I quickly found a source of funding for all the whales who provided liquidity on the Uniswap exchange.
Here, the address 0xfc41eeb6474066d66f35eaf42455499b68e21b41sent 225.06 Ether to the same 10 addresses I mentioned above.
The 10 addresses received their funds through these 2 transactions. Then, they used these funds to buy CLVA tokens and fill the liquidity pool.
Clearly, it’s proof of falsifying the number of CLVA token holders. Bryan was manipulating the number to inflate the CLVA token price.
When Bryan Legend Sold Large Quantities of Secret CLVA:
The subsequent transactions of these 10 addresses were similar. They sent the remaining CLVA tokens to the address 0xabb1a7772c78110853755db6886d930bf0e6b6b6 which sent them to 0x3742469587d18e8930d9539c9fcee6dab0be4e3e. Finally, that address sent the tokens to 0x74de5d4fcbf63e00296fd95d33236b9794016631.
Afterwards, the tokens were sold.
These addresses sold over 100,000 CLVA tokens together. As a result, the price of the CLVA token plummeted to zero.
Bryan hid his secret tokens on fake addresses and sold them subsequently. This allowed him to bring down the price of CLVA which started facing the risk of a fall as its level of liquidity was quite low.
He had transferred all Ethers (including the Ether of the 10 addresses) to 4 addresses: 0xabb1a7772c78110853755db6886d930bf0e6b6b6, 0xe3653eeb18f243399a1a606b5def547b8bd46781, 0xf9a76d28f4060f5dbb496449897cdc4a2e13812a, 0xa48ab1E23b9212A609C740E4e7f0A8DcA1c35b40.
Then, he sent all of the Ether to the HitBTC_3 address.
Also, the address has a direct transaction with Bryan Legend:
Here is a withdrawal from the TAGZ exchange, a Bryan Legend crypto project I have mentioned before.
Additional Proof Connecting Bryan Legend to the Scam:
Moreover, the address 0xfc41eeb6474066d66f35eaf42455499b68e21b41 received ether from the Clever DeFi address 0x3cbbc1fab62896e74ef8fbd073da3ae86605e3a3. The low frequency of these transactions suggests the recipient is a part of the project.
Bryan manipulated the market price of CLVA token using 0xd01b739d09cd1fd64ab6e309714ca5433e3044d7 and 0x3742469587d18e8930d9539c9fcee6dab0be4e3e.
Both of them have a direct link to 0xc9199b45ca3700debe5cbc643e0d02efd5495aac. This address had received millions of USDT and USDC deposits from those 2 addresses.
Furthermore, this address received substantial USDT deposits from the official Clever DeFi address 0xfc41eeb6474066d66f35eaf42455499b68e21b41.
The address which received millions is linked to the address 0xed8204345a0cf4639d2db61a4877128fe5cf7599. It financed the TAGZ5 token, the token of Bryan Legend’s TAGZ exchange.
When Bryan Legend Suspiciously Stopped Funding the Clever DeFi Project:
Bryan released an open letter on the website of Clever DeFi in August 2021.
In the letter, he said that the company would stop funding the Clever DeFi protocol because of financial irregularities which happened because of the fall in CLVA price.
However, it’s evident now that Bryan was the main reason behind the price crash of CLVA.
He sold hundreds of thousands of CLVAs, driving its price to nearly zero. Then, he declined to spend the money he had received from the investors on running the project.
It’s rubbish.
The whitepaper said that the funds the project received from its investors were for its maintenance. Yet, Bryan refused to spend any money on the same.
He simply decided to keep it for himself. Obviously, he scammed the investors of the Clever DeFi project.
How Bryan Legend Scammer Stole from the Investors of Clever DeFi:
Here’s a brief summary of how he ran the scam.
First, he used fake addresses to buy the tokens. This process artificially inflated the number of initial investors.
Then, he pumped up the prices of the token, making it seem more successful than it truly was.
He withdrew a large chunk of the liquidity pool before the 12-month freezing period. Moreover, he didn’t specify any reason for doing so.
Later, he sold large quantities of CLVAs he owned unofficially.
Then, he said the project can’t operate anymore and kept all of the investors’ funds for himself.
As I said before, I’m not the only person who has seen the numerous red flags. Plenty others have tried to warn people about his scams.
In the next section, I have shed light on a few Bryan Legend Reddit discussions:
Bryan Legend Reddit Discussions: Warnings and Alerts
I found a number of Reddit discussions on this crypto scammer. It was interesting.
In this post, the user has issued a friendly warning to anyone who might stumble upon Safuu protocol.
He points out Bryan scammed people with his last venture, Clever DeFi. The redditor suggests people to avoid investing in Safuu and save their money.
Then, you have other posts pointing out the same issues:
Many users have pointed out the shady nature of Bryan’s various crypto scams.
Clearly, he has gained a lot of notoriety after running multiple crypto scams.
Conclusion
After seeing the extensive evidence, it’s obvious that Bryan Legend is a scammer. He makes false promises and preys on gullible consumers.
You should stay away from him as much as possible.
With Safuu protocol, he claims to offer over 300,000% returns within a year. Certainly, it’s a ridiculous claim.
If you know someone who might be interested in Safuu protocol, be sure to share this review with them. They should know the reality behind Bryan.
300,000% returns in a year what the fuc# I have never heard of any company claiming such high returns on investment which proves to be just a marketing tactic and trying to convince various investors on the forum. So it’s a request before investment does some research on Bryan and how he runs crypto scams.
The types of claims Safuu is making are completely untrustable, it is very well explained by the author what exact amount you would be bearing if you will not disturb your investment scheme for a year. Proving such high returns and interest is a complete banger for your financial losses. If you are planning to join the group then first check the past of this scammer.
En SAFUU hizo lo mismo, a la gente le dice constantemente mentiras para justificar la manipulacion de precio, invento una empresa llamada Grupo Schneider que supuestamente actuaba como ballena comprando y vendiendo, y aunque parezca mentira todos en la comunidad de Discord se lo creian, jaja. Tambien justifico un retiro masivo de fondos diciendo que era una billetera de Pancake Swap. Hace predicciones de precio luego de que una de sus billeteras compra gran cantidad para que todos los imbeciles salgan corriendo a comprar, pero auqnque no lo crean le funciona. Cambio las reglas varias veces y siempre trata de justificar ofendido, porque encima se enoja. Fue el responsable del protocolo Tytan mientras estaba funcionando safuu y fue una estafa, tal vez lo hizo para que todos piensen que safuu era el unico protocolo transparente. En Oct gasto mucho dinero del protocolo en Dubai para presentar SAFUUX y hace unos dias dijo que le cambio el nombre !!
After seeing what happened to FTX, I don’t think anyone should trust this guy. Bryan Legend has been running rugpull scams for years. He won’t stop with Safuu either. Just wait and see, he would close it abruptly and launch another shady crypto token like nothing happened. After all, he knows that all he has to do is give a sobstory and apologise and people would invest happily.
Clever DeFi was a huge scam. I remember it like it was yesterday. I couldn’t believe when my whole investment vanished overnight. And all this guy had to say in defence was “I’m sorry” like stfu, everybody knows what you did.
How can he even keep spreading lies and launch new rugpull scams is beyond me.
Bryan Legend is promoting Safuu Protocol just like he did with CLVA. I feel so sorry for anyone who is investing in this project. After seeing what happened with FTX, I don’t think anyone should trust these crypto wizards.
Clever DeFi wiped out $15,000 from my account overnight. Anyone who is supporting him should talk to the hundreds of people who had invested in Bryan’s last ventures. The man is SCAMMING YOU!
Bryon, Stay encouraged you have people that believe in you. We are in this thing to the end. We Trust God. I am ready to retire.
I just wish that one person. would be quiet for a while. Sometimes we talk too much and scare people away. This is just my opinion.
You are in my prayers.
Bryon, Stay encouraged you have people that believe in you. We are in this thing to the end. We Trust God. I am ready to retire.
I just wish that Mr Prada would be quiet for a while. Sometimes we talk too and scare people away. This is just my opinion.
You are in my prayers.
Why no one does something?!
Can he be arrested?
Can we all follow him around on Twitter… his new website sites.. EVERYTHING… until something it’s done?
When we start looking for each other instead of just avoiding the issue individually WE MAY have a chance to build a better place.
If we don’t… this kind of people will KEEP acting. You avoided him. Good for you. Not your problem. Until you fall again for a more sophisticated Brian Legend.
did u guy’s know the author of this article invested into safuu at launch, sold some of his bag at ath, cashing out a wooping $52k and is still a holder who plans to sacrifice the remainder of his safuu for safuux? guess not because they’re only selling you “the safuu is a scam” narative while making sure their bags are all set up.
1. Only invest what you are willing to lose
2. Most if not all of crypto is speculative and ppl invest in tokens with founders unknown like bitcoin and shiba inu
3. Safuu is just another bet, it may moon or it may go to zero
4. The info in this article’ assumes’ a lot and has no smoking gun.
5. Safuu and safuux has an ironclad protocol and it’s one of the last rebasing protocols standing
6. Without the fud such as this article it would be 10 or 100x and safuu weathered the storm.
7. Dyor
8. The safuu protocol works
I will advise everyone to be away from Bryan Legend’s schemes like the latest one Safuu. I had invested in his clever defi scheme, expecting high returns. The price was rising firstly but I had to suffer a lot for investing in the scheme.
Bryan Legend accidentally leaked his METAMASK wallets on a youtube video ( https://files.fm/f/fmpj3skgp ), in the video you can see that a lot of his wallets match the ones described in an article written about Clever Defi in 2021 ( https://pastebin.com/22Hg9UXJ ), one year before the leak, the article is very similar to this one, it describes wash trading, pumping and dumping and rug pulling
Watch this video for Full Context:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C1XtlZljUs
Bryan Legend Deleted video of him showing his metamask wallets:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220815140508/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtoQLjkC950
Crypto is a risk and I don’t see anything wrong with Mr. Legend.
Bryan is shameless. He doesn’t care about all those investors who lost their money with clever defi. He only wants to get more people to invest in his next rugpull and repeat the process.
There wasn’t much awareness about Bryan legend and his history as a crypto scammer when he was running Clever. Things have changed now. I don’t think people will invest much in safuu
I speak for experience. When clever shut down I was shocked. Bryan closed the company so abruptly… I did not know what to do.
I had invested approximately AUD$5000 in clever. All of it vanished in seconds.
I will never invest in anything connected to Bryan Legend. I don’t think anybody should trust this guy.
Couldn’t agree more. Bryan belongs behind bars. He should be barred from promoting any investment scheme online. The man is a crook.
This rug pull scheme of Safuu is going to result in the same as the clever Defi scheme. The investors are going to lose their money. As the company claims that the tokens are going to pay back high returns by giving interest every 15 minutes which sounds lucrative and an opportunity to invest money. But on the other hand, it is also impossible to give so much interest, which can result in a scam after some time.
Bryan hypes up his scehemes making you think it’s the next bitcoin. He is a smart charlatan, always blaming the market never himself.
Zachary, can you contact us on OnChain’s discord. We have more proof to add to your article.
Now I regret investing in Safuu. I should be able to get my money back right?
After losing like all of my investment in Clever DeFi I realised he is not a legitimate businessman. Bryan Legend is merely a thief, a scammer.
I’m sorry for what you went through. I have been following Bryan legend for some time. His claims seemed a little outlandish so I got skeptical and found this review. So lucky tho, I would have lost a lot of money in safuu protocol.
As earlier his scheme, named clever Defi, also cheated people, and his scheme of Safuu is being launched which can get new investors to be scammed.
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100% a scam. Bryan Legend is a textbooks pump and dump scammer. He has no morals. I have seen people lose their savings because of this thief. His affiliates claim ‘you shouldn’t invest money you can’t lose’ and it’s the dumbest logic I’ve ever heard.
One of my friends invested in clever defi but after a few months, Bryan closed the company so abruptly that didn’t get the chance to withdraw his savings. I will suggest you not invest in any of the schemes related to Bryan Legend.
I was reading the news for the past many months and found that many crypto scams are occurring. People like Bryan Legend are launching new schemes to scam people worldwide. Celsius, SavetheKids are just one of the many recent scams. No doubt Safuu is another scam.
Yeah lol. I was talking to one of his followers the other day and he kept saying ‘skeptics don’t get rich’. I mean skeptics don’t get scammed either. They defy logic and all rationality to promote safuu. I think they get too desparate because they don’t want to believe they just got scammed.
You don’t expect people to trust a serial scammer. But Bryan Selier has a way with words. He hypes you up and makes it seem like his investment is the best.
I know this cuz I fell for this pitch for Clever. It was the biggest mistake I have made so far.
Nobody should trust Safuu Protocol. It’s another one of Bryan’s scams.
An investor of Fitrova here. Most investors of that project know that Bryan Legend stole their money. He never revealed what he did with our funds and closed shop abruptly. A while later, he started blaming some unknown scammers, an issue we were never told about, for the failure of Fitrova.
I would never trust any words coming out of this liar’s mouth.
Safuu is just another pump and dump scheme. Bryan is promoting it wildly on social media. I fell for his scam once and will never repeat that mistake again. He ran away with everyone’s money with Clever DeFi and he will do it again. Look at Celsius. They used to be one of those big players who always seemed legit. They have no frozen all the accounts of their investors. Scammers don’t change and Bryan Legend most certainly will not.
It was found that the company was trading with fake addresses to invite new users, showing them the growth of their crypto token. But the reality was that they were changing the address after trading which looked like a scam.
He is such a cruel scammer that never thought that people would have saved their savings with him. #Fraudster! Never invest in Bryan Legends’ schemes.
I lost $1500 in Clever Defi. The company was a scam but I was too blind to see the truth. Bryan Legend selier whatever his name is, he is a fraudster.
He lies and manipulates. The guy depends on affiliates to make his ventures seem more reliable than they actually are.
Safuu is a scam. It’s written all over it. The man ran 3 rugpull scams and anyone would be foolish to assume his 4th venture would be legit.
I dont know if was a scam , the transactions mentioned is not a proof of scam, is a common practise, but I only know that I invested 2000 usd in SAFUU and I withdraw 40000 usd !!, and I have more SAFUU in my wallet !, what is the problem ? the problem is that a many stupids spend money that they need !!
It could be a scam, but through my own research i can see this looks genuine. Perhaps mistakes were made in the past, not all business survive the first year. In defi you could extend that to not many survive the first MONTH! You could say, Bryan has learned from mistakes in the past as safuu is getting the benefit of that. Safuu looks like it’s going really strong, the team are all doxxed, respond quickly to community requests and, so far, have actually made investors real money. No one can predict the future, all these investments are risky. Let adults make their own decisions when and where to invest and try not to have such a biased slant, look at all sources.
Scammers should be in jail ?
DEFI is probably not yet in the focus of penal prosecution?
But if its proven that a person scams other people, authorities should arrest them.
I cannot judge if Brian Seiler is a scammer, there are for sure IT experts who are competent to answer that question. But an investigation cannot harm. At least should such platforms be fully accredited.
His name contains Legend but the reality is the opposite. If cheating on people’s money and scamming them in the name of schemes is something honorable then you can call him a legend. Yes, he is very efficient in scamming people for their money as he launched the scheme of Safuu which seems to be an advantage for users to earn heavily as the company is offering heavy interest.
It is difficult to trust this crook to be behind the bars, he should also be banned from promoting any ventures in the future. He will always promote his tokens to such an extent that his tokens will end up scamming thousands of people. If he fails to do so he always blames the market, not himself.
Safuu protocol is another rugpull scam. Bryan Selier aka Bryan Legend has been doing this for years now. People fall for these scams because they don’t want to believe that it’s too good to be true.
I wanted to become a millionaire and Bryan’s Clever scheme helped me to do so. But after the company was shut down I couldn’t believe it. Why? His new scheme has been launched. I will try to invest in it. Things always change and sometimes situations lead people to commit such acts.
I agree. Everybody wants a get rich quick scheme and no matter what you say, once someone had invested their life savings in something, they wouldn’t want to believe that it’s a scam.
So sad to see people falling for Bryan’s manipulation smh
I was also going to invest in schemes of Bryan but thought why not investigate his past schemes, and met with so many negative comments and reviews, that demolished my faith in Bryan’s Legend schemes.
Clever DeFi was a huge scam. I lost over $500 but I bet many have lost more. Bryan Legend has come up with a new sham scheme.