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A Bulgarian woman dubbed the “Crypto Queen” after she raised billions of dollars in a fraudulent virtual currency scheme was on Thursday placed on the FBI’s 10 most wanted list. The FBI put up a US$100,000 reward for Ruja Ignatova, who disappeared in Greece in October 2017 at about the time US authorities filed a sealed indictment and warrant for her arrest. The 42-year-old, who is also a German citizen, was behind one of the most notorious scams in the frequently treacherous world of cryp...

In 2014, Ignatova founded OneCoin, a Bulgarian-based crypto bereft of blockchain but turned out to be a Ponzi scheme to rival Bitcoin

Ignatova, also known as Crypto Queen is charged for running a ponzi scheme in the name of cryptocurrency. The supposedly made cryptocurrency, is said to have cheated the investors of $4 billion. The German citizen accused has been added to the FBI’s list of ten most wanted fugitives.

Production companies Tondowski Films and DARE Pictures have joined forces with Fremantle, Sky Germany and Channel 4 to unveil Crypto Queen, highlighting one of ...

The FBI offers up to $100,000 for any info that leads to Ruja Ignatova's arrest.

The FBI is offering anyone who helps arrest OneCoin co-founder Dr. Ruja Ignatova $100,000.

Production companies Tondowski Films and Dare Pictures are teaming up with Fremantle and broadcasters Sky Germany and Channel 4 on a new documentary series, Crypto Queen (w/t), which promises to ...

Can one person own a color? The promise of NFTs seems to say so. What would this mean for how we understand art and beauty?

The world is not fair or equitable for women.

NFTs are non-fungible digital artworks varying from images, videos and animations to texts, tweets, source codes and music