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News and updates since this website launched
This page describes the developments since this website launched on 28-05-2025.
On 29-05-25 Alejandro wrote to one of the victims the following message:
“First of all, I have repeated this several times that what you are requesting from us is technically impossible as well as putting the whole project at risk and also user funds in case you withdraw tokens which do not belong to you.
We have also sent a fully detailed response to your legal letter showing that there was no wrongdoing from our side, we are trying our best to get things running, however it makes things much more difficult if people spread misinformation and companies as well as other potential investors that could help speed up the process see these baseless claims and back off.
I see that this is taking a turn now as you are trying to blackmail us by publishing information of people that helped the project in the past as well as false information, if you think that this will help the performance of your $HPLT tokens, feel free to do so. Please beware that this might not be fully legal and we will inform said people to take action against you in this case as well.
In short: $HPLT Token will launch soon 100% as confirmed in response to your legal letter as well.”
It seems that Alejandro Torres, Dmitry Pishkin and Sviatoslav Bykhovski are getting a bit worried after realizing that their scam has been exposed.
After being confronted with the information disclosed on this website Dmitry responded :
“Like I said im not involved in any official papers with hypeloot company and other people also. Just good luck with your europol cybercrime and other staff. Also, like i know my last information, listing will be soon. Bye”
On 30-05-25 the scammers suddenly announce “one of the biggest airdrops in crypto history”.
It seems that the disclosure of the hypeloot presale scam has stirred things up a bit. It looks like a rushed job since they have misspelled “Hypelot” in the announcement.
Our advise: do not enage in the airdrop as your funds may be at risk!
Update: the airdrop message has been removed from the presale website on 30-05-2025. It seems that the scammers are getting desperate!
Update:
On 18-08-25 the Hypeloot presale scam website has been updated.
The URL is now: token.hypeloot.com instead of the previous used presale.hypeloot.com.
They announce the launch of “the first ever fair launched casino token”.
Alejandro and his team surely have a great sense of humor.
Even the full team of advisors is back.
Please meet: Sviatoslav Bykhovski, Pedro Ferreira and Heather Dryden.
The previous URL presale.hypeloot.com is now being flagged by Malwarebytes Browser Guard as being a scam.
The new URL doesn’t allow users to connect their wallet and see their purchased tokens.
Suddenly they started to communicate on X again.
From August 20th until September 5th many messages were published on X.
Shortly after, they closed down the Hypeloot domain.
Since 22-09-25 the Hypeloot domain (https://hypeloot.com) cannot be reached anymore. This applies also to the subdomains presale.hypeloot.com and token.hypeloot.com.
It seems the scammers have decided to pull the plug!
The Hypeloot domain has been shut down.
The scam is complete and definite!
On 06-01-2026 the following Europol Case Summary has been created:
EUROPOL CASE SUMMARY
International Crypto Fraud – “Hypeloot” (HPLT Token Presale)
Requesting Authority: Netherlands Police
Requested Channel: Europol (SIENA)
Receiving Authority: Cyprus Police – Cyber Crime Unit
Related FIU: MOKAS (Cyprus FIU)
Case Identification
Dutch Police Case / Process-Verbaal: PL2600-XXX
Type of offence:
Large-scale online fraud
Crypto investment fraud
Suspected money laundering
Estimated total damage: > USD 1.1 million
Victims: Multiple (EU, UK, North America)
Summary of Facts
Between February 2024 and February 2025, unknown perpetrators operated an online crypto token presale under the name “Hypeloot” (HPLT token).
Investors were solicited via professional websites, a whitepaper, tokenomics documentation, and Telegram communication channels.
After collecting funds, the operators:
failed to deliver any promised products or utilities
shut down all communication channels
deleted all websites
disappeared without refunding investors
Cyprus Nexus
The fraud was conducted using a Cyprus-registered company:
Company: Abacanes Ltd (Cyprus)
Corporate service provider: Fidesta Management Ltd (CySEC regulated)
Written confirmation from Fidesta’s legal counsel states that:
Fidesta incorporated Abacanes Ltd
Fidesta acted as company secretary and registered office provider
Fidesta lost contact with the sole director/shareholder
Fidesta resigned after loss of contact
Loss of contact with the controlling person constitutes a high-risk AML indicator under EU and Cyprus AML frameworks.
Blockchain & Exchange Evidence
All known victim funds were consolidated into a ByBit exchange deposit wallet:
Wallet address:
0x6819381053E22AF400624ba7284343e9C5A52B79
Blockchain analysis confirms:
transfers from presale-related wallets
consolidation into the above ByBit deposit address
subsequent internal activity within the exchange environment
ByBit has confirmed in writing that it will only provide KYC, IP logs, and account data upon a formal law-enforcement request.
Investigative Necessity
Cyprus Police Cyber Crime Unit and MOKAS have indicated that:
no investigative measures can be taken
no exchange data can be requested
unless the case is formally transmitted via international police cooperation channels (Europol/Interpol).
Requested Actions via Europol
The Netherlands Police respectfully request that Europol facilitate:
Transmission of this case file to the Cyprus Police Cyber Crime Unit
Coordination with Cyprus authorities for:
identification of individuals behind Abacanes Ltd / Hypeloot
AML investigation
Law-enforcement request to ByBit for:
KYC identity of account holder
IP addresses and device/session logs
Internal transfers and linked accounts
Fiat and crypto withdrawal destinations
Available Evidence
Available upon request or already compiled in dossier:
Blockchain transaction analysis
Website and whitepaper screenshots
Telegram communication logs
Legal correspondence with corporate service provider
Written responses from ByBit and MOKAS
Contact (Victim / Reporting Party)
Name: R.G.
Country: Netherlands
Role: Victim / reporting party
Cooperation: Fully available for further statements or clarification
End of Europol Case Summary
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