In December last year, the popular Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox (MMM) announced a freeze on the accounts of participants and promised to upgrade and return by tomorrow, January 14, 2017.

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Currently, there is serious tension in Nigeria, among participants of the ponzi scheme. Most participants are skeptical about the reopening of the scheme.

Recall that the scheme had last week introduced Bitcoin, said to be the world’s best performing currency in 2016, as part of its mode of payment in its comeback plans.

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Prior to the freeze of MMM, participants were allowed to provide help in bitcoin, but they were paid back in naira.

It was said to be the best performing currency in 2016, appreciating by more than 100 percent, from about $400 per bitcoin to over $1,000 per bitcoin. The currency has now fallen to $887 as at last Friday, with China tightening rules to curb capital outflows.

At the moment, participants are currently wishing themselves ‘happy cross over night’’ on social media.

Nevertheless, several sect, including the Central Bank of Nigeria had strongly warned against participating in the scheme.