Definitely not a scam
After reading several negative and positive reviews, I was very sceptical about joining Hyperverse, some of my closest and trusted friends joined when I did and acquired much bigger memberships than I dared to, I like to think I’m quite good at due diligence hence my cautious approach. After several months involved in the project, all I can say is I’m very pleased I got involved. It did go through some major upgrades in December 21 where it transitioned from Hyperfund to Hyperverse which took a bit longer than they initially indicated, during this period some people were unable to make withdrawals, this did cause some panic among certain members and caused them to rant on various social media platforms hence people jumping on the “scam/pyramid scheme bandwagon, where just a little patience would have paid off. It is definitely not a pyramid scheme as anyone involved in such scheme would know, to get any form of reward you have to recruit multiple members below you, hence the pyramid label. It is a membership reward program. Hyperverse will add membership rewards daily without you recruiting a single person. However if you do feel confident enough to introduce people you will be rewarded more membership rewards, this is where those without knowledge in the blockchain/crypto space will automatically jump to the wrong conclusions. I contemplated acquiring Bitcoin in 2013/14 but after reading different reports and publications, convinced myself it was just a fad and would have a limited shelf life and although I thought I’d made the right decision based on its volatility over the years, I strongly regret not having a small involvement in bitcoin back then, negative reviews and naivety stopped me back then. I strongly urge anybody contemplating Hyperverse to speak to someone actually involved in the project not necessarily the person who invited you. Then after carrying out your own due diligence, if you are not slightly intrigued or excited then probably it is not for you. Yes it can look a little complicated at first but with a bit of practice and guidance from fellow members it soon feels quite straight forward.