Finixio and Clickout Media Exposed: Full Control Over Crypto Presales, Ads, and Wallets

Timothy M.’s sixth report shows that Finixio and Clickout Media allegedly control every part of dozens of crypto presales, from SEO dashboards to ad campaigns and wallets. Screenshots from Ahrefs and AccuRanker reveal user accounts tied to Finixio staff managing sites like 99Bitcoins, Techopedia, and Best Wallet, grouping them into keyword clusters to drive traffic and conversions.

Internal dashboards even list “crypto partnerships” with third-party media outlets like Bitcoinist, raising concerns about undisclosed promotional deals. These partnerships blur the line between owned and rented media, giving the impression of independent coverage while reinforcing the same traffic funnel.

A small UK firm, Josh Consultancy Ltd, runs over 2,000 Google Ads for these projects, including Solaxy, Fight Out, and Wall Street Pepe. Despite limited capital, it handles global campaigns and is owned by Suresh Chandra Joshi, a Finixio executive and co-founder of failed presale Battle Infinity. This suggests the ad spend for many presales is funneled through a shell company controlled by the same people behind the projects themselves.

Blockchain analysis links presale funds to wallets tied to Finixio, with repeated ETH transfers and use of Binance hot wallets suggesting fund recycling and possible laundering. Some wallets never claimed tokens, implying that presales may be used to mix or hide funds rather than raise them.

The use of mirror domains and expired sites with old backlinks further boosts localized SEO and shields operations. All signs point to a coordinated system where the same people build the tokens, run the ads, manage SEO, and control the funds.

** The full article was originally published on TheHolyCoins, a crypto news platform focused on early-stage projects, token launches, and presales.

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