TL;DR
In November 2025, Italy’s CONSOB ordered the blackout of several domains tied to the Avenixio / Tegsub network, accusing it of using deepfake videos of Italian politicians to lure investors. Victims describe deposits “for guaranteed daily returns” that vanished within weeks. Evidence from CONSOB, local media, and user forums shows a coordinated cross-domain scam funneling deposits to untraceable crypto wallets.
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Key Features or Offerings
- “Guaranteed 30% monthly profit” investment plans
Referral bonuses (multi-level pyramid structure)
Live “portfolio dashboards” showing fake daily profits
Deposit via crypto and card processors (small gateways through Tegsub)
No verified withdrawal channel
Red Flags & Warning Indicators
- ❌ CONSOB Blackout (Nov 2025) — Official regulatory shutdown.
❌ Deepfake marketing materials featuring public officials.
❌ Multiple cloned domains (at least five) with identical HTML structure.
❌ No legitimate company registration in Italy or EU.
❌ Telegram & WhatsApp groups still promoting “Avenixio 2.0” relaunch.
Real User Reviews & Online Reputation
Across Italian-language Telegram and Facebook groups, dozens of victims shared experiences of sudden withdrawal freezes.
“I saw Giorgetti’s face in the ad. That’s why I trusted them. Now the site is gone, and my €4,000 disappeared.” — Victim testimony, Milan, Nov 2025 (identity redacted)
Media outlets La Stampa and FXNewsGroup confirmed that CONSOB blocked the Avenixio network for unauthorized investment solicitation.
Melmac Expert Opinion
Our analysts verified domain DNS overlap among Avenixio, Tegsub, and other blocked clones. The pattern aligns with previous deepfake-driven crypto investment scams operating from offshore servers.
At Melmac Solutions, we stress transparency: no genuine investment platform uses deepfake videos, unrealistic returns, or sudden domain swaps.
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Safer Alternatives
If you’ve been affected or are verifying a platform’s legitimacy, explore:
These educational pages show how legitimate recovery and regulatory reporting work without fake promises.
Immediate Actions & Recovery Pathway
- Preserve Evidence: Keep screenshots of dashboards, payment confirmations, and social ads.
File Reports: Submit official complaints to CONSOB and your bank/card issuer.
Trace Crypto Transfers: Use Melmac’s Free Asset Tracing services.
FAQs
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Is Avenixio a legitimate trading platform?
No. CONSOB officially blacklisted it on November 5, 2025, citing unauthorized financial promotion.
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How did Avenixio attract victims?
By using deepfake videos of politicians and fake broker registrations to create trust.
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Can victims recover funds lost to Avenixio?
Yes, considerable recovery may be possible if transaction IDs or card chargebacks exist. Start with a wallet trace
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What’s Tegsub’s link to Avenixio?
Tegsub acted as a deposit gateway within the same hosting infrastructure—both domains are now offline.
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How to avoid similar deepfake scams?
Always verify investment sites with regulators and avoid any “guaranteed returns” promises.
Sources
- CONSOB Press Release (Nov 5, 2025): Official Site
- FXNewsGroup – “CONSOB Takes Further Action to Block Clone Websites” (Nov 2025)
- Victim-submitted documents (verified privately by Melmac analysts)
