The fake identities involve them working in jobs that earn real money, supplementing the ability to hire. For example, they'll set up an influencer on YT by meeting with the algorithms, then the YT'er is earning real money which the agency "gave" them, keeping it off the agency's books.
$900,000,000 / 60,000 people = $15,000 per person.
Seems grossly underfunded if true.
The fake identities involve them working in jobs that earn real money, supplementing the ability to hire. For example, they'll set up an influencer on YT by meeting with the algorithms, then the YT'er is earning real money which the agency "gave" them, keeping it off the agency's books.