Unpaid Investors, Mike Chmielewski New Ferrari: Inside the Goliath Ventures Lie #GoliathVentures

This image says everything investors need to understand right now. While investors are being told there is no money to pay them, while withdrawals are delayed week after week, while excuses are rolled out about banks, compliance, and “next week,” a partner of Goliath Ventures is buying a brand-new Ferrari and posting it publicly. That is not bad optics. That is a slap in the face. The individual in this image is Mike Chmielewski (@truemoneymike). He is not a junior promoter. He is a business partner, named on investor contracts, with direct responsibility for investor relationships and communications. Based on information reviewed, we believe he has brought well over $120 million into Goliath Ventures Inc. And while investors are being told there is “no money,” this is what they are shown. Some investors have been waiting since early October 2025. Months have passed. Withdrawal requests remain unresolved. Timelines have shifted repeatedly. Excuses have changed. Patience has been demanded — again and again. Let’s be absolutely clear. Goliath Ventures presents itself as a crypto-based investment operation. Crypto does not require commercial banks to pay investors. Crypto does not stop working because a bank says no. Crypto does not need an MSB to send funds to investors. If the liquidity existed, investors could be paid in crypto today. Instead, investors are being strung along. They are told: – banks won’t work with them – a “licensed MSB” is almost ready – funds are coming next week – to pray and remain patient At the same time, partners are publicly celebrating luxury purchases. That is not a cash-flow issue. That is not a technical issue. That is a credibility issue. The contract investors signed is not vague. It sets out a defined withdrawal process measured in business days once a formal exit is requested. That window has now passed for multiple investors. At that moment, this stopped being about delays. It became non-performance under a written agreement. Continuing to show “hyper-compounding” balances after contractual withdrawal deadlines have expired does not create value. It creates false hope. A number on a screen you cannot access is not an asset. It is a distraction. This image matters because of when it was posted, who posted it, and what investors are being told at the same time. If you are an investor still being told there is no money, look at this image carefully. Contracts matter. Timelines matter. And behaviour matters. People deserve answers — and accountability. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/40lE4Yba-PM For background, evidence, and an ongoing timeline relating to GOLIATH VENTURES INC, see: https://www.dehek.com/goliath-ventures/ #GoliathVentures #ChristopherDelgado #MikeChmielewski #TrueMoneyMike #TopSailWhisky #PonziScheme