Every forum needs its court jester, and OffshoreCorpTalk struck gold with @Gediminas Butkus. He’s back again, peddling his latest miracle cure for your financial needs: Locked.Money, a “Web3 company in days” scheme that promises the future while barely understanding the present. Spoiler: it’s rubbish, just like his earlier endorsement of the Bankera scam. Different paint job, same hollow interior.
This is the same guy who still runs around selling “offshore bank account opening services” through his masterpiece of a website, offshorebankaccounts.com. You’ll also find him dabbling in company formation and even citizenship packages. Because if you’re gullible enough to buy one magic trick, why not buy the whole deck of cards?
The self-styled “CEO at Offshore Bank Accounts” calls himself a financial Maverick with an unstoppable passion for banking and decentralized finance (DeFi). Translation: a salesman who learned to copy-paste buzzwords from LinkedIn. Supposedly, he has “an impressive network in the banking world.” More likely, he has a collection of cold LinkedIn connections who muted him years ago.
It’s telling that he remains one of the few “long-standing sponsors” of OCT and a "Premium Advertising Partner". The forum owner clings to these clowns because without them, the sponsor banner area would be emptier than his promises. Gediminas plays the role perfectly: not credible enough to be trusted, not competent enough to be taken seriously, but just slick enough to keep fooling the next newcomer who hasn’t googled his track record.
In the real world, people like this don’t build bridges between traditional finance and DeFi. They burn credibility on both sides until the only thing left is smoke. Gediminas is just another forum mascot with a history of attaching himself to half-baked scams and hoping no one notices the pattern.
Ps. This isn’t doxing. The guy proudly parades his real name (and likely his real face) while shamelessly flogging these services.
This is the same guy who still runs around selling “offshore bank account opening services” through his masterpiece of a website, offshorebankaccounts.com. You’ll also find him dabbling in company formation and even citizenship packages. Because if you’re gullible enough to buy one magic trick, why not buy the whole deck of cards?
The self-styled “CEO at Offshore Bank Accounts” calls himself a financial Maverick with an unstoppable passion for banking and decentralized finance (DeFi). Translation: a salesman who learned to copy-paste buzzwords from LinkedIn. Supposedly, he has “an impressive network in the banking world.” More likely, he has a collection of cold LinkedIn connections who muted him years ago.
It’s telling that he remains one of the few “long-standing sponsors” of OCT and a "Premium Advertising Partner". The forum owner clings to these clowns because without them, the sponsor banner area would be emptier than his promises. Gediminas plays the role perfectly: not credible enough to be trusted, not competent enough to be taken seriously, but just slick enough to keep fooling the next newcomer who hasn’t googled his track record.
In the real world, people like this don’t build bridges between traditional finance and DeFi. They burn credibility on both sides until the only thing left is smoke. Gediminas is just another forum mascot with a history of attaching himself to half-baked scams and hoping no one notices the pattern.
Ps. This isn’t doxing. The guy proudly parades his real name (and likely his real face) while shamelessly flogging these services.
