I Predicted the Collapse of a Billion Dollar Company

Yesterday I reached out to Genesis, predicting their collapse. Instead of responding, they paused withdrawals and today I'm sharing what I found about Genesis Trading and why I believe they're insolvent.

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This video is an opinion and in no way should be construed as statements of fact. Scams, bad business opportunities, and fake gurus are subjective terms that mean different things to different people. I think someone who promises $100K/month for an upfront fee of $2K is a scam. Others would call it a Napoleon Hill pitch.

[BWalsh]

Coffee is absolutely 100% the only YouTuber, that if he says "I predicted this, but held my video back...", I believe him 100% of the time.

[twister]

That “I want to be anonymous but you saved my dads money because he was able to withdraw in time” message kinda has me tearing up a bit ngl

[PBoyle]

Coffeezilla called me yesterday morning to check if I agreed with his interpretation of the accounts. I said that I did, but he could check with investor relations before releasing a video. I may have ruined his scoop.

[diffuusio]

This guy is one of the better journalists out there:
1. He does good work exposing evil like journalist should (in my opinion).
2. Specialized to have competency in what he does instead of being generalist.

3. Good and entertaining presentation.
4. Simplifies the subject such that people with limited experience in the subject can still understand him.
5. He is also charismatic and well spoken.

[BlackFragFilms]

You did the right thing offering them a chance to respond before publishing that video. Might feel a bit annoying right now but in the long run stuff like this is what gives you the incredible credibility you have.

[tommykarrick]

It is insane that we’re in a period where you can make a daily to weekly series about each new billion dollar company implosion one after the other as they occur

[intfamous]

from fake guru killer to cryptobro slayer, this channel has been a gem these past 2-3 years

[bigbfsu]

It’s always refreshing to see a real one putting out the facts instead of protecting his own personal friends

[dgaming]

As a gamer who spent the last 5 years fighting crypto to buy GPU's, consoles and basically any computer part, this is poetic justice

[imgonnafuckuup]

'there's lots of people pretending they're fine while they're actually close to bankruptcy'

story of my life

[nick_pappagiorgio]

"Paused withdrawals" is a nice way of saying "you'll never see your money again."

[ugoeze]

When a company is debating declaring insolvency but the public doesn’t know, they subscribe to the Zilla to see if they can hold out or if the heat’s picking up…

[Zadeska]

It's funny, Coffeezilla joked that his YouTube channel peaked when he led to Jay Mazini's downfall. Little did we all know that his YouTube content just keeps on getting better over time. It's crazy to see this in real time, and I won't be surprised if he has a deal with Netflix or Spotify in a year.

Keep up the great work!

[davidtaliaferro]

Getting a call from Coffeezilla these days is like the old days when the receptionist at some company tells the CEO that Mike Wallace from 60 minutes is here to see you.

[michaelfabish-wood]

Dude you are so watchable, just binged your entire channel. Sad to see all this going on

[JeePsSsS]

Not the hero we deserve. Just the one we need.

[Sound]

Not only does he have a $10 million studio, he can tell the future 🔮

[jesseschurmann]

We need more people like you Coffee. Never change.

[BATTERIESc]

Has there been any examples of when the companies tweet " Don't worry we have the money ", that they actually did in fact, have the money?

[FallingPicturesProductions]

Coffezilla: "Hey you guys are looking a bit insolvent, mind speaking with me about it?"
Genesis: "Quick, shut it down! They know!"